Saying “Yes, Lord!” Ep. 3

Rivers start small but grow bigger and stronger as they flow. If the work of the Holy Spirit is like a river, it’s great to notice what He’s doing around the world. Dannah Gresh, Mary Kassian, and more share how the river is growing.

In the Bible, water often represents the Spirit of God, flowing, moving, bringing life everywhere He goes. We’ll hear how He works in surprising, transformative ways.

You know what it’s like to be looking for something, and then, while you’re looking, you get so distracted you don’t notice it when it’s right in front of you! Nancy encourages us to lift up our eyes and notice what God is up to in the world.

It can be difficult for a wife to know how to apply the biblical instruction to submit to her husband. A young wife shares her story, and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth gives some helpful pointers.

Rebecca Ellerman took her son, Will, to a doctor’s appointment in a hospital. Suddenly Will stopped breathing.

God never promises life will be easy. But when you say, “Yes, Lord,” you can expect life with Him to be a meaningful adventure.

Can Jesus be your Savior but not your Lord? People separate these terms all the time. But Nancy says you can’t separate those terms so easily.

The heart to yield control to Christ as Lord is an evidence of true salvation.

Shannon Popkin says many wives have a sinful tendency to want to grab control from their husbands. And many husbands also have a tendency to be passive.

Shannon Popkin spent many years trying to control her husband. Then she realized damage that controlling attitude was doing to her and to her husband.