Set Free with Ken Legg

What's the difference between Christianity & Religion? We'll wrap up our look at Escaping Legalism today on Set Free with Ken Legg.

Law and grace ?' it's a delicate balance. On one hand, the Bible tells us that we're saved by grace, but it also says that faith without works is dead. So how do we reconcile the two? Some great insight today on Set Free.

Have you ever thought of yourself as a legalist? Ken Legg digs deeper into Legalism today, explaining different forms of it. Doctrinal legalism ?' where we insist on obeying non-essentials, moral Legalism - where you try to become the conscience for another person, and cultural legalism ?' where a local church's requirements are mistaken as Biblical standards. Tune in for a challenging discussion!

Ken Legg says that legalists actually have a very low regard for the Law, because they actually think they can fulfil it! Some fresh insights on escaping from Legalism, today on Set Free.

If we're saved by grace, do we still need to pay attention to the laws given in the Old Testament? Why do we seem to follow some and not others? This week on Set Free, Ken Legg is showing us how to Escape from Legalism.

How is Israel’s Promised Land like our Promised Life? Ken Legg wraps up his series titled ???Deficient or Sufficient???? on today’s Set Free.

When your ticket to heaven was paid on Calvary 2000 years ago, full provision was made for the entire journey of your Christian life. Find freedom from your deficiency as Ken Legg continues his series this week on Set Free.

Sadly, many Christians move away from the simplicity of trusting in Jesus, and place their confidence in their works, church programs, and other philosophies. These then become their life-source. They have never understood that Christ who saved them is also their source of life. Ken Legg continues his series ???Are you deficient or sufficient???? on Set Free today.

The Promised Land of the Old Testament is a picture of the Promised Life we find in the New Testament. Find out how you can enter into the land of bountiful provision on Set Free!

Are you deficient or sufficient? Will God ever allow you to be in a situation where you don’t have the resources to handle it? On Set Free today we’ll discover that we’re heirs to a Spiritual Fortune ?' find out what that means on today’s episode!

Ken Legg has been encouraging us this week to be 'Set Free' from the emotional bondage that comes when someone has been sexually abused. If you feel bound by something that's happened to you in the past, listen in today for some great encouragement and hope as Ken wraps up this series.

Continuing his thoughts on Sexual Abuse, Ken Legg today explores the effects of abuse on our perceptions of our own self-worth and identity. Some good encouragement to break free from the bondage of abuse and to live in the freedom and esteem God intended for us.

Ken Legg is looking at how we can be Set Free of the bondage that comes with having been sexually abused. There's often a big sense of shame and guilt ?' but Ken says that Jesus came to bring freedom from that. It's a look at what the Bible says about shame ?' today on Set Free.

Our past doesn't need to determine our future. Easy to say ?' but if you've been on the receiving end of sexual abuse you'll know that it's hard to break free of the emotional distress it's caused. Ken Legg explores what God has to say about things that have happened in our past, and how we can put them behind us and move forward???that's today on Set Free.

Ken Legg's programme is all about being 'Set Free' ?' free from the things that hold us back from being all God created us to be. And one issue that holds an increasing number of people down, is sexual abuse. If you feel bound by something that's happened to you in the past, listen in this week for a practical look at the freedom we can find in Christ.

Wrapping up his series ???Winning over Worry???, Ken Legg asks where our focus lies. Are we concentrating too much on the things of this world, or are we truly trusting that God will provide all our needs? Something to think about, today on Set Free.

Ken Legg continues his series today on ???Winning over Worry???. He says that ultimately it's an issue of Trust ?' so Who is your trust in, and how strong is that trust?

Are we more worried now than past generations have been? Is there more to worry about these days? Jesus had a lot to say about worry, and he took the time to reassure the people of his day that God his father is in control. We'll look at Jesus' teaching on Worry today on Set Free with Ken Legg.

The Bible says to be transformed by the renewing of our minds. So how do we get our minds renewed? And how will this transform our lives? Ken Legg continues his series ???Winning over Worry???, today on Set Free.

How do you help someone who's dealing with depression? Ken Legg says you can't just tell them to 'cheer up', but that it goes a whole lot deeper. Advice on dealing with our thoughts and feelings, today on Set Free.

The Bible tells us that EVERY believer, without exception, has received a spiritual gift. Every believer???so how do you know what yours is? Ken Legg wraps up his look at ministry gifts on today's Set Free.

The apostle Paul tells us to 'think soberly' about the spiritual gifts given to us. What does he mean by that? Ken Legg helps us understand our gifts today on Set Free???

Do you know what your spiritual gifts are? According to a Church survey, 80% of Christians had no idea what they may be???..so do you know what your spiritual gift is, and are you operating in it? Ken Legg sheds some light on Ministry Gifts today on Set Free.

As a Christian, you can't do what you're not called to do. Today on Set Free, Ken Legg looks at some examples of people in the Old Testament who were called to do something other than what they wanted to do for God. Continuing our look at Spiritual Gifts, today on Set Free.

Everyone who is born again has received a spiritual gift for ministry. Sometimes we hear the expression ???that preacher is really anointed??? ?' well the reality is, every Christian is anointed ?' the question is, what are you anointed for?

Sometimes, life just doesn’t seem fair. So is it up to us to make it fair? Ken Legg looks at how we can get justice, today on Set Free.

Anger is an appropriate response to something which is not right. The Bible says ’be angry and sin not’. So when does anger become a sin? Ken Legg continues his series ???When Life Doesn’t Seem Fair??? today on Set Free.

Sometimes life just doesn’t seem fair. And guess what? It’s nothing new. Many Bible characters also experienced this seemingly ’unfair’ treatment from God too. We’ll see how THEY handled their situations, and we’ll discover that God is bigger than any problem we’re facing.

God isn’t fair. And Ken Legg says he’s GLAD that God isn’t fair! Because to be fair means to get what you deserve???Something to think about on Set Free today.

Sometimes, when everything is crumbling around us, we feel like life just isn’t fair. And if life is unfair, does that mean that God is unfair? And how should we respond when we’re in these situations - are we allowed to get angry at God? Some answers with Ken Legg on today’s edition of Set Free.

On Set Free this week Ken Legg has been looking at how we can be good stewards ?' of our finances, our time, our bodies and our gifts ?' but have you ever considered how you need to be a good steward of the Word of God? Something to think about, today on Set Free.

What have you got planned for today? Is it really the best use of your time? Ken Legg says that God requires us to be good stewards of our time ?' some good inspiration on today's edition of Set Free.

Stewardship. When you hear that word, you probably think of money???but Ken Legg says that stewardship applies to more than just our finances. A look at how we use God's gifts in our lives ?' today on Set Free.

We receive so much from God ?' his love, his joy, his mercy ?' so what do we give? What are we required to give? Ken Legg on the topic of 'stewardship', today on Set Free.

Out of 36 parables, 17 have to do with the topic of Stewardship. So what does Stewardship actually mean, and is it about more than just finances?

We're created for relationship with one another, but sometimes the closer we get to another person, the more we can hurt them. How to deal with that hurt???on the next set free.

Relationships are based on our love for one another, and naturally we care about those close to us. So can this care be abused? What happens when one takes advantage of another's care?

Ken Legg is looking at toxic relationships this week, and today considers the situation where one person tries to change another person. We'll find out our REAL responsibilities in our relationships.

Ken Legg is looking at toxic relationships this week ?' what do you do when things go bad with someone who's close to you? Today Ken looks at the 'controlling' relationship.

God has surrounded us with special people who impact our lives???but sometimes those relationships can turn sour. Ken Legg explores 'toxic relationships' and what we as a Christian should do with them.

What is the meaning of life? Why were you put on this planet? And does YOUR life really matter anyway? Ken Legg tackles these important questions on Set Free???

What is the true value & meaning of our lives? All too often we let OTHER people answer that question FOR us. Ken Legg explains that we need to listen to what GOD has to say about our true value.

When you consider how massive our universe is ?' all those stars and planets stretching billions of kilometres into space, our own little planet feels like a little dot. And you're one of 7 billion people living on that little dot. So how can the God who created the universe care about you, today? On Set Free today we'll see that God created us unique, with special talents, personality and situations designed exactly how He purposed.

Are you the result of an accident, or have you been created by God? Ken Legg says that the way you look at the origin of life, has a huge impact on your sense of identity and self-worth. Find out why on the next episode of Set Free???

Today Ken Legg asks, ???What is the true value and meaning of our lives???? Is it measured by the amount of money we earn or the kind of job we do? Or the quality of the relationships we have? We'll begin a look this week at where we get our identity.

This week we have been looking at the subject of natural disasters and asking where does God fit into all these. Does He send them as a kind of judgment? Is He giving people a wake-up call as some suggest? Today, as we wrap up this subject, Ken Legg comes down strongly on the side of the argument that says these are not the judgment of God. He says this kind of reasoning fails four important tests, that we'll summarize in this episode.

This week we have been looking at the subject of natural disasters, like earthquakes, floods, cyclones, etc. Are they sent by God as a judgment on the communities that experience them? Ken Legg thinks not. He says there are four tests we must apply to that kind of reasoning and when we do that it doesn't stack up. Today we look at the ???the spirit of Christ??? test. We emphasize Jesus’ mission and reinforce the importance of proclaiming the message of salvation and understanding the potential consequences of misinterpreting God’s Word.

This week we have been looking at the subject of natural disasters, like earthquakes, floods, cyclones, etc. Are they sent by God as a judgment on the communities that experience them? Ken Legg thinks not. He says there are four tests we must apply to that kind of reasoning and when we do that it doesn't stack up. In this episode we look at the 'Biblical Test'.

This week we are looking at the subject of natural disasters and what to make of them...does God send them, if not, why does He allow them? Ken Legg says there are four tests we must apply to that kind of reasoning and when we do that it doesn't stack up. Yesterday we looked at the first test, the 'Common sense Test' and today, we look at the 'Prophetic Test' and we look to the New Testament to gain some perspective and comfort for the Church.

In recent times there have been a series of natural disasters in the world ?' Certain segments of the body of Christ have responded to all this by proclaiming to the world that these are acts of the judgment of God on those people. Others say the opposite, and others still say it might be God’s judgment, we can’t know for sure.