Power For Living

The American Civil War was labeled, "A Just Cause." Defeating Hitler was called the same. But in this week's Power For Living, we discover a real just cause.

"Fooled me once, shame on you." "Fooled me twice, shame on me." So the sayings went. In this week's episode, Power For Living takes on what the fool says in his heart.

At the least sign of danger, King Arthur shouted "Run away!" in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. In this week's Power For Living, we learn that even in danger, David knew he was blessed and would not run away.

We've heard, "Justice deferred is justice denied." The legal phrase means justice that's too late is like no justice at all. But not so with God. This week we learn that God is always just and never late.

An "Attitude Adjustment" is a popular subject. WWE legend John Cena used it as his finishing move. Hank Williams, Jr. sang about one. This week, we find out that Jesus can make an attitude adjustment stick. 

In law, prosecutors and plaintiffs seek justice against the defendants. In this week's Power For Living, we're talking about how the Lord is always just, and how He shows His power to His people.

Heart conditions can be serious. Some come from loneliness. Some from joy. In Psalms 5-6, David tells us that a good heart comes from trusting God. 

When told he was surrounded, American General Anthony McAuliffe said, "Men, we are surrounded by the enemy… We can attack in any direction." In this week's Power For Living, we talk about what it means to be surrounded.

Most people love winning, and it goes without saying that we like songs that celebrate it. In this week's Power For Living, we talk about how Psalms One and Two point us to victorious living.

For many years, adults thought some kids were just "hyper." This week's Power For Living digs into the reality of ADHD, and how the Bible gives clues on gaining mastery over it.