We all have times of deep thirst when our spirit and emotions feel parched. Sometimes--to satisfy our thirst--we drink the first thing that comes along. But drinking substitute sources leaves us emptier and more dehydrated than before. Jesus said he is the living water that truly satisfies our soul's thirst. Jesus said, "Whoever is thirsty, let him come to me and drink. Whoever believes in me, as the Scripture has said, 'Streams of living water will flow from within him.'"
Part 7 of 7
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Father
Genesis 27
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
Part 6 of 7
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Father
Genesis 25:19-34
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
Part 5 of 7
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Father
Genesis 26:1-25
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
Part 4 of 8
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Faither
Genesis 24
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
This year, Right From The Heart is celebrating 16 years of ministry…always with the same Mission: To reach and disciple people through the use of media.
Hello, my name is Jim Murphy and I’m the Executive Director of Right From The Heart Ministries. I appreciate this opportunity to give you an update on how God has been working through this ministry over the past several months. What is unique about Right From The Heart is that the primary focus is “outreach,” creating thought-provoking messages that are aired on secular radio and television…. messages designed to raise questions in people’s minds and get them thinking about where they stand in their relationship with God. I hope you’ve had an opportunity to see and hear some of these messages on local radio and TV. Over 4 million people a month see our TV messages in metro Atlanta. And worldwide, over 270 million hear either an outreach spot or one of our teaching programs or sermons on radio!
More recently, we’ve been directing people to our web site via the secular radio and TV spots…giving them an opportunity to get more in-depth information, and to answer questions of faith, and exposing them to the wealth of content on the web. We’ve also expanded our presence on the internet, making both video and audio messages available there through a variety of outlets, our own web site, podcasts, Facebook, and even YouTube.
Probably the most popular internet-based aspects of the ministry are Bryant’s daily devotions. These devotions can be read on our web site; you can have them delivered to your email, or even have them built-in to your home page or Facebook profile---all of this is available from our web site.
When the devotions first became available on the web in July 2006, an average of 700 devotions were viewed monthly. Last month, the figure had grown to over 120,000 devotions viewed!
If you aren’t already receiving them, I encourage you to go to rightfromtheheart.org and sign up for our daily devotions. It’s a great way to start your day, and an easy way to witness to friends or family by forwarding the devotions to them, or having them visible on your home page or Facebook profile.
So, what’s new at the ministry? Well…I’m glad you asked!!
1. A few months ago, we added a “comments” section to the daily devotions, a place where you can leave comments about that day’s devotion. I’ve got to tell you, we get some pretty lively interaction between readers there. I encourage you to take time to read some of the comments and participate in the comments section!
2. We believe in the power of prayer. Just last month, we added an entirely new feature to our ministry … an online Prayer Community called Right From The Knees….a place where a person can anonymously leave a prayer request and have other members of the community pray for them. We hope you’ll visit it at RightFromTheKnees.org
3. Recently we started measuring the effectiveness of the ministry through something we call “touches.” Every time someone views a daily devotion, hears a radio or sees a TV spot anywhere in the world, we consider that a “touch.” Did you know that if you factor in all of Right From The Heart’s media efforts around the world we’re creating over 270 million touches each month? Pretty amazing, how the media allows us to reach so many people.
4. Soon, we’ll be broadcasting radio spots on a secular rock-n-roll station in Poland. And, we’ve just started discussions on broadcasting Bryant’s sermons translated into Farsi—directly into Iran.
If what we’re doing excites you, you can support the ministry in a couple of ways.
First of all, I’d ask you to pray for the ministry, for the effectiveness of our messages, the success of the initiatives we’ve undertaken in the US, Poland, India and elsewhere and that God will continue to use the ministry to reach people and bring them into a saving knowledge of Jesus Christ.
Secondly, I’d like to ask you to prayerfully consider becoming a regular financial supporter of Right From The Heart. We hope you’ll join us in carrying out the directive of Jesus to bring the Good News to people locally, regionally, and throughout the world. Click on the donate tab on our web site to get more information about how you can participate in supporting this ministry.
Part 2 of 8
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Faither
Genesis 21:9-21 & 25:5-18
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
Part 1 of 8
in the series: Isaac: The Little Known Founding Faither
Genesis 21:1-14
Isaac is one of the patriarchs of our faith, yet is not as well known as his father Abraham or son Jacob or grandson Joseph. Yet, from Isaac's life we discover the roots of our Christian faith and lessons that apply to our life and faith today.
Part 5 of 5
in the series: Afterlife is not an Afterthought
Selected Scripture texts
Whether our lives or busy or boring, frantic or routine, we rarely give much thought to our afterlife. Yet, how long is eternity compared to our lifespan? Typically, we put more thought into planning our retirement than we do our everlasting eternity. In this series, Bryant Wright examines what the Bible says about heaven, hell, judgment, and even purgatory. After we have planned for tomorrow, we are better equipped to live for today as God intended.
Part 4 of 5
in the series: Afterlife is not an Afterthought
Mark 9:42-48
Whether our lives or busy or boring, frantic or routine, we rarely give much thought to our afterlife. Yet, how long is eternity compared to our lifespan? Typically, we put more thought into planning our retirement than we do our everlasting eternity. In this series, Bryant Wright examines what the Bible says about heaven, hell, judgment, and even purgatory. After we have planned for tomorrow, we are better equipped to live for today as God intended.
Thomas Nelson, Guest Speaker 
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