Listen To Ed Young
The Creative Connection
The Creative Connection with Ed Young is a national daily radio show combining faith with everyday life. Every episode is filled with practical wisdom and biblical insights to strengthen listeners' understanding and relationship with Jesus.
Listen to Ed Young
The Creative Connection
The Creative Connection with Pastor Ed Young is a national daily radio show combining faith with everyday life. Every episode is filled with practical wisdom and biblical insights to strengthen listeners' understanding and relationship with Jesus.
Peace
In this episode of The Creative Connection, Ed Young closes the series by teaching that we can have the peace of God only when we have peace with God—that Jesus, our peace, tore down the dividing wall of hostility between Jew and Gentile through the cross, making the two one and calling believers into the ministry of reconciliation and the community of the church.
Security
In this episode of The Creative Connection, Ed Young contrasts the sinfulness of sin—being dead in the "graveyard" of the world, the devil, and the flesh—with the greatness of God's grace, teaching that salvation is by grace, through faith, for good works, and that true Christianity is not "do" or "don't" but "done.
Resolved
In this episode of The Creative Connection, Ed Young closes the series with Daniel's resolve not to defile himself in Babylon, teaching that self-aware believers decide in advance how they will live—making the decision before the dilemma—so that, like Daniel, they can stand for God in a pagan culture and be positioned for His blessing.
Decisions, Decisions
In this episode of The Creative Connection, Ed Young contrasts the self-aware Daniel with the easily manipulated King Darius, teaching from the account of the lions' den that good decisions come from listening to God and surrounding ourselves with people of integrity—the "Daniels"—rather than the jealous voices that lead us astray.
The Writing On The Wall
In this episode of The Creative Connection, Ed Young uses King Belshazzar—who defied God and saw his doom written on the wall—to warn that self-unawareness moves from delusion to disrespect to destruction, and to call listeners to heed their conscience, learn from history, and turn to God while there is still time.