A Christ Who Hears

Have you ever felt uncertain about whether God hears your prayers? In this episode of Words of Grace, Pastor Ben Winslett shares a message of deep reassurance from Luke 4, Isaiah 61, Psalm 72, Matthew 8, and Hebrews 4. From the moment Jesus stood in the synagogue and read from Isaiah to the many times He answered cries for help during His earthly ministry, we see a consistent truth: Christ hears and responds to the needs of His people.

Whether you’re struggling, seeking guidance, or simply in need of comfort, this message reminds us that we can always go to Jesus—and He will say, “I will.”

Radio broadcast for August 3, 2025. Continue reading “A Christ Who Hears”

Neighbors and Enemies

Who exactly is our neighbor? Are we permitted to hate our enemies? In this week’s broadcast, Pastor Ben Winslett explores Jesus’ striking command to love not only our neighbors but also our enemies. Drawing from Matthew 5 and Jesus’ parable of the Good Samaritan in Luke 10, we examine the deeper spiritual meaning behind the law and how this teaching reveals both the futility of Pharisaical righteousness and the perfection found only in Christ.

Discover how genuine Christian love transcends social circles, prejudice, and even personal animosity—shining forth as evidence of our identity as God’s children.

Radio broadcast for July 6, 2025. Continue reading “Neighbors and Enemies”

Let us Love…

In today’s episode of Words of Grace, we explore the command to love one  in 1 John 4:7-11. Reflecting on the transformative nature of divine love, Ben Winslett explains how true, Christlike love is a product of God’s grace imparted to us at salvation. Contrasting spiritual love with worldly affections, Ben emphasizes its sacrificial, forgiving, and selfless qualities, exemplified by Jesus Christ. With rich scriptural insights, he reminds listeners that God’s love, demonstrated through Christ’s sacrifice, obligates us to love others in the same heartfelt manner.

Radio broadcast for December 1, 2024. Continue reading “Let us Love…”