Matthew 4:1-11

🎁 When the answer comes, the heart still matters.In this episode, Dr. Robyn and Dr. Nathan Kassas discuss a challenging question fromHezekiah’s story: can you receive an extraordinary blessing and still welcome correction? Ananswered prayer can change your circumstances, but what happens when God beginsaddressing the attitudes beneath your celebration? Returning to the Valley of Berachah,discover why receiving mercy doesn’t mean the work within you is finished. Could the veryblessing you’re celebrating become the reason you stop listening? 🔍 Join this conversationabout humility, accountability, and remaining teachable when life finally starts going your way.The answer may challenge how you interpret blessing.

Christ can give us the words to send the devil away. He can give us the words to rebuke the devil. In this message, Jill Briscoe gives us tools to handle temptation, even as we see it lived out in the life of Jesus.Jesus answered, “It is written: ‘Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'”

Forty days is a long time to survive in the wilderness, alone and without food. Witness how Jesus did it—in spite of Satan’s wicked lies and tests. In Jesus’ victory over the physical, spiritual, and psychological challenges, He proved His qualifications to be our Savior.

Christ can give us the words to send the devil away. He can give us the words to rebuke the devil. In this message, Jill Briscoe gives us tools to handle temptation, even as we see it lived out in the life of Jesus.Jesus answered, "It is written: 'Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.'"

Pastor Morris examines how Satan tempted Jesus in the wilderness, revealing that the very same tactics Satan used against Jesus are the ones he uses against us today. Join us as we explore these timeless truths, uncovering how Jesus' responses in the wilderness provide a perfect example of how we can resist temptation and stand firm in our faith.