Perhaps you have been successful at doing the very thing or things you wanted to do in life. But being a person of faith, you may still be wondering about that higher calling. In other words, what is God's plan for your life?
Sad but true, many people believe we are born, we live, and then we die, end of story. But in this episode, Frank King explains that the Bible does not support that narrow-minded view of our existence.
In his second letter to Timothy, Paul writes that God has, “Saved us, and called us with an holy calling, not according to our works, but according to his own purpose and grace, which was given us in Christ Jesus before the world began” (2 Tim. 1:9).
None of us simply happened. God didn't look down on the earth one day and say, “Oh my goodness, look at Jesse, look at Sheila; I don't know what to do with them.” God created us with a divine purpose.
So many people today are just drifting through life. They don't even have a sense of natural purpose for their life. They are just passing through this life. But our life was made to be lived and not just passed through. According to the verse, God had a purpose for our life before the world began.
It’s important that we seek to know what God’s plan is for our life. That may sound difficult since He seldom if ever speaks to us audibly. But He knows how to reveal His plan for our life in such a way that we can discern what it is.
6 Aug 2026
The Process of Sanctification (Episode 177)
Sanctification denotes being set apart for God. When we accepted Christ as our Savior, we were sanctified. That means we became dedicated to Him. We are no longer to live for ourselves but for Him. In other words, we became sanctified for God's use.
In this episode, Frank King addresses sanctification from two standpoints. One is the act of sanctification and the other is the process of sanctification. It was an act of God to sanctify us to make us His. The process of sanctification, on the other hand, is the means by which we grow to become more like Christ and more dedicated to God.
The question is, if God has already sanctified us, why do we need to sanctify ourselves? Because even though God has stamped us as His own, some Christians live like they don't belong to Him. And all of us can improve in that area. It is through this process of sanctification that we learn how to live a life that is separated to God as He has already decreed that we are.
A vital element of the sanctification process is the Word of God. Jesus prayed, “Sanctify them through thy truth: thy word is truth” (John 17:17, KJV). How does the Bible help to sanctify us? The more we study the Word of God and the more we live by it, the more dedicated to God we will become. Hence, you can tell a lot about the impact the Word of God is having on a believer's life by his devotion to God or the lack thereof.
29 Jul 2026
Advice on How to Stand (Episode 176)
When you accept Christ as your personal Savior, that is the beginning of your journey with the Lord. Afterward, you are to walk with Him daily, cultivating your relationship with Him. In this episode, Frank King shares some food for thought on how to stand as a Christian.
This is an important subject because when we fail to stand as we should, there are usually consequences—to our finances, to our health, to our home life, etc. It’s never a good strategy in life to just go with the flow of life. You must know how to stand for the outcomes you want to see in your life.
In Paul’s first epistle to the church at Corinth, he reflects on a number of unwise acts of the children of Israel and the consequences they suffered. He writes, “Now all these things happened unto them for examples: and they are written for our admonition, upon whom the ends of the world are come” (1 Cor. 10:11, KJV). That would apply to us today.
This is such an important point for Paul to make. Even though Israel was under the Law and we are under Grace, we are dealing with the same God. The same things that displeased God in the OT also displease Him today. If that is not true, then how can we learn anything about the nature of God through reading our Bible? Hence, if we want to please Him with our life, we must heed the lessons learned that have been recorded in the Scriptures. They have been recorded for our admonition; for our warning.
Paul also warns about being overconfident of our ability to stand: “Let him who thinks he stands take heed that he does not fall” (1 Cor. 10:12, NASB). We do well to heed this counsel if we want to stand for the Lord.
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