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Speaking of Life

Speaking of Life logoDr. Joseph Tkach, president of Grace Communion International, comments each week, giving a biblical perspective on how we live in the light of God's love. Most programs are about three minutes long – available in video, audio, and text.
Hugs From God
God reaches out to us in all kinds of ways to show us his love. (2.33 minutes)
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Previous Programs

Blind Man on a Bike
Daniel Kish grew up totally blind, but that didn't slow him down. (2.23 minutes)
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Walking on Water
When we get ourselves trapped in the unpredictable disorder of life, we can know that Jesus is with us. (2.83 minutes)
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Trinity Sunday
The doctrine of the Trinity helps us understand how God is in relationship as one divine Being, and we are included in that relationship. (3.58 minutes)
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Why Wait?
Before ascending to heaven, Jesus told his disciples: "Do not leave Jerusalem, but wait for the gift my Father promised." (2.9 minutes)
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Mother's Day
The love of a mother for a child is about as close to unconditional love that we humans can achieve. It is also a beautiful reflection of God's unconditional love for us. (2.67 minutes)
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Emotional Terrorism
Last month, we watched anxiously as law enforcement and homeland security desperately sought the two young suspects in the Boston Marathon attacks. (2.73 minutes)
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Walking in Circles
For some reason, when people can't see their goal, they cannot walk in a straight line. (2.95 minutes)
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Einstein
As we continue to probe deeper into the nature of the physical world we are confronted with facts and phenomena that defy common sense. (2.95 minutes)
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Superlative Water
When we become physically thirsty, water satisfies us, but we are more than just physical creatures. As the physical body needs water to continue living, so does the spirit. (3 minutes)
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East From West
For some reason, unconditional love and forgiveness often seems “too good to be true.” (3 minutes)
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