EPISODE · Apr 9, 2026 · 58 MIN
Getting Your Lights Knocked Out
from That's In The Bible? · host That's In The Bible?
In this episode discover the importance of maintaining a focused spiritual life and avoiding the darkness that can dim our walk with God. Pastor Alan Gardner shares his testimony, insights from Matthew 6, and practical advice on keeping our eyes fixed on Christ in a world filled with distractions. Points include;The significance of the eye as a "window to the soul" and its impact on spiritual health. How screens, entertainment, and worldly distractions can bring darkness into our livesThe biblical contrast between light and darkness, and how it relates to our spiritual walk The importance of focusing on God's word, prayer, and church to keep our light shiningThe deceitfulness of a divided focus and the dangers of serving two mastersThe consequences of neglecting spiritual focus, including deception, fear, and separation from GodHow to realign your focus and reignite your light through repentance and commitmentAnd much more! Don't miss this practical and insightful episode that will keep you on the right path and walking in the light.Send us Fan MailEmail us at [email protected]: thatsinthebible.comOur podcast theme song "Jesus Is Coming Soon", courtesy of His Reflection a Gospel Quartet from Buckley Road Baptist Church, Liverpool, NY.
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In this episode discover the importance of maintaining a focused spiritual life and avoiding the darkness that can dim our walk with God. Pastor Alan Gardner shares his testimony, insights from Matthew 6, and practical advice on keeping our eyes fixed on Christ in a world filled with distractions. Points include; The significance of the eye as a "window to the soul" and its impact on spiritual health. How screens, entertainment, and worldly distractions can bring darkness into our ...
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