Kerusso Logos Podcast with Dr. Robin Foster

A believer after God’s own heart, mourns with those who mourn, honors others (even who are flawed), and trusts God's timing rather than manipulating circumstances.

As God prepares the next chapter of his redemptive plan, Saul reminds us that unrepented sin leads to ruin.

Reciprocate the kindness and generosity Jesus has shown you, because the compassion you extend today reflects the Christian hope of total restoration.

In a life crisis, don't wait for circumstances to improve, or other people to lift you up, but instead turn to God to strengthen and encourage (direct) you.

The Cross saves sinners by grace alone, through faith alone, in Christ alone - turn to Jesus today and He will remember you in Heaven.

Life Point: When our desires and God's purpose collide, we must remain faithful to His will, trusting that rejection can lead us closer to His divine plan.

Yield to God’s transforming obedience, for persistent rebellion invites spiritual isolation, tragic consequences, and irreversible judgment—repent before it's too late.

Central life-point: When God is silent because of our sin, we must not grasp at forbidden shortcuts—especially occult practices.

Life Point: Despair-driven decisions lead to compromise and a double life—trust God's promises instead of fleeing to the world in unbelief.

Have the attitude of Christ: empty yourself, serve humbly, obey fully, put others’ needs first, and God will exalt you as He exalted Jesus.