Today’s message has some valuable guidance from the Bible for all of us as we search for true fulfillment in life. When we follow God, we see that it’s not the “end goal” that will bring us satisfaction. Instead, as Speaker Vern Jewett points out, it’s in our journey with God that we find the most meaning and fulfillment. Join us now and see when you put the Lord first in your life, He will turn ordinary moments into extraordinary ones!
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Wonderful Words of Life is the worldwide radio voice of The Salvation Army. It is a 15-minute program packed with lively dialog, the best Salvation Army music in various styles, and inspirational teaching. Its messages will stir your spirit and its music will soothe your soul.
Series 161: The God of Every Day
Ask someone nowadays “Where is God” and you’re likely to get a strange look as they question your sanity. For many people today God is nowhere around – if He even exists at all. However, the Bible gives us a completely different perspective. Join us for our series and be assured that God is close by and most of all He loves you and wants to be with you every day.
Hosts of Wonderful Words of Life
The hosts on Wonderful Words of Life are all members of The Salvation Army. The speaker is Lt. Colonel Vern Jewett, Divisional Commander of the Florida Division. His life-long experience in ministering to others, as well as his preaching and teaching of the Scriptures is evident in the friendly and communicative style he brings to the microphone. Co-hosting the program is Major Willis Howell, Divisional Commander of the North and South Carolina Division. The guest co-host for this series is Major Vivian Childs, Director of Inter-Cultural Ministries for The Salvation Army Southern Territory. With much enthusiasm these two engage in dynamic dialogue as they share listeners’ feedback, personal stories, or guest interviews before previewing the message for the day.
