Set Free with Ken Legg

D.L. Moody said defending the Bible is like defending a lion—just open its cage and let it speak for itself.

God challenges idols to show the future—then reveals 30% of the Bible is prophecy already fulfilled.

This episode explores the biblical concept of counting the cost of discipleship through Jesus' parables about building towers and going to battle, emphasizing that while humans lack the resources, Jesus provides everything needed for spiritual warfare.

This episode explores how Christians can enforce their victory in spiritual warfare through speaking faith declarations rather than just praying, using the biblical example of David and Goliath.

This episode explores the Christian concept of spiritual warfare, emphasizing that it's not optional but involves both battling against spiritual enemies and building one's faith, using biblical examples like Nehemiah to illustrate this dual focus.

This episode discusses spiritual warfare, exploring the balance between dismissing Satan as a myth and giving him too much prominence, with insights from biblical teachings and historical Christian figures.

This episode discusses spiritual warfare, emphasizing that Satan is already defeated by Jesus and exploring the implications for Christians.

This episode discusses the legal definitions and psychological impacts of sexual abuse on children, emphasizing the church's role in healing and addressing this societal challenge.

This episode explores how Christian faith addresses the shame and consequences of sexual abuse through God's salvation, justification, sanctification, and future glorification.

This episode explores Christian perspectives on healing from sexual abuse trauma through faith and grace.

This episode explores the power dynamics in sexual abuse, how victims and abusers are affected, and offers Christian hope for breaking cycles of abuse through spiritual transformation.

This episode addresses the sensitive issue of sexual abuse, particularly in children, exploring its devastating effects and offering hope for healing through Christian faith and recovery.