The Bible-based preaching of Dr. Don Wilton explores the unique perspective message called Looking Forward from Behind, where Daniel's courage and uncompromising faith are applied to our own lives. The message delves into the historical fact of the Babylonian Empire, the Medo-Persian Empire, and the Roman Empire, and moves into prophecy, discussing the church age and the future, including the rise of a new empire and the kingdom of God.

The history of mankind is represented as a large statue, with each material representing a different era, and the interpretation of a dream by Daniel reveals God's plan for the future, emphasizing the importance of trust and faith in God's control over all things.

Daniel's experience in facing a crisis and interpreting a dream for King Nebuchadnezzar teaches valuable lessons on crisis management, including the importance of not being in a hurry, returning to one's roots, seeking godly counsel, praying the prayer of faith, and praising God in advance. By applying these principles, individuals can navigate life's challenges with confidence and trust in God's sovereignty.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the story of King Nebuchadnezzar's dream and its interpretation, highlighting the importance of faith, wisdom, and godly counsel in handling life's crises. He draws parallels between Daniel's predicament and the challenges faced by Christians today, offering practical advice on how to respond to adversity with poise and discernment.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the wonderful purpose of God's plan for humanity, highlighting the significance of Jesus Christ's birth and the redemption it brings. He explores six elements of God's purpose, including redemption, raising up the horn of salvation, showing mercy, remembering his covenant, rescuing from enemies, and enabling us to serve.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on how Christians should respond to life's situations, emphasizing the importance of preparation, sober-mindedness, convicted hope, calculated holiness, and crowning honor. He draws from 1 Peter chapter 1, discussing the role of God's grace, revelation, and personal relationship in shaping our responses.

God's cabinet refers to the people who provide godly counsel and wisdom, guiding individuals in making decisions that align with biblical principles. King Nebuchadnezzar's cabinet, comprising magicians, astrologers, and sorcerers, failed to provide spiritual discernment, leading to chaos and destruction. Christians, on the other hand, have the capacity to touch the things of heaven through spiritual discernment, which is made possible by confessing sin and allowing God to live in them.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the book of Daniel, highlighting the spiritual attacks on God's people and the importance of faith and trust in God's power. He explores the story of Nebuchadnezzar's dream and its significance in understanding God's prophecy and revelation. The message emphasizes the need for Christians to stand strong in their faith and trust in God's sovereignty, even in the face of spiritual warfare.

God's plan for the future is revealed to King Nebuchadnezzar through a dream, but the king's wise men are unable to interpret it. Daniel, a wise and faithful servant, is given the gift of interpreting the dream and receives a vision from God, revealing the future of the kingdoms of Babylon and the coming of the Messiah.

God's chosen people demanded a king like all the pagan lands, but this displeased God, who said He would give them a king but show them the consequences of their demand. The Israelites' desire for a king led to the downfall of Solomon, who was swayed by foreign wives and turned away from God. This story serves as a warning about the importance of moral leadership and the consequences of sin.

God's wonderful plan was conceived in the heart of a loving God, written down in an orderly manner, designed to provide absolute conviction, aligned to include all sinful people, and announced by the same angel. This plan is focused on one baby boy, Jesus, who will reign forever and forever and forever and forever.

God's great mercy is the core ingredient of his motive, leading to undeserved favor and the product of his mercy, which is his grace. Through his mercy, God gives us a brand new life, a living hope, a guaranteed inheritance, a lifetime of joy, and a heart of praise, reminding us that God loves us and has a great plan for our life.

Daniel's intercessory prayer in chapter 9 is a powerful example of how to approach God with humility and reverence. He prepares himself by turning away from himself and turning to God, pleading with Him to change His mind and forgive His people. Daniel's prayer is a model for us to follow, as we seek to understand God's sovereignty and His character. By turning away from ourselves and turning to God, we can experience the power of intercessory prayer and see God's will done on earth.

Daniel Chapter 9 presents a prophetic message about Israel, God's chosen people, and the importance of intercessory prayer. Daniel's prayer is a model for turning away from oneself and turning to God, seeking forgiveness and understanding of God's will.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the Book of Daniel, discussing the significance of the Antichrist and the importance of faith in a world becoming increasingly wicked. He draws parallels between the persecution of the Jews by Antiochus Epiphanes and the current state of the world, emphasizing the need for Christians to stand firm in their faith and to see life from God's perspective.

The Bible teaches that the Antichrist will cause deceit to prosper and consider himself superior, but ultimately be destroyed by Jesus Christ. The Antichrist's reign will be marked by unprecedented prosperity, but also by unmitigated terror, hurt, hardship, and pain. The Bible also warns that a world without God is destined for absolute disaster, and that human reason has replaced God as the center of life in the modern era.

God's Word teaches us that we are living aliens, strangers in a world that hates Jesus, but we are called to be part of the triumphant Church, built on the foundation of faith, redemption, and the sanctifying work of the Holy Spirit.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the Book of Daniel, specifically chapter 8, to reveal God's evidence of his truth and the fulfillment of prophecy. He examines the concept of the Antichrist and its prototype in Antiochus Epiphanes, highlighting the importance of understanding God's Word and its relevance to modern-day life.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the Triumphant Church, delving into 1 Peter and the concept of being a living alien in a world that often rejects Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of God's word, the Holy Spirit, and faith in spiritual growth and living a life pleasing to God.

A couple shares their story of losing their son and finding strength in their faith, illustrating the importance of falling back on one's faith during difficult times. Dr. Don Wilton explores this concept through the book of 1 Peter, highlighting the power of God's mercy, new life, and the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Jesus teaches his disciples to not let their hearts be troubled, even in the face of adversity, by reminding them of their anchor in him, their security in his love, and the promise of his presence and return.

Gathering at the foot of the cross is essential for believers to find hope, forgiveness, and peace in a world filled with anxiety, fear, and sin. Dr. Don Wilton teaches from Psalm 130, emphasizing the importance of meeting at the foot of the cross to confess sin, find forgiveness, and experience the power and presence of Jesus.

The healing voice of God is a powerful force that can bring physical and spiritual healing to those who seek it. Dr. Don Wilton shares a story from the Bible about a man who was healed by Jesus at the pool of Bethesda, and explores the different ways that Jesus heals, including instantly, slowly, medicinally, graciously, and eternally. He emphasizes the importance of being in the right place, position, and reason for seeking healing, and encourages listeners to trust in Jesus as their Savior and Lord.

Falling back on faith is crucial during trials and grief, as it provides a living hope through the resurrection of Jesus Christ and an inheritance that is imperishable, undefiled, and unfading. The Bible teaches that believers can always bless God, have new life, and rejoice in the face of adversity.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of ultimate prayer, drawing from the Lord's Prayer in Matthew 6. He emphasizes the importance of prayer in experiencing God's fullness, glorifying God, and focusing on Jesus, rather than oneself. Through prayer, individuals can acknowledge God's sovereignty and tap into the floodgates of blessing, leading to a deeper walk in their faith.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the importance of being a witness for Jesus Christ, highlighting six foundational principles: waiting on the Lord, minding God, minding the Holy Spirit, minding your own business, receiving power, and having a limitless scope. He emphasizes the need for joy and a response to God's call, encouraging listeners to pray, give, and go themselves to share the Gospel.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the greatest lessons ever learned from Jesus' appearance to his disciples after his resurrection, emphasizing the importance of faith, friendship, and spiritual growth.

Jesus Christ shares the greatest vision ever seen with his disciples, demonstrating the power of the resurrection and the truth of his identity as the Son of God. He shows them the transfiguration, where Moses and Elijah appear, and explains that he is the one who will die on the cross and be raised from the dead, making it possible for people to be forgiven of their sin and have eternal life.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about the greatest work ever done by Jesus Christ, highlighting His continuous action, teaching, preaching, and healing. He emphasizes the importance of faithfulness and the safeguards of our faith in a rapidly changing world.

Jesus teaches his disciples that they must believe in him, not just in God, to overcome troubled hearts and find peace, assurance, and confidence. He gives them four bedrock truths: they are anchored in him, secure in him, never alone in him, and eternally taken care of in him.

Living as a Christian in a world without Christ requires a deep commitment to God's truth and a willingness to share that truth with others. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of living for Christ, believing in the power of God, understanding the attacks of Satan, standing firm despite opposition, and keeping the main thing, the main thing. By following these principles, individuals can find strength, hope, and joy in their walk with Jesus and share that with others.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of amazing grace, discussing how it is centered in the Lord Jesus Christ and is available to every individual, regardless of status or past mistakes. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the principles of amazing grace, including its disregard for status, recognition of potential, and guarantee of ultimate satisfaction.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the 7 Steps to Success from the story of Joshua leading the Israelites through the River Jordan and into the Promised Land. These steps include huddling with God, acknowledging Him, planning, devoting oneself, following leaders, paying attention to God's Word, and building an altar to remember God's faithfulness.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the significance of Christian identity through baptism, emphasizing the importance of faith in Jesus, salvation, and eternal life. He discusses the six hallmarks of a Christian's identity in Christ, including having the same Father, family, mission, trust, and home.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about the importance of fearing God, citing Psalm 115 and various biblical references. He explains how fearing God leads to wisdom, nourishment, and life, and provides practical steps for graduates to determine who they belong to, choose whom they will serve, submit to whom they will follow, and celebrate who they are.

The foot of the cross is a place of hope and forgiveness, where believers can confess their sin and find redemption. Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the importance of meeting at the foot of the cross, where Jesus' ultimate sacrifice remains a message of hope for everyone.

Jesus' death on the cross was a necessary act of God's will, fulfilling the Bible's prophecies and providing forgiveness for humanity's sins. Through faith in Jesus, people can experience salvation and have access to God's presence.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of trusting in a trustworthy God, who is always, unique, unchanging, everywhere, powerful, and loving. He shares biblical passages and historical context to illustrate God's character and encourages listeners to place their faith in Him, especially in times of crisis.

When God speaks, He activates His authority, announces His plans, and offers His provisions, granting us His grace and removing our difficulties. He convicts us of what we need to do, conquers our inability, and compels us to take action, preventing our downfall and fortifying our defenses.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the keys to total fulfillment from the Bible, highlighting the importance of joy, support, courage, and fruitful living in one's life, drawing from the example of the Apostle Paul.

When your sin is totally forgiven, a heartfelt cry will be heard, a merciful God will be sought, and a personal blame will be acknowledged. A pure heart will be desired, and restoration will be craved. A promise will be made, brokenness will be evident, and an impact will be seen.

Jesus heals a man who had been an invalid for 38 years at the pool of Bethesda, a pagan place of worship, and teaches him not to go back to the gods, but to trust in Him alone for healing and salvation.

When people get in the way, it can be challenging to know how to respond. Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from the Bible on how to deal with spiritual opposition, recognize the reality of spiritual warfare, and trust in God's guidance. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual friends, prayer, and seeking God's face in times of distress.

When people get in the way of our faith, we can ask the Lord Jesus for guidance and strength to navigate these challenges. Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message from the Bible about how to respond when people oppose us, and how to find peace and hope in the midst of adversity.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message on finding strength in weakness, encouraging listeners to remember who God is, release their burdens, and resign to his plan, making level paths for their feet and finding healing through spiritual strength.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about the importance of witnessing to others, using the story of Paul's journey to Ephesus as an example. He emphasizes that everyone is worth sharing the message of Jesus with, regardless of their background or circumstances. The message highlights the need for boldness and faith in sharing the gospel, and the miraculous power of God to transform lives.

The city of Ephesus, a strategic port city in ancient Greece, played a significant role in the spread of Christianity. Dr. Don Wilton explores the cultural and societal context of Ephesus, highlighting the importance of understanding the people and their customs in order to effectively share the gospel.

Dr. Don Wilton shares how to live a life pleasing to God, drawing from the example of Samuel in 1 Samuel 12. He emphasizes the importance of listening, rearing, leading, standing, believing, exhorting, and determining in one's spiritual journey.

Jesus' message to the church at Smyrna emphasizes extreme faithfulness, even in the face of persecution and suffering. He speaks to them authoritatively, knowingly, instructively, encouragingly, and redemptively, offering hope and reassurance in the midst of adversity.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of unity in the church and the sovereignty of God, highlighting Jesus' role as the heir of all things and the radiance of God's glory. He also discusses the significance of the word 'heir' and its connection to Jesus' authority and purpose.

Jesus teaches that the law and prophets are still relevant today, and that he came to fulfill them, not abolish them. He emphasizes the importance of living according to God's standards and trusting in him for righteousness.

Living in a world filled with noise and distractions, it's easy to lose sight of God's voice. Dr. Don Wilton shares how to hear God's voice in the crowd by reading His story, coming to church, gravitating to godly people, listening to godly counsel, and submitting to God's solutions. With powerful stories from the Bible, Dr. Wilton shows how God manifests Himself in the midst of chaos and offers hope for those facing dire predicaments.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the story of Nehemiah and the power of God's call, emphasizing the importance of listening, seeing, preparing, following spiritual leaders, anticipating opposition, going to work, and remaining steadfast in one's faith. He also discusses the significance of prayer and fasting in understanding God's truth and experiencing joy and clarity in life.

God has an encouraging word for those facing challenges, reminding them of the power of persistent unity and the importance of not giving up. Drawing from the story of Nehemiah, Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the need to cry out to God, follow one's heart, and unite in challenge to achieve great things.

Nehemiah faced spiritual warfare and discouragement when rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem, but he and the people cried out to God, handed over their concerns to Him, followed their heart, prayed, and persevered, ultimately overcoming their challenges and continuing their work.

The power of determination is reflected in the life of Nehemiah, who led his people to rebuild Jerusalem's walls despite overwhelming odds. Through his story, we learn the importance of following leaders, playing one's part, setting the doors, dedicating work to God, and completing the assignment. These principles can be applied to our own lives, helping us to see leadership through God's eyes, start with ourselves, set our hearts, pray and fast, and start for the finish.

Paul's message to the Thessalonians emphasizes the importance of being thankful for one's faith, spiritual growth, love for one another, perseverance, living testimony, and peace with God. He encourages believers to cultivate an attitude of gratitude, recognizing that these gifts are from God and are evidence of His presence in their lives.

Paul's final words to the church in Miletus emphasize the importance of remaining steadfast, keeping the main thing the main thing, declaring the whole counsel of God, paying attention to oneself and others, being aware of satanic attacks, studying and praying, and being free of self-interest. He encourages believers to work hard, help those who are weak, and give more than they receive, ultimately sharing in the unspeakable gift of God's team of precious people.

The presentation of Jesus in the temple is a powerful reminder of God's favor and blessings. Through the eyes of Simeon and Anna, we see the significance of Jesus' birth and the importance of dedicating our children to God. As we celebrate Christmas, let us prioritize our relationship with God and bring our children to church, just as Jesus' parents did.

The Bible teaches that entering heaven is not achieved through good works or offerings, but rather through Jesus Christ, who is the mediator of the new covenant and offers eternal redemption. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross provides the invitation to heaven, and those who confess Him as Lord and believe in their heart that God raised Him from the dead will enter heaven.

Discover the power of God's hand in your life, bringing blessings, encouragement, and spiritual growth. Learn how to seek God's presence and will, and experience the impact of His hand on your circumstances.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the importance of the Bible in our lives, explaining how it can be a source of truth, guidance, and comfort. He emphasizes the need to plan, read, feel, pray, and live out the Word of God in order to experience its transformative power.

Jesus teaches us how to have a conversation with God through the Lord's Prayer, emphasizing the importance of asking for forgiveness, guidance, and provision, as well as thanking and praising God for his kingdom and power.

God's Word warns of the consequences of a godless society, where people reject Him and His order, leading to idolatry, immorality, and iniquity. A godless person is characterized by wickedness, evil, greed, depravity, envy, deceit, faithlessness, senselessness, heartlessness, and more, resulting in a life of lawlessness and destruction.

God's Word reveals that He gives people up to their own sinful desires when they reject Him, leading to a downward spiral of sin and immorality. Dr. Don Wilton explores this concept in Romans chapter 1, highlighting the consequences of idolatry, immorality, and the rejection of God's knowledge.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the importance of having a servant heart, emphasizing that true servanthood is about being dependable, responsible, and accountable. He draws from the Bible, particularly the book of Romans, to illustrate the concept of servanthood and its significance in relating to God's sovereignty. Wilton also shares personal anecdotes and encourages listeners to adopt a transformed attitude, empowered by the Spirit of God, to become true servants of Jesus Christ.

God has always called individuals by name, and despite our sinfulness, He calls us to serve as His commissioned officers, with a direct encounter with God and a willingness to confess Jesus as Lord, leading to a life of obedience and service to Him.

God has a special plan and purpose for each individual, and He wants to use them despite their past mistakes or feelings of unworthiness. Through the story of Clem Gaich, a former prisoner of war, Dr. Don Wilton illustrates how God can take someone who feels hopeless and restore them to a life of purpose and service. God's love and grace are available to everyone, and He wants to use each person to fulfill His plan and purpose.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the test of faith, using the story of Abraham and Sarah from Genesis 12, highlighting the importance of trusting God's will, obeying His commands, and understanding the consequences of sin, while also acknowledging the mystery of God's ways and the rest that comes from trusting in Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the Seven Blessings from Hebrews chapter 12, highlighting the righteousness of Jesus Christ, eternal partnership with saints, and the presence of God made available to all people through the shed blood of Jesus Christ.

When you give your heart to Jesus Christ, you are immediately guaranteed full partnership as is with Jesus Christ, receiving seven blessings that are yours. These blessings include a place in heaven, participation in the heavenly choir, full partnership as heirs with Christ, the presence of God, the presence of the spirits of righteous men made perfect, the mediator of a new covenant, and the forgiveness of sin.

God's love for humanity is demonstrated through the seven blessings He gives to those who love Him, including a place in heaven, participation in the heavenly choir, and the love of a woman. Dr. Don Wilson emphasizes the importance of giving one's heart to Jesus and loving Him with all one's heart, soul, and mind.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the seven blessings guaranteed to believers, delving into Hebrews chapter 12 and the significance of Mount Zion, the heavenly Jerusalem, and the city of the living God. He discusses the difference between law and grace, the importance of understanding God's Word, and the promise of eternal life and a new heaven and new earth.

A Christian strives to live at peace and be holy, sees to it that no one misses the grace of God, and comes to Mount Zion, the city of God, where they receive the blessings of knowing Christ, including the city of the living God, the General Assembly, the Church of the Firstborn, and the sprinkled blood of the Lamb.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the concept of being lost forever, discussing how one becomes lost by being born into this world or rejecting Jesus Christ while having the opportunity to accept him. He emphasizes the importance of faith in Jesus Christ and repentance from dead works, highlighting the need to abandon elementary teachings and come to maturity in one's faith.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the concept of 'Once Lost, Forever Lost' from Hebrews chapter six, emphasizing the importance of understanding the facts of salvation, faith, and repentance to avoid spiritual sluggishness and maintain a relationship with Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the story of Abraham and Isaac, examining the lessons of obedience, dependence, surrender, full reliance, submissive faith, and provision as they relate to trusting God with our most prized possessions.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the Bible's teachings on heaven and hell, emphasizing their reality and permanence. He invites listeners to trust in Jesus Christ for salvation and eternal life, highlighting the importance of a personal relationship with God.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the reality of heaven and hell, emphasizing the importance of trusting Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord. He shares biblical truths about the nature of heaven and hell, and invites listeners to give their lives to Christ, trusting in the promise of eternal life.

Only God can turn a nobody into a somebody, be everywhere all the time, prevent enemy attacks, protect God-fearing people, raise up children well, love regardless, and guarantee the future. As believers, we must do our part to be good parents, kind, loving, and reconciling, while trusting God to do the rest.

Dr. Don Wilton shares four encouraging truths from the Bible, emphasizing Jesus' lordship, the unchained word of God, the lasting value of personal testimonies, and the absolute nature of God's promises. He reminds listeners that Jesus is alive, God's word is unchained, personal testimonies have a lasting impact, and God's promises are absolute, providing hope and encouragement in difficult times.

Dr. Don Wilton shares God's truth on being strong in grace, emphasizing the importance of knowing one's identity, working the land given, understanding equipment, studying the harvest process, and feeding off one's own crops. He encourages listeners to be disciplined in their strategy and practice authenticity, just like a hardworking farmer.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of being strong in grace, drawing from 2 Timothy, and encourages listeners to be sure of their salvation, set for the finish line, and sound in their doctrine, using the athletic metaphor to illustrate the qualities of a strong Christian life.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of being strong in grace and fighting like a soldier, as described in 2 Timothy chapter 2. He shares three key principles: don't ever quit, don't ever take a detour, and don't ever be distracted. He encourages listeners to be faithful, dedicated, and focused on their spiritual journey, following the orders of their commanding officer, Jesus Christ.

Every believer is the recipient of God's grace, which is made available through faith, salvation, and the sovereignty of God. This grace is not only a gift but also a source of strength, love, and holiness that enables believers to live a changed life and serve God with confidence.

Dr. Don Wilton reflects on Memorial Day, the true meaning of freedom, and the importance of faith in God's Word. He shares seven powerful truths about what only God can do, including turning a nobody into a somebody, being everywhere all the time, preventing enemy attacks, protecting God-fearing people, and more.

Death is unavoidable, unbiased, unrepeatable, undeniable, and unending. According to the Bible, not a single person who has ever died is dead. Believers who die before Jesus comes in the clouds are in heaven, while unbelievers who die before Jesus comes in the clouds are in hell. The Bible also mentions four groups of people who come to know Christ after Jesus comes in the clouds: those who are described, identified, witnessed to, and preached to.

Two incredible women, Shipra and Puah, stood strong in their faith despite the threat of death and oppression under Pharaoh's rule. They feared God and took a stand for what was right, valuing life and refusing to compromise. Their story teaches us to fear God, value life, do the right thing, stand strong, and follow hard after God.

According to the Bible, not one person who has ever died is dead. All people who die are alive, either in heaven or hell. Jesus' resurrection demonstrates the truth of our being alive after death, and the transfiguration shows that we will have life after death. The Bible teaches that we have one choice, one savior, and one life, and that we can know today that we will have life after death.

Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem was met with cheers and worship, but soon turned to screams for his blood. Despite the unbelievers, Jesus saw them, loved them, and died for them, carrying their sins on himself.

A godly mother is someone who points her family to Jesus Christ, becoming a thirst quencher, lifesaver, rough-edge softener, fire extinguisher, body cleanser, fruit cultivator, and permanent satisfier. She is guided by the Spirit of God and helps her children grow in their faith, leading them to become the best expression of their giftedness.

A godly mother is someone who has taken a drink of Jesus' water, determined to honor the Lord Jesus Christ with her life, faithful to her husband, committed to rearing her children in the knowledge and admonition of the Lord Jesus Christ, and demonstrates the fruit of the Spirit. Becoming a godly mother is possible by taking a drink of Jesus' water, which quenches thirst, saves life, softens rough edges, extinguishes fires, and cleans the body.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of truth in 1 John chapter 2, discussing its significance in faith and evangelism, particularly in the context of prison ministry.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches from 2 Timothy Chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of being aware of God's presence and judgment, preaching God's word, and encouraging the faithful. He warns against sinful people who demand teachers who will suit their own desires and teach myths, and encourages believers to keep their heads, endure hardship, confront the lost, and discharge their duty to God.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the question 'Has the time come?' in 2nd Timothy chapter 4, discussing God's presence, judgment, and the importance of preaching God's Word to be a Christian witness in the last days.

Death is unavoidable, unbiased, unrepeatable, undeniable, and unending. According to the Bible, there is not one single person who has died that is dead. The believer's death begins life with Christ, while an unbeliever's death begins life without Christ. Judgment follows death, and there are two judgments in the Scriptures: one for believers and one for unbelievers.

A growing church prioritizes repentance, declares Jesus as the only way to the Father, understands spiritual warfare, emphasizes family unity, involves the laity, and practices personal evangelism to spread the word of God and bring people closer to Jesus Christ.

A growing church comes to grips with repentance, declares Jesus Christ as the only way to the Father, and understands the reality of spiritual warfare. Dr. Don Wilton shares principles from the Book of Acts to help individuals and churches grow together in faith and deepen their understanding of God's expectations.

God sustains us through His love and care, and He demands absolute obedience from us. Jesus Christ is always on board, even in the midst of storms, and He teaches us to have faith in Him and to make every moment count. God's plan for us is to be in the boat with Him, and He wants us to know that He loves us and has a plan for our lives.

Jesus Christ encountered a massive storm with his disciples, demonstrating God's power and control. Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of God's existence, knowledge, love, and care in the face of life's challenges, emphasizing the importance of faith and obedience.

When our faith is challenged, we can find strength in God's plan and the power of the church. The Apostle Paul's story in Philippians chapter 4 shows us that even in the midst of adversity, we can rejoice in the Lord and find the courage to face challenges head-on. We can thank God for our family and friends, our church, and the eternal salvation that comes through Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the story of two incredible women, Shipra and Puah, who fear God and stand strong in the face of adversity, teaching valuable lessons about the importance of fearing God, valuing life, doing the right thing, standing strong, and following hard after God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the power of a personal testimony, explaining that it has three components: who you were before Jesus, how you gave your heart to Jesus, and what you have become since Jesus came into your heart. He invites listeners to give their heart to Jesus, promising forgiveness, meaning, and purpose in life.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the power of a personal testimony, using the story of Paul's conversion in Acts 26 to illustrate the importance of sharing one's faith and standing up for Jesus in the face of opposition.

Jesus' example of being baptized by immersion serves as a model for believers to follow, demonstrating obedience to God and identification with His death, burial, and resurrection. This act of worship and commitment to faith is a fundamental aspect of the Christian experience, and it has the power to transform lives and bring people closer to God.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the model example of Jesus Christ, who volunteered his service to God, laid aside his personal privilege, put on a shared uniform, became like all others, assumed a common identity, humbled himself, and laid down his life. This example is a powerful reminder of the importance of servant leadership, humility, and sacrificial love in our lives.

The model example of the Lord Jesus Christ is one of sacrifice, humility, and service, as seen in Philippians chapter two. His attitude, which is a mirror image of Christ's, should be the same as that of Christ Jesus, who voluntarily laid down his life for others. This example is reflected in the men and women in uniform who volunteer their services, lay aside their personal privileges, and assume a common identity, ultimately laying down their lives for others.

Drawing strength from others, using gifts given by God, and celebrating the means to carry through are key to overcoming fear and living a vibrant Christian life, as taught by Dr. Don Wilton in his message on a Christian response to fear.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the message of Christian compassion and the transformative power of a real relationship with Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of taking action and showing love to those in need, highlighting the impact of his ministry on prisoners and the broader community.

Dr. Don Wilton shares seven solid foundations to help listeners look ahead with confidence, based on Peter's sermon in the Book of Acts. He emphasizes the importance of standing up for God, sticking to His Word, focusing on Jesus Christ, celebrating because of Jesus' lordship, responding with repentance, acting upon God's instructions, and anticipating all God will do.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message on looking ahead with confidence, drawing from the Book of Acts and emphasizing the importance of faithfulness, ministry, and spiritual growth in one's life.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the importance of filling one's life with God's virtues, such as truth, nobility, purity, and loveliness, to live a full and meaningful life, and to maintain a focus on Jesus.

Dr. Don Wilton challenges listeners to examine what they're putting inside their lives, warning that what comes out is a reflection of what's inside. He emphasizes the importance of discipline, guarding one's heart, and having a godly mindset to live a full and meaningful life in Christ.

The Bible teaches us that we have life after death through the resurrection of Jesus Christ. Dr. Don Wilton shares powerful stories and teachings from the Bible to demonstrate this truth, including the transfiguration of Jesus, the story of Lazarus, and the resurrection of Jesus himself. By understanding these events, we can know that we will have eternal life and be made perfect in heaven.

Dr. Don Wilton shares five keys to face an uncertain future: having a keen heart, confidence, conviction, courage, and having Christ. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's promises and having a deep and abiding conviction in Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message on how to face an uncertain future, drawing from God's Word and the book of Philippians. He emphasizes the importance of having a keen heart, being enthusiastic, and trusting in God's plan, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity.

God's Word teaches that through spiritual adoption, we receive a new standing before Him, a new status in Him, and a new life with Him. When we give our heart to Jesus Christ, we become part of God's family and receive all that He gives to His Son. This is the greatest hope for a life of purpose and meaning.

A devious mind and deadly actions can lead to disconnection from God and family, but with faith and the guidance of Jesus, parents can help their children stay on the right path and avoid the consequences of sin.

God's Word empowers us to push back against the enemy, the roaring lion, and sin's destructive power. We must recognize the enemy's tactics and choose faith over deception, just as Cain did, to avoid becoming devious, deadly, and deceitful in our actions and hearts.

Jesus' arrival in Jerusalem on Palm Sunday was met with euphoric welcome, but the same people who waved palm branches later called for his crucifixion. Despite the unbelieving world, Jesus saw them and loved them, ultimately dying for their sins and carrying their burdens.

The birth of Jesus Christ is a time for reflection and worship, as Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Matthew chapter 2, highlighting the questions asked, pretenders identified, prophecies fulfilled, lines drawn, worshippers seen, and gifts given after Jesus was born.

The pursuit of justice, the right to think, and the capacity to grow are essential components of American freedom, which is made possible by the sacrifice of countless men and women who have given their lives for their country. Their sacrifice draws attention to the greatest sacrifice of all, that of Jesus Christ, who was supremely selected, solely situated, specifically sympathetic, significantly seated, and sacrificially sent to save humanity from sin and its consequences.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the Teen Commandments, emphasizing the importance of praise, faith, family, fitness, and commitment in achieving spiritual growth and a fulfilling life.

The concept of salvation and righteousness is explored through the Bible-based teaching of Dr. Don Wilton, emphasizing the idea that God's righteousness is made up of His unimaginable love and the atoning sacrifice of Jesus Christ, and that it is available to all who acknowledge their sin, confess to Jesus, and trust in Him by faith.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the meaning of salvation and righteousness, emphasizing the importance of God's grace and faith in Jesus Christ. He draws parallels between human relationships and our relationship with God, highlighting the need to approach, engage, and be accepted by God.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of the Never God, who carries us through life's challenges. He draws from the story of Noah's Ark in Genesis 8, highlighting the importance of accepting our circumstances, doing what God tells us to do, anticipating answered prayer, and giving God our lives in worship and gratitude.

Dr. Don Wilton reflects on the life of Samuel, a faithful servant who looked back with a sense of accomplishment, looked in with a sense of achievement, looked up with a sense of contentment, and looked forward with a sense of anticipation. He emphasizes the importance of listening to God's people, standing strong in integrity, and pointing people to serve God faithfully.

Dr. Don Wilton shares powerful stories of people who have defied the odds in their lives, including Noah's story of building an ark without seeing any water. He emphasizes the importance of observing spiritually, associating carefully, cultivating deliberately, and trusting totally in God's plan.

Jesus teaches that salvation is uncomplicated, not fully understood, and all about trusting God. He uses a child as an illustration to show that salvation is freely available and requires submission, highlighting the importance of humility and dependence on God.

Jesus teaches four life resolutions to help individuals deepen their faith and spiritual growth, including binding God's Word in their heart, putting down roots, being satisfied with their life, and living out loud for Jesus.

Drawing a line in the sand to turn things around and live right, Dr. Don Wilton explores four life resolutions from Luke chapter 8, emphasizing the importance of binding God's word in the heart and letting it take root, to overcome the devil's attempts to snatch it away. He also discusses the dangers of being choked by the cares and riches of life, and the need to let go and start growing spiritually, becoming fruit bearers and contributing to the kingdom of God.

When God's will becomes clear, it's essential to be present, engaged, and detailed in the decision-making process. Nehemiah's story teaches us to be mindful of God's hand, inclusive of others, honoring to the Lord, and trusted in His guidance. By following these principles, we can walk by faith and experience true success.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message of hope and encouragement, emphasizing the importance of confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in the resurrection to achieve salvation and a deeper connection with God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares his personal journey of finding faith in Jesus Christ and how it transformed his life. He emphasizes the importance of confessing Jesus as Lord and finding forgiveness, love, purpose, and belonging in Him.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about the power of God's love and the importance of faith in salvation. He discusses how Jesus Christ moves among us, sees our predicaments, and hears our cry. He emphasizes the need for a public response to Jesus' presence and encourages listeners to enter into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

The impact of the Spirit of God in our lives is crucial for conviction, power, understanding, representation, and hope. Without the Spirit, we are left to our own destiny, unable to know the mind of God, and without the power to speak, witness, or understand spiritual truths.

The presence of the Holy Spirit is designed for our good, convicting us of our specific sin, standard of righteousness, and pending judgment. Without the Spirit, there would be no conviction, power, or ability to live a righteous life.

The resurrection means that we can find God, be forgiven, have peace, live meaningfully, and begin again. It's a message of hope and redemption through Jesus Christ, who died for our sins and rose from the dead.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about starting for the finish line, emphasizing the importance of faith, leadership, and humility in pleasing God. He encourages listeners to have a willing heart, be grateful, and pay homage to the Lord, using the example of King David's dedication to building the Temple in 1 Chronicles 28.

The hope of Easter means that Jesus Christ paid the price for our sin problem, death problem, hell problem, and heaven problem, giving us eternal life and a place in heaven.

Jesus' journey to the cross and his resurrection is a powerful reminder of God's love and redemption. Through his teachings and actions, Jesus showed us that he came to save us from our sins and to give us eternal life. As we rethink Easter, we are reminded of the importance of faith and the gift of salvation that Jesus offers to all people.

Dr. Don Wilton shares his memories of Easter celebrations in Africa and encourages listeners to rethink the true meaning of Easter, focusing on Jesus' resurrection and its significance in their lives.

God's promise to carry us through difficult situations is rooted in His Word and the power of prayer. Dr. Don Wilton teaches that by trusting in Jesus and staying connected to Him, we can overcome even the most daunting challenges and fulfill our mission to spread the gospel.

God's assignment to Noah was to build an ark, but it came with enormous challenges. Noah's faith and trust in God were tested as he waited for the flood to subside. Ultimately, God's promise was fulfilled, and Noah emerged from the ark to worship and give thanks to God.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of the Never God, who carries us through life's challenges, using the story of Noah and the ark as an example. He emphasizes the importance of faith, trusting in God's plan, and spiritual growth, encouraging listeners to give their hearts and lives to the Lord Jesus Christ.

When we put God first, everything gets better. Giving first fruits to God invests in the future, affirms our biblical conviction, demonstrates obedience, displays loyalty, invokes God's promises, and shows our dependency on Him. By giving to God first, we can experience blessings such as angels, voice, provision, healing, fertility, and a full life.

The hope of Easter means that Jesus Christ paid the price for our sin and death problem, giving us eternal life and a personal relationship with God. The Bible teaches us that Jesus conquered death and rose from the dead, offering us forgiveness and a new life through faith in Him.

Dr. Don Wilton invites listeners to go after Jesus, exploring three groups of people who interact with him: those who know him, those who seek him, and those who reject him. He delves into the reasons why people go after Jesus, from his birth to his ascension, and emphasizes the importance of faith and salvation.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message of hope and encouragement from the Bible, emphasizing the importance of faith, prayer, and trusting in God's presence and guidance. He draws parallels between the early Christian church's experience in Jerusalem and the challenges faced by believers today, highlighting the power of prayer to connect us with God and direct us in our lives.

Jesus Christ founded the Church of the Living God, which is headed by him and empowered by the Holy Spirit. The Church is fueled by converted people who have encountered a holy and righteous God, and its primary purpose is to equip believers for the sake of the ministry.

When faced with big decisions, it's essential to humble yourself, approach God's throne with a right attitude, pray to the Lord, face the facts, surround yourself with wise people, and encounter the enemy's opposition. By activating your faith and having a pure heart, you can make decisions that align with God's will and lead to a more fulfilling life.

When facing big decisions, it's essential to approach God with humility, prayer, and obedience. Nehemiah's story in the Bible shows us how to make big decisions by humbling ourselves, approaching the throne, praying, facing facts, surrounding ourselves with officers, encountering the enemy, and activating our faith. God will always provide the cavalry, and it's crucial to remember that prayer is not seeking options but a direct request to God. By following these principles, we can make big decisions that bring huge blessings and align with God's will.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message on the gracious hand of God, using the story of Nehemiah to illustrate how God provides favor, timing, and provisions for those who trust in Him and follow His plan.

Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from the book of Nehemiah on how to know and do God's will, emphasizing the importance of looking up, looking at, looking out, looking in, and looking to Jesus for guidance and wisdom in making decisions and living a life pleasing to God.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches from the book of Nehemiah about the power of prayer, specifically the impossible prayer, and how it can bring people together and lead to a deeper trust in God.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on seeking clarity in life through Bible study, trusting in God's word, and having faith in Jesus Christ. He explains how to avoid being deceived and how to be watchful, trusting, and clear about God's love and plan for our lives.

When making big decisions, it's essential to approach God with humility and obedience, considering the facts and seeking guidance through prayer. Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from the book of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of surrounding oneself with supportive people and facing the enemy's opposition. Ultimately, God will provide the cavalry and bless those who trust in Him and follow His will.

Jesus gathers his disciples in the upper room to share tomorrow's best news, teaching them about forgiveness, love, and the importance of being commissioned to spread the message of hope to a world in need.

When you give your heart to Jesus, you become co-resurrected with him, and this co-resurrection is a fact fully accomplished in and through the Lord Jesus Christ. As a believer, you have an obligation to be reminded of this co-resurrection and to be determined to live out the fullness of Christ, setting your affections on things above in heaven where Jesus Christ is seated at the right hand of God.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the Believer's Proclamation, explaining that it's not just for preachers, but for all believers to be engaged in witnessing the gospel. He emphasizes the importance of proclaiming Jesus, focusing on Him, being convicted about the Word of God, relying on the Spirit of God, and having a purpose to present everyone perfect in Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the Believer's Qualifications, emphasizing the importance of being a changed, appointed, commissioned, and driven servant of God, using the book of Colossians as a guide. He discusses spiritual giftedness, prayer, and intercession, encouraging listeners to discover their purpose and serve the Lord with joy and commitment.

As believers, we are called to be determined in our faith, rooted in Christ, and strengthened in our spiritual growth. We must be committed to our relationship with God, be thankful for His blessings, and be determined to live for Him. With the fullness of Christ, the resurrection of Christ, and the forgiveness of Christ available to us, we can overcome the challenges of life and live a life of spiritual maturity and determination.

God's gracious hand is a symbol of his infinite goodness and favor, providing us with the resources and abilities we need to accomplish impossible tasks. Through the story of Nehemiah, we learn that God's hand is not just a blessing, but a call to action, requiring us to be humble, prayerful, focused, and determined in our pursuit of his plan.

God's promise for praying for others is rooted in faith, access, freedom, and confidence, as revealed in Ephesians chapter 3. Dr. Don Wilton teaches that through Jesus Christ, we have the right to seek God's face and come directly into His presence with boldness and confidence, praying for strength, indwelling, power, assurance, and fullness.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of heaven, explaining that it removes fear, depends on faith, carries the promise of eternal life, and guarantees the presence of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes the importance of a personal relationship with Jesus and how it sets Christianity apart from other world religions.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the Bible's teachings on Heaven, discussing God's announcement of the final picture of Heaven, the preview of Heaven in the Old Testament, and the population of Heaven, including God, four living creatures, 24 elders, angels, and the redeemed people of the world.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of being a godly man, standing up for biblical truth, and surrendering to Jesus Christ. He warns against the dangers of lukewarm Christianity and encourages men to prioritize their spiritual lives, leading their families, and serving the Lord.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the key to personal peace, which is found in understanding the search for peace, seeing the torment of sin, admitting the problem of sin, and knowing the God who offers forgiveness and salvation through faith in Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches from the book of Nehemiah, emphasizing the importance of knowing and doing God's will. He shares five pointers to help individuals discern God's will, including looking up to Jesus, looking at godly people, looking out at the practical reality, looking in at one's own heart, and looking to the king, Jesus. He also stresses the need to recognize signs, identify needs, pray to the Lord, seek wisdom, prepare solutions, and start taking action to align with God's will.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the importance of waiting on the Lord, using the example of Jesus' instructions to his disciples to wait in Jerusalem after his resurrection. He explores the concept of obedience and subservience, and how waiting on God can renew one's strength and bring spiritual perspective to life's circumstances.

Jesus gives the disciples something to say before he goes back to heaven, which is to speak about the kingdom of God. The kingdom of God is a two-sided kingdom, consisting of God's everything kingdom, where God owns everything, and God's every one kingdom, where God has a personal relationship with each individual.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message called My Prayer for You, emphasizing the importance of being the people of God, doing the work of God, and relying on the power of God. He references the Book of Acts and Ephesians, highlighting the authority of Christ and the fullness of Christ in the church. Dr. Wilton encourages listeners to trust God and understand their role as the church, carrying the full authority of Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about living a life well for Christ, emphasizing the importance of worship, preparation, service, and engagement in one's spiritual journey. He breaks down the concept into three components: spirit, mind, and body, and encourages listeners to yield their lives to God's will.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message from Romans chapter 12, emphasizing the importance of offering one's body as a living sacrifice to God, and the need for total devotion to Him, as a spiritual act of worship.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the carrier's promise, explaining that God carries us through life's challenges, citing Jesus' promise to be with us always and the importance of faith, following, and unity in our relationship with God.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches from Nehemiah Chapter 1 about the impossible prayer, emphasizing the importance of acknowledging God's sovereignty, confessing sin, and remembering covenant promises. He encourages listeners to persist in prayer, believing in God's ability to do the impossible.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about the story of Gideon and the Israelites, highlighting the importance of worship, preparation, service, and engagement in the face of spiritual challenges and enemies. He emphasizes the need for Christians to stand up and be counted for Jesus Christ, and to use their unique gifts and talents to make a difference in the world.

Dr. Don Wilton shares four inescapable questions: what can I do, who can I speak to, how can I know, and where will I go. He emphasizes the importance of Jesus Christ in addressing our sin problem, and how we can find peace and forgiveness through faith in Him.

Dr. Don Wilton shares four inescapable questions from Romans chapter 3, emphasizing the importance of addressing one's sin problem and finding salvation through Jesus Christ. He encourages listeners to seek answers to these questions and to open their hearts to God's word.

Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from 1 Thessalonians Chapter 2 about the dynamic testimonies of believers, highlighting key characteristics such as being receivers, workers, endurance, imitators, welcomers, role models, bell ringers, decision makers, and believers. He encourages listeners to reflect on their own testimonies and make decisions to live out their faith.

Dr. Don Wilton shares how to prepare a sermon by praying, reading the Bible, and studying, highlighting the importance of being a receiver, worker, laborer, endurer, imitator, welcomer, role model, bell ringer, decision maker, and believer in one's testimony as a Christian.

Jesus encourages believers with the promise of His return, assuring them that He will come back to receive, release, and reunite them with Him and their loved ones, bringing peace and hope in a turbulent world.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of a Christian's ID, discussing how it goes beyond a piece of paper and is rooted in being loved by God, chosen by God, and gathered by God. He emphasizes the importance of being properly connected to God and receiving God's grace and peace.

Dr. Don Wilton shares three strategies from Acts chapter 7 that can change our lives forever: reasoning with others, explaining the Word of God, and providing proof through the Scriptures and personal testimony. He emphasizes the importance of worship, unity, and fellowship in our lives, and encourages listeners to be proactive in building relationships and deepening their faith.

Dr. Don Wilton shares three strategies from the Bible on how to effectively share the Gospel and grow in faith, including reasoning with others, praying for one another, and having spiritual conversations in small groups.

Jesus presents a choice between God's righteousness and man's unrighteousness, emphasizing the importance of total dependency, total denial, and total repentance to enter through the narrow gate of heaven. He stresses that it's not enough to just admire or respect His teachings, but rather to make a personal choice to follow Him.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of Heaven's Gate, discussing various opinions on what happens after death, including the idea of a narrow gate leading to eternal life and the choice between God's righteousness and man's unrighteousness.

Jesus provides clarity to his disciples on the importance of being careful, watchful, and trusting in the face of uncertainty and deception. He emphasizes the need to seek truth, trust in God's word, and surround oneself with the right people to navigate life's challenges.

The Bible teaches that heaven is a place of reward, companionship, and life, where God rewards those who belong to Him, and where believers will never be alone, but will be with loved ones and Jesus Christ, enjoying eternal life and companionship.

The Bible teaches that hell is a place of burial, torment, and life, where the damned remember their lifetime, lifestyle, and loved ones, but are unable to change their fate or help others. Jesus said that hell is a place of hopelessness, pleading, and futile compassion, where the dead are aware of everything on earth but are unable to do anything about it.

According to the Bible, not one single person who dies is dead. Every person who has died is very much alive, even as we speak. Jesus teaches us that hell is a place of burial, torment, and eternal imprisonment, but it's not that way for those who have given their lives to Jesus. He'll forgive you for your sin, write your name in God's book in heaven, and transport you into the presence of the Lord when you die.

The Bible teaches that life after death is a reality, and Jesus Christ is the key to understanding this concept. Dr. Don Wilton explores the story of the rich man and Lazarus in Luke 16, highlighting the importance of being alive and making a spiritual choice while still on earth.

When a Christian person dies, it's a time of celebration, not sadness, as they receive a brand new set of clothing in heaven. God's word says Jesus died for everybody, and the gospel gives us the reason for joy. Jesus rose from the dead, explaining all things about life after death, and he said we don't have to fear death because we're going to heaven to be with him forever.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the question of whether sharing Christ is worth it, highlighting the importance of forgiveness, change, hope, and joy through the story of Apollos in Acts 18, and encouraging listeners to give their lives to Christ.

God's people call out for his presence, explanation, and guidance, and he responds with humility, prayer, and pursuit. A humble spirit, prayerful conversation, and relentless determination are required to receive God's blessings and healing.

When God's people are faithful, they understand the world from God's perspective, follow spiritual leadership, renew their covenant with God, bring out the uncleanness in their lives, bow down and worship Him, and rejoice in their faithfulness.

When reality sets in, it's easy to lose faith, but Dr. Don Wilton reminds us that God is always with us, guiding us through the toughest challenges. He shares six words of advice from God's Word to help us stay calm, firm, watchful, expectant, confident, and surrendered, even in the midst of uncertainty and doubt.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the heart of a leader, exploring biblical principles from Romans Chapter 1, including thankfulness, commending others, serving with a whole heart, praying at all times, and yearning for the will of God.

Jesus gathered his disciples in the upper room to share tomorrow's best news, emphasizing the importance of forgiveness, love, and commission. He knew himself, his disciples, and their struggles, and he commissioned them to go out into the world with the message of forgiveness and hope.

Dr. Don Wilton shares his concerns about the state of Christianity in America, where people claim to be Christian but live empty lives. He emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and living a life that truly matters.

A young man named Mac, who was involved in a horrific accident, shows incredible resilience and determination as he works to rebuild his broken body and life, illustrating the power of intentional preparation and faith in overcoming adversity.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the story of Jesus' life, death, and resurrection, highlighting the purpose behind each event and how it relates to our own lives and faith. He emphasizes the importance of understanding Jesus' purpose and how it can bring happiness and hope to those who follow him.

God's Word teaches us about a thousand year reign and Jesus' return to Jerusalem, where he will be totally victorious. Dr. Don Wilton discusses the significance of Israel, the rapture of the church, and the salvation of tribulation saints, emphasizing the importance of repentance, confession, and faith in Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ warns his disciples about the difficulties they will face in the last days, including massive deception, increased warfare, worldwide devastation, and the delivering up of believers. He emphasizes the importance of standing firm in their faith and being prepared for the tribulation period, which will be a time of great testing and persecution.

Dr. Don Wilton shares his personal experiences and insights on faith, parenting, and spiritual growth, drawing from his childhood memories, relationships, and life lessons to encourage listeners to deepen their connection with God and live a life of kindness and purpose.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the significance of Israel in the timeline of God, the importance of understanding eschatology, and the role of Jesus Christ in salvation. He explains that Israel occupies a special place in God's heart and that the nation's history is connected to the heart of Christendom. Dr. Wilton also talks about the tribulation period, the abomination of desolation, and the importance of being ready for the end times.

The study of God's Word reveals seven signs of the coming of the Lord Jesus Christ, including birth pains, endurance of believers, worldwide proclamation, the abomination of desolation, the rapture, the second coming, and the tribulation. Jesus warns of a time of great distress, unequaled from the beginning of time, caused by the outpouring of God's anger, the unrestrained meanness of the antichrist, and the unparalleled suffering of those left behind.

Jesus Christ points to seven major future events, including the tribulation, the abomination of desolation, and the rapture, as signs of his coming. He instructs those left behind to flee, make haste, take cover, and pray, emphasizing the importance of the Great Commission and the need to preach the gospel to all nations.

Jesus teaches about the signs of his coming, including the abomination of desolation, a time of great distress and deception, and the importance of being prepared and knowing the truth. He explains the sequence of events leading up to the tribulation, including the rapture, the fake peace, and the rise of Antichrist, and emphasizes the need for believers to be vigilant and faithful.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the signs of Jesus' coming, focusing on Matthew 24, and explores the concept of the rapture, tribulation, and the second coming, highlighting the importance of faith and understanding God's plan for the world.

Jesus teaches his followers to prioritize their faith by acknowledging him publicly, forgiving others, and living a life that reflects his teachings. This requires confessing Jesus as Lord and Savior, and behaving in a way that honors him. By following Jesus' teachings, believers can experience a new beginning, purpose, and guidance in their lives.

Jesus Christ shares good news with his disciples about his return and the promise of salvation for those who stand firm in him. He explains that he is coming back to take his children to heaven, where they will live with him forever. Jesus also warns about the pressure and temptation that people will face in the end times, but assures them that he will be with them and will save them.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about future events, specifically the end of the age, and how enduring believers will be saved. He discusses the appearance of false Christs, the tribulation, and the rapture, emphasizing the importance of perseverance and genuine faith in Jesus Christ.

Jesus Christ's Olivet Discourse reveals seven key events that will occur before his coming, including birth pains, deception, false Christs, wars, and famines, which are the beginning of the end times. Jesus teaches that these events will lead up to and include his second coming, and that those who stand firm to the end will be saved.

Jesus teaches his disciples about the end times, emphasizing the importance of understanding the Jewish people, the Old Testament, and the temple. He encourages listeners to look to the Jews, the disciples, and the temple to gain insight into the end times, and to listen, see, and hope in order to understand these complex issues.

Dr. Don Wilton begins a two-part series on clues to Jesus' coming, discussing the destruction of the temple, signs of His coming, and the end of the age. He explains that the Jewish people believed in several key events preceding the Messiah's arrival, including a time of tribulation, a forerunner, and a new age of peace. Jesus tells the disciples to look to their own people, the Jews, to understand these events and to be prepared for His coming.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message on praying the impossible, drawing from Ezra chapter 9 in the Bible. He emphasizes the importance of humility, prayer, confession, and evoking God's presence to overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges in life, including marriage and personal struggles.

When Jesus comes into the picture, some people will be perplexed because they don't understand or refuse to understand the manifestation of God's presence. However, Jesus' presence also reveals the real nature and need of humanity, forcing people to see themselves as they truly are and understand their need for eternal life through faith in Him.

Recognizing the danger of living outside of Jesus Christ's presence is crucial for spiritual growth. When we acknowledge our helplessness and hopelessness without Him, we open ourselves to His loving approach. Jesus' presence brings peace and joy, but it requires us to relinquish control and trust in His lordship. By surrendering to Him, we can experience the outpouring of His power and grace, leading to a deeper understanding of who we are and our purpose in life.

When all arguments cease, men and women are going to go in search of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches us that outside of Jesus Christ, darkness will overcome us. The presence of the Savior who approaches us brings tremendous joy and understanding, and all arguments cease when we realize the impact of the presence of the approaching footsteps and the loving arms of our Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.

God works in special ways, often in response to the faith and needs of his people. He demonstrates his power, mercy, and grace through miracles, and his presence is felt in special times, places, and crowds. God points out special people who give in special ways, and even the smallest acts of faith can lead to remarkable outcomes.

The Bible teaches that born again believers will be held accountable for their actions at the judgment seat of Christ, where they will receive rewards for their faithfulness and obedience to God's word, including the crown of life for enduring trials and the crown of rejoicing for witnessing to others.

Dr. Don Wilton shares his insights on living a Christian life, responding to cultural adversity, and developing a consistent Bible reading and prayer routine. He emphasizes the importance of being in the world but not of the world, and encourages listeners to trust in God's plan and to celebrate their uniqueness.

As believers, we will be held accountable for how we live our lives, whether we seek to bring glory to God or ourselves, how we use our time, our possessions, and our talents, and whether we witness to lost people and pray for others. The Bible teaches us that we must use our time wisely, prioritize our giving, and be faithful in prayer, as we will be judged for every word we speak and our attitude towards one another.

The Bible teaches that believers are accountable for their actions and will be judged by God. Dr. Don Wilson discusses the importance of living for God's glory and using time profitably, highlighting eight areas of accountability and the consequences of not living according to God's will.

Jesus' actions in healing a man at the pool of Bethesda on the Sabbath day were met with resistance from religious leaders, who were more concerned with their own power and traditions than with the well-being of others. Jesus confronted them with the truth of their own spiritual condition and the importance of faithfulness and spirituality in following Him. The Bible teaches that believers will be judged for their faithfulness and level of spirituality, and that there are three categories of Christians: faithful and unfaithful, spiritual and carnal, and diligent and careless.

The Bible teaches that the judgment of God is rooted in the character and heartbeat of who God is, a holy God who cannot tolerate any sin. Jesus' relationship with the Father is one of loyalty and love, and his lordship over life and death is a key aspect of understanding judgment. The Bible also speaks of two resurrections, exciting and frightening concepts that are tied to the love of God and the judgment of God.

The Bible teaches that God is a God of judgment, but also a God of love. Jesus Christ's teachings on redemption and the afterlife are explored, and various philosophies on judgment and life after death are discussed, including purgatory, reincarnation, and the Mardi Gras philosophy.

Dr. Don Wilton speaks about the importance of putting off earthly desires and putting on Christ-like character, emphasizing the role of the anchor of Jesus Christ in Christian living and spiritual growth.

God's presence is available to us, as seen in the story of King Solomon, who experienced God's forgiveness and restoration after turning away from Him. We can learn from Solomon's mistakes and make a new year's resolution to prioritize faithfulness to God, prayer, and worship, trusting in His sovereignty and redemption.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about experiencing God through the life of King Solomon, emphasizing the importance of faithfulness and repentance in fulfilling God's promises. He highlights the Davidic Covenant and its implications for believers, encouraging them to seek God's guidance and wisdom in the new year.

God's action in the lives of men and women is a powerful force that can bring about instantaneous change and spiritual growth. The Bible teaches that salvation is a gift from God, and that faith and repentance are the keys to receiving it. However, not everyone reacts positively to God's action, and some may even become angry or silent in response. The story of the lame man in Acts chapter 3 is a powerful example of God's action and the importance of faith and obedience in receiving spiritual healing and growth.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of Christians fulfilling their duty to God in the face of American politics, encouraging them to vote based on their faith and to prioritize God's moral standards in their decision-making.

Dr. Don Wilton shares the qualifications for serving the Lord, emphasizing change, appointment, commission, and giftedness. He explains how believers are called to serve as stewards of God's house, using their unique gifts and abilities to contribute to the body of Christ.

When angels appear, they bring a message of great joy and importance, designed for people like us, carrying out life's assignments, overcome by life's challenges, and captured by life's emotions. The hark of the herald angels designates God's authority to the Son, Jesus Christ, who carries sovereign authority by virtue of his equality with the Father in foundation, jurisdiction, love, and dispensation of his wonderful grace.

The angels' message of the hark of the herald angels is a message designed for people like us, carrying out life's assignments, overcome by life's challenges, and captured by life's emotions. God's plan is to bring his heavenly glory down upon a people no different than us, and the angels' message is a call to share the love of Christ with others.

Angels play a significant role in the Christmas story, carrying God's plan, authority, and message. Dr. Don Wilton explains how angels were used to convey God's plan for the ages, including the birth of Jesus Christ, and how they carry the authority of God, but not the authority itself. The Christmas message brought by angels remains unchanged, emphasizing God's love and redemption through Jesus Christ.

The Christmas message is about God's redemptive plan embodied in Jesus Christ, who reconciled the world to himself through love and giving. The message of Christmas is about the heart of God, who gave his only begotten Son to save humanity from sin and death.

The message of Christmas is about God's redemptive plan, where God the Father and God the Son stand side by side in the Christmas manger, reconciling the world to himself through the birth of Jesus, who is the unique and eternal gift of love to humanity.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the wonderful love of Christmas through the story of Nicodemus, highlighting how Jesus' love is from heaven, given to earth, for everyone, and out of love for God.

Dr. Don Wilton reflects on tracing his family tree, recalling a trip to Scotland where he and his wife spent time researching their ancestry, and visiting the island of Lewis where a major portion of his family originated.

The true meaning of Christmas is rooted in the Bible, specifically in the prophecy of Isaiah chapter 9, which speaks of the birth of Jesus, the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. This message emphasizes the importance of going back to the source of Christmas, which is God's Word, and recognizing the sovereignty of God in the birth of Jesus, who is the Savior of humanity.

The Christ of Christmas represents the sovereign, outstretched hand of God, and those who experience God through Him can find joy and peace. However, there are those who hate the Christ of Christmas, those who accept Him, those who ritualize Him, and those who investigate Him. The story of King Herod, the Magi, and the shepherds teaches us about the different reactions to the birth of Jesus, and how faith and Christmas are deeply connected.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the real meaning of Christmas through the Bible, specifically John's Gospel, highlighting God's Word, witness, world, and worthiness as revealed in the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

The story of Christmas begins with the angel Gabriel's visit to Mary, where he announces that she will conceive a son, Jesus, who will be great and will reign over the house of Jacob forever. Jesus is great because he is God, and he is the only one who can forgive us for our sin, giving us everlasting life.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the true meaning of Christmas through the story of the Magi, highlighting their joy, faith, and spiritual journey as they sought and found Jesus, the Christ child.

God spoke to the least of people at the darkest time in the strangest of ways, using an angel to announce the birth of Jesus Christ, the Savior of the world, and to call people to faith and salvation.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the gift of eternal life, explaining that it's given by God, provided in Jesus, and received through faith. He emphasizes that eternal life means being released from sin, reconciled to God, and received back into His presence.

The true meaning of Christmas is about Jesus, the son of God, born in Bethlehem to bring peace and hope to all people. Dr. Don Wilton shares his personal experiences and biblical teachings to emphasize the importance of faith and the love of Jesus.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about God's wonderful people, highlighting the importance of sharing the joy of Jesus' birth and the hope of salvation through faith in Him. He uses the story of John the Baptist and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate the power of the voice, the trumpet, and the inclusion of all people in God's plan of salvation.

Jesus has arrived, and with him, the meaning of Christmas. He came at a time of great change, amidst a population count, and in the midst of a divided people. He is the one who can speak every language, be understood by all, and bring forgiveness and reconciliation to a holy God. Give your heart and life to the Lord Jesus Christ, and experience the true meaning of Christmas.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the Believer's Proclamation, explaining that it's not just for preachers, but for all believers to be engaged in witnessing the gospel and speaking about Jesus, with the directives to admonish and teach, and the four demands of proclamation: focus, conviction, reliance, and purpose.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the importance of looking to Jesus, the image of God, creator, sustainer, and head of the church, and how He is the source of strength, hope, and salvation for believers.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about looking to Jesus as the image of God, the representation of God's fullness, and the embodiment of all that God is. He encourages listeners to focus on Jesus and find hope and forgiveness in Him, regardless of their circumstances or struggles.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the powerful prayer in Colossians, affirming God's people in their faith, love, hope, fruit bearing, and leadership, and praying for them to be filled with the knowledge of God's will, live a life worthy of the Lord, be strengthened with all power, and be thankful to the Father.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the final authority, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the head of the church, and the only source of authority and strength for believers. He explains how this understanding is rooted in the Bible, specifically in the book of Colossians, and how it impacts Christian conduct and relationships.

The church at Colossae faced serious challenges from paganism and heresy, but they remained strong in their faith. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of trusting in Jesus Christ, who is the anchor of their faith, and encourages listeners to give their hearts to Jesus, trust Him, and study Him.

The church at Colossae faced serious challenges, including persecution, paganism, and the Colossian heresy, a collision of anti-Christian philosophies. Dr. Don Wilton explores the timeless truth of God's Word and the sufficiency of Christ in the face of these challenges.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches from Hebrews chapter 1 and John 19, explaining the significance of Jesus' statement 'It is Finished' on the cross, and how it signifies God's final and complete work through Jesus Christ, providing forgiveness, freedom, and fellowship with God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a Christian response to daughters and sons, emphasizing the importance of blessing, loving, nurturing, protecting, guiding, listening to, celebrating, and praying for them.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a Christian response to daughters and sons, emphasizing the importance of blessing, loving, nurturing, and protecting them, based on biblical teachings and personal experiences.

Dr. Don Wilton takes listeners to God's Word to discover a Christian response to fear, emphasizing that God has not given us a spirit of timidity or fear, but rather a spirit of power, love, and self-discipline. He encourages believers to draw strength from others, use their gifts, and stay connected to God's Word to overcome intimidation and fear in a world that increasingly rejects sound doctrine.

A Christian response to a personal attack involves establishing a foundation, identifying attackers, determining an end game, speaking a request, and waiting for the Lord. David's example in Psalm 27 shows how to respond to attacks from people, enemies, and the world, and how to trust in God's ability and timing.

David, the author of Psalm 27, shares how he responded to personal attacks and how Christians can do the same by establishing their foundation, identifying their attackers, and seeking God's guidance.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the challenges facing America, including abortion, activism, and critical race theory, and emphasizes the importance of a Christian response, acknowledging God's sovereignty and staying committed to biblical principles.

Dr. Don Wilton explores a Christian response to a nation in crisis, drawing from the Bible and America's history to understand God's guidance and the importance of Christian values in the face of adversity.

The church is a place where people come together to experience spiritual encouragement, unity in love, and spiritual understanding. It provides protection from the influences of the world and offers a sense of order and steadfastness in a chaotic world. The church is a vital part of a person's life, providing a sense of belonging and purpose.

Understanding happiness and finding fulfillment in life, as seen in the story of Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector who encountered Jesus in Jericho. Jesus' presence and message brought a dramatic change to Zacchaeus, showing that true happiness and fulfillment come from a relationship with God.

God's plan is for his people to gather, worship, and seek his face, leading to a call to serve others and take on the heart of a missionary, saying yes to Jesus and being embedded in the local church.

David, King David, shares his final words with his son Solomon, imparting wisdom on being strong, showing oneself as a man, observing God's requirements, walking in his ways, and holding fast to his decrees and commands.

Jesus teaches his disciples that true greatness comes from serving others, not seeking status or power. He reminds them that he came to serve and give his life as a ransom for many, and that they must have the right heart, motive, and position to be great in his kingdom.

As believers, we face various predicaments, but with determination, we can overcome them. Dr. Don Wilton shares how to be committed, rooted, growing, strengthened, thankful, and determined in our Christian faith, using the fullness of Christ, the resurrection of Christ, the forgiveness of Christ, and the freedom of Christ as anchors for our determination.

Jesus teaches that true greatness comes from having a childlike heart, characterized by humility, trust, and a willingness to receive God's love and protection. He illustrates this through the story of a child and emphasizes the importance of feeling God's warm embrace and understanding his complete protection.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a Bible-based teaching on Colossians chapter 1, emphasizing the importance of looking to Jesus as the image of God, creator, sustainer, head of the church, fullness of God, reconciler for all sinners, and hope and glory for believers.

Anna's lifestyle may seem eccentric, but her dedication to God and her community is inspiring. She prioritized worship, discipline, and perseverance, and her example teaches us the importance of staying focused on our goals and trusting in God's plan. With her remarkable determination and prophetic gifts, Anna shows us how to live a life of purpose and devotion, and her legacy continues to inspire and encourage us today.

A grandmother's example of living a life dedicated to God is shared through the biblical story of Anna, a prophetess who waited patiently for the redemption of Jerusalem, and her priorities in place, showing the importance of spiritual growth and faith in Christian living.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about God's kindness and how King David showed it to Mephibosheth, a young boy who was paralyzed and left without a father. David's actions demonstrate the importance of living on mission, selecting one person to care for, and committing to activate kindness in their lives.

King David shows kindness to Mephibosheth, the grandson of King Saul, by restoring his land and providing for his needs, demonstrating God's love and care for those in need.

The Declaration of Almighty God, as described in Hebrews Chapter 8, is a new covenant that offers forgiveness of sins and freedom from the old covenant's legalism. This declaration, made possible by the Lord Jesus Christ, is highly personal and directed at the heart, offering a relationship with God that is based on faith and not works. It is absolute and unchangeable, set in motion immediately when Jesus died on the cross, and available to all people, regardless of their background or circumstances.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the concept of looking to Jesus, emphasizing that he is the full, final, and complete revelation of God, and that we should look to him for salvation, forgiveness, and guidance.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of serving God and others, highlighting four affirmations: created to serve, saved to serve, called to serve, and commanded to serve. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to illustrate the value of uniquely made, gifted, and heart-led individuals serving others.

Understanding God's non-negotiables is crucial for living a purpose-driven life. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of knowing who we are, why we're here, and how to become like Christ. He also highlights the source absolute, the sustenance absolute, and the power of God's grace in sustaining us.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches that having absolutes in life, such as God being the source of all existence and blessings, will bind us to the heart of God, hold us to the word of God, motivate us to listen to God, and encourage us to serve God. He explains the source absolute, which means that God alone is the source of our existence, blessings, and hope, and how this understanding can lead to a purpose-driven life, Christian stewardship, and hope beyond death.

God's purpose for all of us is revealed through the Bible, and understanding the absolutes upon which he bases his plans is crucial for living a purpose-driven life. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of absolute truth, personal conviction, and personal preference, explaining how they relate to God's word and our relationship with him.

Life on earth is a test, a trust, and a journey of faithfulness, where God tests our faith, trustworthiness, and love through various challenges and circumstances, and we must respond by understanding ownership and management of our lives and resources.

Dr. Don Wilton's message on Powerful Prayer emphasizes the importance of faith, love, hope, and fruit bearing in the Christian life. He affirms the church's strength in these areas and prays for them to be filled with the knowledge of God's will, to live a life worthy of the Lord, to be strengthened with all power, and to be thankful to the Father.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Jesus Christ's crucifixion, explaining that it was necessary for people to be made perfect, to remove the burden of sin, to give his body, to do the will of God, and to establish the only way to God. He delves into the meaning of Jesus' sacrifice and its impact on humanity, highlighting the importance of faith and salvation.

Jesus Christ's body is the means by which he identifies with humanity, bears our grief, carries our sorrows, and conveys us from death to life. Through his sacrifice, we are made holy and can have eternal hope.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the Superiority of the Lord Jesus Christ, explaining how Jesus' sacrifice on the cross made perfect those who are being made holy, removed the burden of sin, and gave His body to bear our grief. He emphasizes the importance of faith in Jesus Christ for spiritual perfection, forgiveness of sin, and reconciliation with God.

The cross of Christ is the foundation of the Christian faith, providing access to God and spiritual perfection. Without the shedding of blood, there is no remission for sin, and good works cannot render one perfect in the presence of Almighty God. The gift of salvation is an historical fact upon the cross, and it is through faith that one is saved, not of works, lest any man should boast.

The Bible teaches that the blood of Jesus Christ is the most precious thing God could ever tell us, providing forgiveness of sin and eternal life. The high priest's role in the tabernacle is compared to Jesus' sacrifice, demonstrating the shed blood of Jesus as the ultimate atonement for humanity's sins.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the head of the church and the final authority in our lives, providing strength and guidance through faith and discipleship. As believers, we are called to seek God's will and live according to His standards, which include compassion, kindness, humility, and forgiveness. By putting our trust in Jesus, we can overcome the challenges of life and find peace and unity in our relationships with others.

The Old Testament is a shadow of truth, pointing to the coming of Jesus Christ, who is the truth and the new way of doing things. Through His sacrifice, Jesus Christ has given us access to the Father and forgiven us once and for all, making the old covenant obsolete.

Jesus Christ guarantees the covenant between God and man with a binding commitment, a horrific act, and his holiness, blamelessness, and sanctification. He is exalted above the heavens, seated at the right hand of God the Father, making intercession for us. This covenant is not just a guarantee of salvation, but also a guarantee of satisfaction, as Jesus meets our needs and provides complete satisfaction.

Jesus Christ guarantees the covenant between God and man with a binding commitment and a horrific action, demonstrating his holiness, intercession, and satisfaction, providing complete salvation, intercession, and satisfaction for those who call upon the name of the Lord Jesus Christ.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the fulfillment of the law and the hope of the world. He is the perfect one, indestructible, and the Son of God. Through Jesus, we can attain perfection and have a better hope. He is the sacrifice that provides total assurance and security for salvation, and he is the one who replaces the Old Testament law with the new covenant. Jesus is the hope for those who have no hope, and he is the one who makes us perfect by drawing near to God.

The Bible teaches that everything in the Old Testament points forward to the Lord Jesus Christ and His impending death upon the cross, and that Melchizedek, a priest of the God most high, is a type of Christ, illustrating the superiority of the son through his royal priesthood and righteousness.

Dr. Don Wilton shares stories of his 25-year friendship with the late Reverend Billy Graham, highlighting their deep conversations, shared values, and spiritual growth. Through their relationship, Dr. Wilton gained insight into Billy's heart and mind, and the two men developed a profound understanding of God's plan for people and the importance of the local church.

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, providing hope for eternal life and reminding us of the reality of the gospel. The Bible teaches that Jesus' resurrection is the first fruits of those who have fallen asleep in Christ, and that it will be followed by the resurrection of all believers, resulting in a new, imperishable, and glorious body.

Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from Luke chapter 19, emphasizing the importance of faith, trust, and obedience to God's instructions. He explores the story of Jesus riding a donkey into Jerusalem, highlighting the significance of praise, worship, and surrender to God's will. The sermon encourages listeners to mount their own 'horse' and follow God's lead, weeping for those who do not recognize Him and carrying out His instructions with faith and trust.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Jesus' actions on Palm Sunday, highlighting the importance of faith and obedience in following God's instructions. He delves into the story of Jesus sending two disciples to retrieve a donkey, demonstrating the power of God's ownership and the need for trust in His plans.

Finding encouragement in conflict requires standing up, crying out, listening to God, lying down in His presence, and bowing down in worship. Dr. Don Wilton shares five directives from 2 Chronicles that can help believers overcome discouragement and find courage in the midst of conflict.

Developing spiritual sluggishness can make it hard to accomplish spiritual conviction, and religious tradition can hinder it. Fundamentals of faith are merely feeders to our faith, and hearing the gospel and believing it are two different things. Spiritual maturity and righteousness are key to understanding God's word and living a life of faith.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches a series on Colossians, emphasizing the all-sufficiency of Christ and the importance of trusting in Jesus. He encourages listeners to give their hearts to Jesus, study Him, and be part of a community of believers to grow in their faith.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is our high priest, who has gone through the heavens and is able to sympathize with our weaknesses. He has the only plan for our salvation and has the only authority to accomplish it. Through his shed blood, Jesus Christ gives us forgiveness of sin and makes us pure and clean, allowing us to approach the throne of grace with confidence.

The Bible is recognized as the inspired and authoritative Word of God, with its divine authority established from the moment it was written. It is a living and active force that cuts, hurts, and reveals, penetrating to the very depths of human understanding and exposing the truth. The Bible is a powerful tool for salvation, comfort, and healing, and its message of hope and redemption is a beacon of light in a world filled with darkness and uncertainty.

The Bible is a precious and powerful word that has been studied and debated for centuries. Despite its imperfections, it remains a source of inspiration and guidance for many. Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of plenary verbal inspiration, the canon of Scripture, and the importance of faith in understanding the Word of God.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of rest in the book of Hebrews, highlighting the promise of salvation through Jesus Christ and the importance of understanding the finished work of God. He emphasizes that faith comes by hearing and that we must appropriate the gospel by an act of faith to attain rest. Dr. Wilton also discusses the urgency of today and the need to understand the finished work of God through the God of creation and the Christ of the cross.

The Bible teaches that the promise of entering God's rest still stands, and it is available to those who understand and accept it through faith in Jesus Christ. This promise is unbroken and remains a reality for believers today, offering freedom from worry, confidence, and peace in a world filled with challenges and struggles.

Dr. Don Wilton leads a Bible study on the Lord's Supper, explaining the significance of Jesus' words 'it is finished' and the importance of participating in communion together, symbolizing God's love and forgiveness.

God's love is evident in His desire for us to avoid hardened hearts, which can result from intellectualism, the good life, religion, ruined witness, sin, legalism, repeated refusal, and hurt and pain. Despite overwhelming evidence of His love and blessings, people can still harden their hearts against Him. It is essential to recognize the causes of a hardened heart and to seek God's guidance to prevent this from happening.

God's Word tells us that man is lower than the angels, but he is to rule the world to come with Christ. The Bible also says that the present world is led by the prince of this world, Satan, and is under demonic influence, but it is ministered to by holy angels. The future world to come will be an inhabited world, ruled by God and Jesus Christ, with man as a part of it.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the relationship between God and man, delving into the Bible's teachings on Hebrews Chapter 2 and the significance of Jesus Christ in understanding God's sovereign grace and man's position in the world.

God's word tells us that if we neglect so great salvation, we will not have forgiveness of sin, joy, or peace. The angel's message was absolute, a God-given announcement of peace, joy, and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. Man's sin is also absolute, clearly defined, specifically named, and severely punished. Salvation in Christ is absolute, announced by his birth, confirmed by his disciples, and validated by his Father.

God's message through the Bible-based preaching of Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of paying attention to the things we've heard about Jesus Christ, lest we lose our opportunity for salvation. He identifies eight potential reasons for lost opportunities, including disease, disaster, divorce, distinction, degeneration, defiance, delay, and death.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Jesus Christ sitting at the right hand of God, discussing honor, authority, and rest, and how this understanding can deepen our faith and relationship with God.

Dr. Don Wilson continues his study of Hebrews, exploring the significance of Jesus Christ's purification for sin and its implications for our understanding of faith, sin, and redemption.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ sustains all things by His powerful word, and that He is the ultimate sacrifice for our sin. To understand this, we must grasp the reality of sin, which is conceived sinfulness and exceeding wickedness, and the penalty of sin, which is death. Jesus' death was a deliberate, willful, and planned act, and it was an undeserved act of love and sacrifice.

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the radiance of God's glory, the image of God, and the sustainer of all things. He is the transmitter of God's glory, the mediator of God's glory, and the expresser of God's glory. Jesus Christ is the exact reproduction of God, and He guarantees the continuance and constancy of God's creation. His preeminent power sustains the earth, and His preeminent grace monitors the earth.

God's Word presents Jesus Christ as the heir of all things, claimed by God, unique to God, the firstborn of God, installed by God, and in possession of everything that belongs to God. This announcement is made through the Bible, specifically in Hebrews chapter 1, where God speaks to us through His Son, the Lord Jesus Christ.

God empowers believers with spiritual gifts to overcome fear and timidity, including the spirit of power, love, and self-discipline. By drawing strength from others, using their gifts, and celebrating God's means, believers can overcome pressure and live with confidence and purpose.

Angels are a God thing, commissioned to guard and protect us in all our ways, and are an integral part of God's sovereignty and love for us. Through the Bible, we learn that angels are dispatched by God to carry out His will and are involved in the totality of our lives, from the smallest details to the biggest decisions.

The Bible teaches that our completeness is only made complete in and through the Lord Jesus Christ. We become complete spiritually, morally, and mentally when we give our hearts and lives to Jesus Christ, putting off our sinful nature, being buried with Christ, and rising up to walk in newness of life with him.

A Christian response to daughters and sons involves blessing, loving, nurturing, protecting, guiding, listening, celebrating, and praying for them. This is a call to parents and grandparents to be intentional in their relationships with their children, to provide a strong foundation for their faith, and to help them grow into men and women who know Jesus and are willing to stand strong in the world.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of God enlarging our tent and blessing us, referencing the prayer of Jabez and the story of Jesus' encounter with Simon Peter. He emphasizes the importance of faith, obedience, and spiritual growth in our lives, encouraging listeners to step out in faith and trust in God's plan.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about glorifying God through doxology, focusing on the right person, speaking of God's divine capability, and defining His sovereign ability. He emphasizes the importance of giving glory to God and encourages listeners to deepen their roots in faith and stretch out their branches to serve God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a sad story from the book of Acts about Ananias and Sapphira, highlighting the importance of faithfulness, the relentless activities of Satan, and the person of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that God looks on the heart, not just outward appearances, and encourages listeners to acknowledge and confess their sin to receive God's blessings.

Knowing Jesus as a Christian brings the cross of Christ and fellowship of his sufferings into our lives. David, a blessed person from royalty, faced great struggles and wrote in Psalm 27 about his response to personal attacks, establishing his foundation, identifying his attackers, determining his end game, speaking his request, and waiting for God's help.

Dr. Don Wilton shares six principles to help individuals overcome weariness and spiritual exhaustion, drawing from the biblical account of the healing of the lame man in Acts chapter 3. He emphasizes the importance of opening one's eyes to God's presence, focusing on Jesus Christ, being happy when others are blessed, remembering who is in control, refreshing oneself in God's Word, and keeping the goal in sight.

Setbacks are a part of life, but with faith in God, we can overcome them. Dr. Don Wilton shares principles from the Bible on how to navigate spiritual setbacks, including trusting God's Spirit, considering the ground we stand on, and standing firm in our faith. By applying these principles, we can find strength and guidance to persevere through difficult times.

Jesus Christ prayed in the Garden of Gethsemane, reminding himself and others that God's timing is perfect, God's glory is ultimate, God's authority is granted, God's position is absolute, and God's work is complete through the cross and resurrection.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Jesus' prayer in the Garden of Gethsemane, highlighting the importance of God's perfect timing and Jesus' submission to the will of God, ultimately leading to eternal life and redemption for humanity.

The church should be a place where devotion, fellowship, feasting, celebrating, praying, and faith take place, as described in the Acts of the Apostles and other biblical passages.

Jesus' encounter with Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector, in Jericho, shows how God brings people together to demonstrate his love and salvation. Jesus finds Zacchaeus, calls out to him, and repositions him, leading to a life-changing encounter that results in Zacchaeus receiving salvation and being changed by Jesus.

Dr. Don Wilton presents irrefutable evidence of Jesus Christ's identity and mission, drawing from the book of Acts chapter 2 and the events of Pentecost. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical teachings to demonstrate the power and presence of the Holy Spirit in the lives of believers.

Preaching is not out of date, and many people still have convictions. We are living in the last days, and God is still speaking to us through His Word. His Spirit will be poured out on all people, and no one will be left out. It's a time of great opportunity and promise, and we must choose to serve God.

The coming of the Holy Spirit is a pivotal moment in the New Testament, symbolized by the Feast of Pentecost, where believers were filled with the Spirit and began to speak in other tongues. This event demonstrates God's promise to his people, and it is an instantaneous moment of receiving Jesus Christ into one's heart and life, resulting in being baptized in the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit is present everywhere, and when received, he is fully expressed in every believer, not just in part.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the work of the Holy Spirit, explaining how He convicts us in regard to sin, righteousness, and judgment, and guides us into all truth.

The day of Pentecost marked a significant event in the history of Christianity, where the Holy Spirit descended upon the disciples, empowering them to speak in other languages and spread the message of God's word. This event, recorded in Acts chapter 2, demonstrates the power of faith and the importance of spiritual empowerment in the lives of believers.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of acknowledging God, staying steady, calling a spade a spade, admitting inadequacy, and depending totally on God in the face of a nation in crisis.

When the New Testament Church took its first step, it was a demonstration of a people willing to do what God said, but not always willing to carry it out to the letter of the law. The church's first step was marked by prayer, a united and persistent prayer that was the hallmark of their gathering. The pastor, Peter, stood up and preached a message that instructed, explained, and exhorted the disciples to go out and do what God was saying to them. The church's program included prayer, worship, and action, and it was in this action that they took their first step into the future, trusting in God's guidance and provision.

Understanding discipleship is crucial for making disciples, and it involves salvation evangelism, discipleship evangelism, and disciple making evangelism. A disciple is someone who has a personal testimony, including what they were before Jesus Christ, what they did to meet Him, and what they have become since knowing Him. A disciple looks like someone who loves the house of God, gravitates toward the people of God, hungers for the power and presence of God, shares their faith in God, and strives to do the will of God.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the concept of being born again, emphasizing that it means being born once physically and then again spiritually through faith in Jesus Christ, allowing one to enter the kingdom of heaven and live forever with God.

The Bible teaches us that Jesus Christ is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and the head of the church. He is the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, and there is no other name under heaven whereby men might be saved other than the name of Jesus. Jesus Christ is not just priority, but superiority, and he is the glue that keeps this world together.

The book of Acts is a record of the early church, covering three decades from Pentecost to the imprisonment of Apostle Paul. It provides essential principles for discipleship, building the New Testament church, and evangelizing the world. Jesus gave the disciples five things to live without Him: a ministry to do, a demonstration to remember, a command to obey, a destination to follow, and a motivation to hold onto.

A Christian response to a nation in crisis is rooted in God's word, where believers seek spiritual guidance to navigate difficulties and find deliverance through faith in the Lord Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches on the meaning of reconciliation, explaining that it is a process of being brought back into a relationship with God through the blood of Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that reconciliation starts with acknowledging one's sin and seeking forgiveness, and that God's response to man's need is to provide a way for reconciliation through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the benefits of God's grace, including being chosen, under conviction, a copycat, a catalyst, and a changed person. He draws from 1 Thessalonians and Ephesians to illustrate these points, emphasizing the importance of living a life of love and righteousness.

God's Word provides a prescription for genuine happiness, which involves repentance, delight, becoming a disciple maker, choosing happiness, and cultivating the habit. A person must undergo a change of heart about where they get their advice, spend their time, and associate with, and turn towards godly friends, godly counsel, and godly behavior.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, a purpose in life, a prioritized focus for life, and a personality that pleases God. He encourages listeners to prioritize their focus, make commitments, and be generous and compassionate in their relationships with others, all while striving to live out God's word.

God's people are called to serve and spread the gospel, and a missionary's heart is marked by being properly embedded, seriously seeking, and decidedly set apart.

Understanding what a cult is and how to prevent them from invading your home requires examining their theology, leadership, and behavior. A cult is characterized by deviations from orthodox Christianity, a charismatic leader, and a focus on human freedom and individuality. To prevent cults, one must focus on the person and work of Jesus Christ, love and respect for others, and a strong sense of belonging and community.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of eternal life, resurrection, and the spiritual body, drawing from 1 Corinthians chapter 15 and other biblical passages. He discusses the imperishable nature of the spiritual body, the likeness of the man from heaven, and the face-to-face encounter with Jesus Christ in heaven.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of life after death, the resurrection of the dead, and the eternal life that awaits believers in Jesus Christ. He delves into the Bible's teachings on the spiritual state, the heavenly bodies, and the transformation that occurs when we are raised from the dead.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches about the importance of prayer, explaining why we owe it to ourselves, others, and God to pray. He shares biblical examples and principles on when and how to pray, emphasizing the need to pray humbly, simply, and together with others.

David's final words to his son Solomon offer valuable guidance on how to live a life of strength, courage, and faith. As a father, David shares his personal experiences and the lessons he's learned about family, work, the presence of God, power, opposition, friendship, mercy, authority, prayer, and worship.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the importance of baptism, explaining that it's a public profession of faith and a demonstration of Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection. He emphasizes the need for believer's baptism by immersion, before the people, and by the pastor. Wilton also encourages listeners to give their lives to Jesus Christ and provides resources for those who have made a decision.

Definitive leadership is a cry and clarion call of people today, and the Bible has much to say about it. Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of leadership through the book of Acts and 1 Timothy, discussing the role of deacons and the qualifications for spiritual leaders in the church.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about the importance of attending church, citing Jesus' emphasis on building His church and the benefits of being part of a community of believers. He shares 11 reasons why going to church is essential, including the people, pillars of support, participation, potential, pleasure, possibilities, propulsion, promises, power, presentation, and person.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of friendship, particularly in the context of Abraham's relationship with God. He emphasizes the importance of knowing God personally, loving God, and enjoying fellowship with Him. The message also touches on the spiritual battle Christians face and the need for spiritual armor, as well as the importance of faith and the Christian faith journey.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the importance of faith and vision in one's life, using the example of Isaac from the Bible. He explains that faith with vision involves hearing above the noise, obeying God contrary to human reason, and looking ahead to the promises of God.

Jesus teaches his disciples about the importance of servanthood, explaining that true greatness comes from serving others and relinquishing one's position and power. He illustrates this through his own life, showing how he came to serve and give his life as a ransom for many. Jesus encourages his followers to be obedient, pray, identify their gifts, and serve to be a blessing to others.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the concept of the Rapture, its significance in the Bible, and its relation to the Church Age and Tribulation Period. He explores the idea that believers will be snatched away from the world, and examines the signs and warnings in Scripture that point to this event.

Dr. Don Wilton explains the concept of the rapture, its significance, and its relation to the second coming of Jesus Christ. He uses biblical passages, particularly from 1 Thessalonians and Revelation, to illustrate the rapture as a time of deliverance and protection from God's wrath, where believers are caught up to meet Jesus in the air.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about putting faith to work, using the example of Noah's obedience and trust in God despite opposition and discouragement. He emphasizes the importance of hearing above the noise, obeying contrary to human reason, doing despite the lack of company, going on despite opposition, accepting God's judgment without questioning his justice, and looking ahead to the promises of God.

God chooses to bless people based on six key indicators: godly parents, public identification, admitted weakness, biblical conviction, practical action, and long-term commitment. These principles are demonstrated in the life of Moses, who was blessed by God due to his faith and obedience.

Paul's letter to the Ephesians emphasizes the importance of spiritual armor for believers, including the belt of truth, breastplate of righteousness, shoes of peace, shield of faith, and sword of the Spirit, to protect against the devil's schemes and overcome in life.

Jesus teaches us about the importance of having a childlike faith and heart, and how it is essential to understand God's creation, feel his warm embrace, and realize his complete protection and designated responsibility towards us, especially in our roles as parents and caregivers.

The Bible teaches that our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against principalities and powers, spiritual forces of evil in heavenly places. God equips us with the armor of God to prepare and fight spiritual battles, and understanding our enemy, Satan, is crucial to victory.

The principles of discipleship can be applied to everyday life, including the workplace, home, and play fields, by following a pre-shot routine that involves evaluating correctly, being lined up correctly, visualizing correctly, and selecting the right equipment. This routine is also reflected in the Bible, particularly in Ephesians 6:10-18, where Paul encourages believers to be strong in the Lord and to put on the full armor of God, which includes companionship, power, the right equipment, and a right foundation.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on the importance of being commissioned believers, evaluating our lives, prioritizing our needs, and developing a plan to live a life pleasing to the Lord Jesus. He shares practical suggestions on how to get control of our lives, including evaluating our present, analyzing our evaluation, determining our needs, prioritizing, developing a plan, providing time and space, assigning roles, enlisting and training others, and learning to say no.

As believers, we face a battlefield of life where we must be commissioned by God to stand strong against Satan's schemes. Paul's letter to the Ephesians reminds us that we are overcomers, equipped with the armor of God to face the spiritual forces of evil in heavenly places.

The Apostle Paul teaches that as believers, we are not alone in the battle of life, but rather, we can be victorious through the power of God. He instructs us to put on the full armor of God to stand against the devil's schemes and to overcome the spiritual forces of evil in heavenly places.

The greatest trade of sacrifice ever was the Lord Jesus Christ, who gave up his seat, delivered over his body, and settled his love, demonstrating God's love towards us, making it possible for us to know God and have a place with him in eternity.

Living well with one another requires understanding God's order and submitting to authority, as Paul explains in Ephesians 5 and 6. This means relinquishing personal rights and desires, and instead, following God's principles for relationships, including mutual submission and love. By applying these principles, individuals can experience complete victory in their relationships, both in the home and in the workplace.

Living well with one another is a fundamental aspect of Christian living, and it requires understanding and following God's divine order. Dr. Don Wilton explains that submission and authority are vital in relationships, and it's essential to relinquish one's rights to others in reverence for the Lord. He emphasizes the importance of mutual submission, love, and the Spirit-filled life in achieving harmony and unity in all aspects of life.

According to Ephesians chapter 5, God's master plan for relationships involves submission and love, with husbands and wives working together to build a strong and happy family.

Understanding the characteristics of cults and how to prevent them from invading your home involves examining their theology, leadership, and approach to love and freedom. A cult's theology often deviates from orthodox Christianity, and their leaders claim special revelations from God. Cults also often isolate individuals and promote a sense of belonging, but this can be a facade for controlling behavior. Recognizing the signs of a cult, such as a charismatic leader, bizarre acts, and a focus on human sexuality, can help you protect your family and community.

The home is a wonderful place to be, but it's worth fighting for. Families are in crisis, and the home is under attack from changing values, television, and the demand to achieve. Dr. Don Wilton explores the importance of prayer, confession, and remembering God's instruction in building a strong family.

God's throne is still secure, and He is still the rock on which we stand. Jesus Christ is still the saviour of the world, and the Holy Spirit is our greatest resource. We can find comfort in knowing that heaven is still preparing to come down, and that God is always with us, guiding us and giving us strength to face life's challenges.

The return of Jesus Christ is a clear promise, a confirmed fact, a comforting thought, a purifying hope, and a compelling belief. It is a remarkable subject that people get ready for, as it is tied into the person and the work of the Lord Jesus Christ. The Bible says that Jesus will come back in the same way that he left, and that he will bring with him those who have died in him, and that we who are still alive will be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches on the importance of imitating God, using the book of Ephesians as a guide. He emphasizes the need to live a life of love, avoid immorality, guard one's tongue, appreciate the change in one's life, take on godly characteristics, obey God's commands, and heed the call to follow God's will.

Living a life of love, avoiding immorality, guarding the tongue, and having a clear understanding of God's standards are essential for imitating God. Christian believers must strive to be more like the Lord Jesus Christ, living a life of love, sacrifice, and obedience to God's Word. God's grace and forgiveness are available to those who repent and seek forgiveness, but believers must not take God's grace for granted and continue in sin.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about imitating God, living a life of love, and avoiding immorality. He emphasizes the importance of forgiveness, discipleship, and standing on God's principles in marriage and personal relationships.

A Christian's character is defined by their actions, words, and reactions, as described in Ephesians chapter 4. They put off their old self and put on the robes of God's righteousness, marked by truthfulness, kindness, compassion, and a resolve against Satan. A Christian's conversation is also a distinguishing feature, as they avoid unwholesome talk and strive to please God.

When we give our lives to the Lord Jesus Christ, God enables us to be stripped of our old selves and clothed in the robes of His righteousness. This transformation is evident in our character, as we become walking demonstrations of people who are robed and clothed in God's righteousness. As Christian people, we must put off falsehood, speak truthfully, and be kind and compassionate to one another, forgiving each other as God forgave us.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of commitment in one's relationship with God, highlighting the need to yield to God, be alive to God, commit to holiness, please God, be different, and renew one's mind. He encourages listeners to make a commitment to God and to live a life that reflects their faith.

Dr. Don Wilson shares a powerful message about the transformative power of forgiveness, peace, and joy through Jesus Christ. He shares the story of Clem Gaich, a man who found redemption and a new life after a series of tragic events, illustrating the Bible's promise of forgiveness and salvation for all people.

A developing disciple is someone who has a growing purpose to worship God, obey God's Word, contribute to God's work, and impact God's world. This purpose is accompanied by a developing strategy, which involves refining one's purpose, reaffirming commitments, and replacing outdated practices. A developing disciple is someone who is actively participating in the giving of their time, talents, and resources to serve God and others.

The church is like a buffet dinner, offering a variety of gifts and ministries for all people to partake of, enabling the body to become healthy and strong. When each member contributes their gifts, the body grows in unity, knowledge of Jesus, and maturity, ultimately becoming a strong and functioning team that can stand firm against the deceitful scheming of the world.

The sanctity of human life is a fundamental concept in God's Word, emphasizing that life begins at conception and is precious. Dr. Don Wilton explores the biblical teachings on this topic, discussing the facts of human development and the consequences of abortion, while also highlighting the availability of God's forgiveness and the importance of reclaiming the source of life.

God's Word emphasizes the importance of Christian parenting, specifically in Proverbs 22, where it is said that training a child in the right way will lead to great fruit. Dr. Don Wilton shares the truth, practice, and challenge of this principle, highlighting the responsibility, family, duty, influence, and focus required to raise children in today's world.

The Bible teaches that every believer has a unique gift given by God to build up the body of Christ, and that these gifts are essential elements in God's plan. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of using one's gifts to serve others, and that no gift should be sought after or exalted above others. He also stresses the need for Christians to work together as a unified body, using their gifts to bring about the common good.

God's gift to the church is the diverse and complementary nature of its members, each with unique talents and abilities, working together in unity and service to one another, as enabled by God's grace and faith.

As we face an uncertain future, Dr. Don Wilton reminds us that storms are inevitable, but with faith in Jesus Christ, we can stand on a solid rock. He shares five principles from the Bible on how to face the unknown with confidence, including the importance of understanding God's permission, Jesus' humanity, and the centrality of faith.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message from Philippians chapter 4, emphasizing the importance of prayer and supplication in overcoming anxiety and worry. He explains that God wants us to shake hands with him, symbolizing a complete release of ourselves to him, and that this can bring us strength, acceptance, and a sense of oneness with God. Dr. Wilton encourages listeners to take God's hand and trust in his sovereignty, leading to a deeper faith and trust in God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection, emphasizing the importance of trusting God and understanding the nature of sin and redemption.

Grandmother Anna's example teaches us the importance of discipline, worship, gratitude, evangelism, perseverance, and faith. She shows us that with determination and a strong spiritual foundation, we can overcome challenges and live a life that honors God.

God's nature is to give, and His very character is in the embodiment of a giving God. The greatest gift of grace is self, and it is God's self donation to mankind. The Bible says that God's grace is sufficient for our needs, and it enables us to face the future, our despondency, and our determination to keep on keeping on.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of God's grace and its role in the Christian life, particularly in Ephesians chapter 4. He emphasizes the importance of unity in faith and diversity of giftedness, highlighting how God's self donation is the greatest gift of grace.

Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of spiritual unity, citing Ephesians Chapter 4, where Paul reminds us that there is one body, one spirit, one Lord, and one faith. He encourages listeners to focus on the common confession of our faith and turn our lives over to the Lord Jesus Christ, as the ultimate evidence of salvation.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches on the concept of living a worthy life as a Christian, emphasizing the importance of humility, gentleness, patience, forbearing love, and peace in one's walk with God. He draws from the book of Ephesians and shares personal anecdotes to illustrate the challenges and rewards of living a life worthy of God's calling.

When we accept Christ, the Lord Jesus Christ expects us to act as Jesus would expect us to act. His standards must become our standards, His purposes must be our purposes, His destiny must be our destiny, and His nature must be our nature. A weak theology will result in a weak lifestyle, and a Christian counselor will root what they say in our response to who God is.

David's encounter with Mephibosheth reveals the face of God's grace, showing kindness and restoration to those in need. This powerful story challenges listeners to determine to live on mission, select one person, and commit to activate, sharing the love of Jesus with others.

The power of prayer is a central theme in the Bible, and Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians chapter 3 highlights the importance of prayer in our lives. Paul's conviction that prayer is essential for spiritual growth and unity is evident as he writes about the need to pray for strength, love, and power. He emphasizes that prayer is not just a physical act, but a way to connect with God and experience His love and presence.

The church is a special group of people set apart for the revelation of God, making known the manifold wisdom of God to mankind. Its mystery, meaning, and mission are rooted in the Bible, emphasizing the importance of faith, passion, and ministry in its existence.

A 25-year friendship between Dr. Don Wilton and the late Reverend Billy Graham is explored in a new book, Saturdays with Billy. Through personal stories and conversations, Dr. Wilton shares how their friendship deepened his faith and spiritual growth, and how Billy Graham's message of Jesus Christ's love and redemption impacted countless people around the world.

The gospel is a conviction about the Lord Jesus Christ, a coming to grips with repentance, understanding the reality of spiritual warfare, and prioritizing biblical preaching. It is the good news about the son of the living God, and it is not defined by the world's various movements and philosophies, but rather by the absolute truth of who Jesus is.

God's servant, a man on mission, Paul's mission is rooted in the cross of Christ, and he is called to be a steward, a servant, and to suffer for the cause of Christ Jesus, with the purpose of magnifying the dignity of his office, preaching to the Gentiles the unsearchable riches of Christ, making plain the administration of the mystery, and encouraging the church.

Dr. Don Wilton shares insights from Matthew Chapter 6, emphasizing the importance of honest communication with God and the transformative power of the Lord's Prayer. He highlights seven key activities that Jesus teaches us to ask God for, including coming, guiding, providing, forgiving, helping, preventing, and accepting. Dr. Wilton encourages listeners to pray with him and invites them to give their lives to Christ, trusting Jesus as their Savior.

The Bible teaches that a world without God is separated and unaccepted socially, with people excluded from citizenship and foreigners to God's covenants. In contrast, the world with God is united, gaining peace and enjoying access to the Father through Jesus Christ.

The Apostle Paul explains that people outside of Jesus Christ are dead in their sins, enslaved to sin, and ruled by Satan, but through God's great love and mercy, they can be made alive in Christ, receiving spiritual quickening, resurrection, and exaltation.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches a powerful message on prayer for the church, emphasizing the importance of a spirit of wisdom and revelation, and the need for believers to understand God's presence and will in their lives.

Jesus teaches his disciples that he is coming back to take them home and right the wrongs of the world, bringing peace and hope to those who believe in him. He promises to receive them, release them from restrictions, and reunite them with loved ones forever.

The concept of redemption is a central theme in the Bible, representing God's ultimate act of forgiveness and grace through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Redemption brings about forgiveness of sins, wisdom, understanding, and a holy heritage, as well as the gift of the Holy Spirit, which guarantees God's salvation in the life of believers.

The Bible reminds us that God has heaped upon us his spiritual blessings, and as born-again believers, we must understand and appropriate these blessings to live a life of joy and purpose. The Apostle Paul's letter to the Ephesians emphasizes the character of God's spiritual blessings, which come from the Spirit of God and are communicated through the Lord Jesus Christ. We must also understand the circle of operation of spiritual blessings, which is in heavenly places and in Christ, and where spiritual blessings come from, which is God's choice and predestination in love.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the significance of Paul's letter to the Ephesians, highlighting its relevance, character, and practical applications. He emphasizes the importance of a solid beginning, marked by a definite name, distinctive position, designated permission, and directed mission, ultimately leading to dynamic results and a deeper understanding of God's plan for redemption.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the book of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of spiritual leadership, faith, and redemption in rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem and realigning one's focus on God's Word.

God's prophet, Ezra, communicated truth to the people of Israel, helping them understand their deplorable situation, feel ashamed and embarrassed, and experience a miracle breakthrough. The power of God comes down on people when they understand their sinfulness and are ashamed in the presence of a holy God.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about the importance of setting the doors in place, having a high regard for authority, doing what you're supposed to do, understanding your potential for growth, never forsaking the assembly of God, reading the word of God, worshiping the Lord, taking heed to what you've been taught, never forgetting others, not being in a hurry to get there, and celebrating God's blessings with joy and thanksgiving.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of a guarantee for the future through the book of Nehemiah, emphasizing the importance of setting doors in place, including discipline, morality, doctrine, communication, and happiness, to ensure a secure and fulfilling life.

The Bible teaches that Satan uses the same devices to attack believers, and identifying these attacks is crucial for spiritual growth and protection. Dr. Don Wilson explains how to recognize an enemy attack, citing examples from the book of Nehemiah, and emphasizes the importance of standing firm on God's Word and principles.

A mother's legacy is a powerful force that shapes the lives of her children, as seen in the story of Eunice, the mother of Timothy, who planted faith in her son's heart and taught him the importance of living a life of sincerity and integrity. Dr. Don Wilton explores the impact of a mother's influence on her child's spiritual development and encourages parents to prioritize their role in shaping the next generation.

The legacy of a mother is a powerful force that can shape the lives of her children, instilling in them faith, values, and a strong sense of purpose. Dr. Don Wilton explores the impact of a mother's influence, using the example of Eunice, the mother of Timothy, who demonstrated a remarkable commitment to her faith and her family. Through her actions, Eunice planted the seeds of faith in her son, taught him the importance of following God, lived out her faith in her daily life, and reaped a harvest of spiritual growth in her child.

When faced with discouragement, remember to talk to God, never lose heart, and prepare yourself. Nehemiah's story teaches us to stick to our assignment and claim the victory, while also learning from our mistakes and finding encouragement in God's Word.

Nehemiah's story teaches us the importance of starting well in life, surrounding ourselves with good people, retaining single-hearted conviction, building confidence through quiet analysis, and keeping our eyes on the God of heaven. By following these principles, we can overcome hurdles and achieve our goals, just like Nehemiah did when he rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem.

A circle of friends is a powerful concept that can be seen in the story of Nehemiah, who was given an insurmountable task to rebuild the walls of Jerusalem. With a six-point strategy, including listening to God, developing a workable plan, thanking God for spiritual leaders, being prepared to lead oneself, providing facts and training, and having clear-cut goals in mind, Nehemiah was able to accomplish his task with the help of a circle of friends who were converted, co-labourers, committed, coordinated, and commanders.

Building a strong foundation for spiritual growth requires awareness of life's hurdles, prayer partners, faith, and God's help. Nehemiah's journey serves as a model for overcoming obstacles, and it emphasizes the importance of relying on others, being aware of subtleties, doing homework, gaining access to the right materials, and depending on God's help.

Nehemiah, a servant of God, faced insurmountable challenges as he was tasked with rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem. He overcame the fear of the unknown, human opposition, and practical questions by relying on his partners in prayer, including his intellectual skills, human experience, role and position in life, the testimony of others, and the consistency of his lifestyle.

Nehemiah, a cupbearer to King Artaxerxes, understood the big picture of God's plan and realized he had no choice but to step out in faith to rebuild the broken walls of Jerusalem. He operated in a spirit of prayer, knew he had to trust God, and agreed to let his God down, burying the hatchet and demonstrating tact and wisdom as he took a step of faith, trusting in God's promise to never leave or forsake him.

When the walls of life come tumbling down, it's a devastating experience that can leave us feeling broken and hopeless. However, as seen in the story of Nehemiah, even in the midst of great trouble and disgrace, there is always hope for restoration and redemption. Through prayer, fasting, and a deepening relationship with God, we can find the strength to rebuild and rise above our circumstances, trusting in the promise of the gospel to bring us back to a place of peace and security.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on how to handle the enemy, emphasizing the importance of identifying and naming the enemy, claiming them for God, challenging them, and taking practical action. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples to illustrate the principles of spiritual warfare and the need to be prepared to take action against the enemy.

Understanding who God is and how to handle the enemy are crucial for spiritual growth and overcoming challenges. Dr. Don Wilton shares biblical principles from the book of Nehemiah on how to identify and confront the enemy, including knowing God's character, identifying the enemy, praying for protection, taking practical action, and winning the enemy through faith.

Dr. Don Wilton discusses the importance of understanding God's character in order to handle life's challenges and overcome the enemy. He emphasizes the principles of knowing who God is as creator, covenant maker, character builder, and caretaker, and how these principles can be applied to personal struggles and relationships.

Nehemiah faced a formidable enemy in Satan, who employed various tactics to undermine the rebuilding of Jerusalem's walls. Through accusation, deceitful strategies, rumors, and intimidation, Satan sought to discourage and destroy the people of God. However, Nehemiah stood strong in his faith, exercised God-given wisdom, and continued his good will, ultimately prevailing against the enemy and demonstrating the power of God's presence and protection.

Discovering the answer to the question 'Why should I become a Christian?' is a journey of understanding God's purpose, experiencing His peace, receiving His power, and experiencing His provision. Through the apostle Paul's letter to the Philippians, we learn that knowing God's purpose is the single greatest reason for giving our lives to the Lord Jesus Christ, and that we can enjoy His peace, receive His power, and experience His provision through faith in Him.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the book of Nehemiah, highlighting the importance of understanding the God of the Bible and his relationship with his people. He emphasizes that the way we behave is in direct proportion to what we believe about God, and that our theology is the foundation of our philosophy, organization, and actions. Through the story of Nehemiah, Dr. Wilton reveals the awesomeness, faithfulness, and trustworthiness of God, and encourages listeners to have a personal relationship with Him.

God uses people uniquely gifted for specific tasks, as seen in the life of Nehemiah, a zealous and committed leader who rebuilt the walls of Jerusalem in 52 days, restoring regular temple worship, Sabbath observance, and godly family lives.

The God of the Bible is sovereign in His purpose for His people, implementing eternal purposes through people and achieving great things through ordinary people. Nehemiah, a remarkable individual, exemplifies these principles, demonstrating how to pray, blend human and divine factors, handle discouragement, and face challenges with faith and determination.

The God of the Bible and the people of God are inextricably linked together in God's sovereign grace. Dr. Don Wilton explores the book of Nehemiah, highlighting the God of the Bible's sovereign work and the people's failure, yet God's consistent and absolute truth, and the principle that God always has His people for the times in which they live.

The Bible teaches that it is absolutely certain there is life after death, and that our eternal destination is determined by the decision we make while we are still alive. The Word of God says that every person will praise the name of the King of Kings and the Lord of Lords, but for those outside of Christ Jesus, it will be too late. Death is not the end, but the beginning, and we will have the capacity to remember our lifetime, including our wasted opportunities.

Jesus teaches that children are precious and have a special place in God's kingdom, emphasizing their tenderness, faith, dependency, and joy. He encourages adults to become like children and experience God's presence, highlighting the importance of salvation and eternal security for children.

A born again believer is someone who loves people and is sensitive to sin, submissive to God's commandments, saturated in God's love, and filled with God's Spirit. The Bible teaches that we can know we are saved if we are sensitive to sin, submissive to God's commandments, and saturated in God's love. The Holy Spirit convicts us of our sin and enables us to love others.

Knowing that you know that you know that you're saved is a crucial aspect of the Christian faith. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of being sensitive to sin and submissive to God's commandments as key indicators of salvation. He draws from the Bible, specifically 1 John, to illustrate the concept of being saved by grace through faith and not by feelings or works.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message about the importance of family and sharing the gospel with loved ones, using the story of Andrew and Peter as an example. He emphasizes the need to give away what we know to be true, go after those we love most, stick with them, and celebrate the journey of faith.

The importance of family and relationships in Christianity is highlighted through the story of Andrew and Peter, two brothers who became disciples of Jesus. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the need to prioritize family and share the gospel with loved ones, using the example of Andrew's invitation to his brother Peter to follow Jesus.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on experiencing God despite spiritual warfare, using the passage from Mark 1 to illustrate the battle between good and evil. He explains that as born-again believers, we cannot be possessed by evil spirits, but we can be influenced by them. The evil one protests the presence of Jesus and has no power to resist the Lord, but he takes a final parting shot before leaving. Dr. Wilton encourages listeners to make a commitment to God and to experience His presence in their lives.

Dr. Don Wilton teaches on experiencing God despite spiritual warfare, emphasizing the importance of understanding God's presence and the biblical mandate to put on the whole armor of God. He shares a personal story of praying for a young girl in a hospital room, where she was possessed by an evil spirit, and how she eventually gave her life to Jesus Christ.

Experiencing God through the greatness of salvation is the central issue of every program, of every budget, of every organization, of every committee, of every decision. Only Jesus Christ can forgive us for our sin and make us brand new. The Bible says we are born dead in our trespasses and in our sins, but through faith in Jesus Christ, we can be born again and know that we know that we're going to heaven one day.

The story of the Israelites' deliverance from Egypt through faith and the leadership of Moses, highlighting the importance of a victorious faith that stands still, trusts God, and endures to the end.

Jesus' encounter with a Samaritan woman at a well in Samaria teaches valuable lessons on purpose, strategy, winsomeness, personal connection, and unconditional love, ultimately leading to her understanding of eternal life and faith in Jesus.

The Bible teaches that giving to God's house is a fundamental principle of faithfulness and obedience. Dr. Don Wilton emphasizes the importance of prioritizing the local church, giving one's time, talents, and tithe, and doing so with a cheerful heart. He shares biblical examples and personal anecdotes to illustrate the benefits of giving and the consequences of not doing so.

We all have failures in our life, but today we discover through the encouraging Word of God the way we experience God despite them. The story of the prodigal son teaches us that we can experience God despite our failures, and it is conditional upon what we are willing to do in response to what God has already done for us.

Baptism is more than just a ritual, it's a symbol of obedience to God's commands and a public declaration of faith in Jesus Christ. The Bible teaches that believers' baptism by immersion is a crucial step in a person's salvation experience, and it's not just about being baptized to go to heaven, but because you are already saved and want to publicly identify with Jesus' death and resurrection.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about the guarantee of God's power in our lives, using 1 Peter as a reference. He explains how we are protected from the power of the flesh within, the power of the world without, and the power of the devil himself. He emphasizes the importance of faith, salvation, and spiritual warfare in our journey as Christians.

Dr. Don Wilton explores what it means to be a Christian person, using the story of Paul's conversion in Acts Chapter 9 as a guide. He emphasizes the importance of encountering Jesus, rising to follow Him, identifying as a Christian, associating with other believers, focusing on Jesus, displaying one's faith, and contributing to the community.

Living a holy life is a mandate from God, and it's possible through the enabling power of the Holy Spirit. Dr. Don Wilton explores the importance of being prepared in mind, self-controlled in spirit, dependent on God's grace, impartial in judgment, sincere in love, pure in motive, and longing for purity to experience God by living a holy life.

Understanding who we are in Christ Jesus is crucial to experiencing God's fullness. Dr. Don Wilton explores the Bible's teachings on being chosen by God, known by God, redeemed by His blood, sanctified by His Spirit, called to obedience, and designated as strangers and scattered as witnesses to share God's message with the world.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of experiencing God through prayer, discussing the importance of having the right motive, confessing sin, and forgiving others to have effective prayer. He shares biblical examples and teachings to illustrate the benefits of effective prayer, including being empowered to speak God's word, gaining provision for all needs, experiencing God's miracles, being victorious against the enemy, enjoying spiritual unity, and receiving credibility.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of experiencing God by knowing and doing His will, using Psalm 143 as a guide. He delves into the importance of having a teachable attitude, desiring to know God's will, and being willing to do it. He also discusses God's direct will and permissive will, and how to discern between the two.

Jesus' extraordinary prayer in John Chapter 17 reveals God's perfect timing, ultimate glory, and absolute authority. He reminds his disciples that God's servants have been chosen, provisions are guaranteed, and promises must be accepted. Jesus' prayer also emphasizes the importance of spiritual unity, God's protection, and the clear commission to spread the gospel.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches on John chapter 15, explaining how Jesus' teachings on the vine and the branches relate to the church and its members. He discusses God's purpose for the church, the importance of spiritual life, and the process of pruning and cleansing. Wilton also emphasizes the need for connection to Jesus Christ and the resulting fruitfulness.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message on the right connection, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the true vine and that fruitfulness bears results. He explains that the unsaved will be revealed, the saved will be cleansed, and that fruitfulness leads to glorifying God, growing in His love, experiencing complete joy, being called God's friend, bearing fruit that remains, knowing that prayers will be answered, understanding the behavior of the world, and being ready to respond to Him.

Jesus Christ teaches his disciples that he is the true vine and that those who remain connected to him will bear much fruit, glorify God, and grow in his love. He also warns that the unsaved will be revealed and exposed, while the saved will be cleansed and bear fruit that will last.

Dr. Don Wilton shares God's invitation to trust Him, acknowledge His presence, and depend on Him in all aspects of life, emphasizing the importance of relationships, forgiveness, and a humble attitude in achieving spiritual growth and fulfillment.

Dr. Don Wilton reflects on the importance of humility, forgiveness, and relationships in life, drawing from his personal experiences with Dr. Billy Graham and the teachings of Proverbs chapter 3.

Jesus teaches that He is the only way to the Father, the truth, and the life, and that following His way leads to forgiveness of sin and entrance into God's heaven. He explains that His way is not just a path, but a reality that brings understanding, belief, and purpose to those who follow it.

Jesus teaches his disciples a lesson in humility, using the example of washing their feet, and warns them about the sadness of betrayal, emphasizing the importance of having a personal relationship with him. He also teaches them about the significance of love, stating that it is the reason for their actions and the reward for following him.

The voice of God is a powerful and transformative experience that can bring benefit, judgment, and eternal life. Through the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, we see God's voice speaking in various ways, including through thunder, to get people's attention and to bring about judgment and salvation. When God speaks, Satan is cast out, and eternal life is attained. This message encourages listeners to hear and respond to God's voice, leading to a new beginning and a deeper relationship with God.

Jesus chose the spot of Caesarea Philippi to tell his followers about the rock, the church, which is built on the headship of Christ, the authority of the word, and the application of the Spirit. He invites believers to join the journey and stand on the rock, which is sufficient to meet every human need and equip every believer for every good work.

The church is the rock, a solid foundation for believers, where they can find encouragement, support, and guidance through the headship of Christ, the authority of the word, and the application of the Spirit. Jesus invites believers to join the journey, to be a piece of the rock, a partner in the rock, and a participant in the rock, where they can share their faith, learn from the word, and be equipped for ministry.

Jesus Christ interacts with a group of Greeks who ask to see him, but he denies their request, instead giving an incredible reply that speaks of his glorification, crucifixion, and the process of Christian discipleship, emphasizing the importance of death, burial, and resurrection in following him.

The Triumphal Entry of Jesus Christ is a significant event in history, foretold by the prophet Daniel 483 years before it occurred. It happened on the perfect date, accompanied by profound praise, and was carried by an unusual procession. The event was announced by a Bible prophet, Zechariah, who described Jesus as the King of Kings, coming to end hostility and proclaim peace, establishing his heavenly rule on earth.

Jesus weeps over humanity's inability to understand God's eternal grace, but he acts by putting his own life on the line and paying the ultimate price. He takes Lazarus out of the tomb, demonstrating his power and love. Meanwhile, a group of people gather together, and Jesus finds himself in their midst, teaching them about the importance of faith and serving God.

The absolute certainty of life after life is a profound concept that Dr. Don Wilton explores through the story of Lazarus, highlighting seven key principles that demonstrate the significance of life, love, and the relationship with Jesus Christ.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about the importance of acknowledging Jesus Christ publicly and affirming his identity as God, Savior, and Lord, emphasizing the need for believers to confess their faith and follow Jesus' teachings to bring about change and redemption in their lives.

Jesus Christ teaches that he is the light of the world, revealing the truth about God and guiding humanity towards salvation. He explains that his light is not only a revealer but also a guide, presently available, and life itself. Jesus' message is universally available, and people respond to it in different ways, including being challengers, listeners, inquirers, rejectors, and receivers.

The real meaning of forgiveness is explored through the story of a woman caught in adultery in John chapter 8. Jesus' teachings on forgiveness and the need for repentance are examined, highlighting the importance of understanding that all people are sinners saved by the grace of God. The story stands in harmony with real life, the Gospel story, the behavior of the scribes and Pharisees, and the life of Jesus Christ.

God's servant Moses was called by God to lead the Israelites out of bondage in Egypt, but he struggled with accepting who he was, knowing what to say, his own inadequacy, and being believed. God's encouragement and guidance helped Moses lay down his rod and pick up the rod of God, leading the Israelites to freedom and demonstrating God's power and love.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message of encouragement and faith from Joshua Chapter 1, emphasizing the importance of following God's promises and being strong and courageous in the face of challenges. He discusses the role of parents and leaders in passing on their faith to the next generation and the need to stay focused on God's Word and not be swayed by the opinions of others.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a powerful message about praying the impossible, drawing from the story of Ezra and the people of God living in exile. He emphasizes the importance of humility, prayer, confession, and evoking God's presence in times of impossibility, and encourages listeners to find hope and strength in God's grace, love, and protection.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a burden for God's people, who are struggling with the burden of impossibility in their lives, marriages, and communities. He encourages listeners to pray the impossible, citing the example of Ezra chapter 9, where God's people were faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges, but God ignited, excited, united, and invited them to work together to rebuild their lives and communities.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches about God's plan for his people, using the book of Ezra as a guide. He emphasizes the importance of faith in God and the need to stay focused on Jesus, rather than being shaped by the world's opinions.

God's people were in exile, but He can do anything for them. He wants us to have hope, be encouraged, and understand that the best is yet to be. God can heal any marriage, bring anyone back home, deliver anyone struggling with drugs and alcohol, change any person's heart, and answer any prayer. He does it for His glory and wants us to deal with Him.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message of hope and encouragement, emphasizing the importance of trusting in God, repenting and confessing sin, and standing firm in one's faith. He also discusses the need for believers to be the salt of the earth and the light of the world, and to pray and plead with God for guidance and protection.

Dr. Don Wilton shares a message of hope and guidance, encouraging Americans to stand up for their Christian values and trust in God's power to overcome the nation's crisis. He emphasizes the importance of accepting facts, settling allegiance to Jesus, and establishing foundations of trust, follow, and obey. Dr. Wilton invites listeners to give their hearts to Jesus and offers resources for those seeking spiritual guidance and personal transformation.

Dr. Don Wilton preaches on Philippians chapter 3, emphasizing the importance of focusing on Jesus and forgetting the past. He explains how Paul's circumstances reflect his struggle, determination, and hope in Christ, and how this relates to the Lord's Supper and communion.

Jesus' ministry is marked by a change from reception to rejection, as people begin to militantly reject him and his teachings. Dr. Don Wilton explores the marks of the unbeliever, including those who do not believe due to the human side of unbelief and those who do not believe due to the divine side of unbelief. He also examines the various groups of people who rejected Jesus, including his own brothers, the religious rulers, the Jews, the crowds, the citizens of Jerusalem, the Sanhedrin, and the Pharisees.

Understanding the deeper things of God is a lifelong journey that requires faith, spiritual understanding, and a willingness to believe in God's Word. The Bible teaches that we must rely on the Holy Spirit, pray for those who reject God, rejoice with those who accept Him, and go to church to deepen our understanding of God's mind.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the absolute authority of the Lord Jesus Christ, examining His relationship with God the Father and the Sabbath day. He delves into the redemptive work of Jesus Christ and how it relates to God's creative rest, which was interrupted by sin. Dr. Wilton also discusses Jesus Christ's loyalty and love, highlighting the importance of these qualities in our relationship with God.

The Bible teaches that when we witness, we must remember that opposition can come from the most unlikely sources, we are not God, and we are representing the Lord Jesus Christ. We must focus on Jesus Christ and never forget where we came from, being born dead in our trespasses and in our sins. We must also remember to focus everything on the Lord Jesus Christ when we witness.

Dr. Don Wilton explores the identity of Jesus Christ through the book of John, highlighting his divinity, role in creation, and significance in salvation. He emphasizes that Jesus is the one about whom everyone has been talking, offering hope and forgiveness to those who accept him.

The Bible teaches that God's people are surrounded by friends who have servant's hearts, sympathetic hearts, surprising futures, and specialised talents. These friends are essential in helping one another grow in their faith and understanding of God's will. The apostle Paul's letter to the Colossians highlights the importance of friendship in the Christian life, demonstrating how friends can provide comfort, support, and encouragement in times of need.

The Bible teaches that when we become born-again believers, we become new people with a new presence, power, purpose, and pattern for living in the Christian home. This new presence is Jesus Christ, who gives us a new power to live for Him and a new purpose to serve Him. In the Christian home, there is a new pattern for living, which includes the challenge to be godly husbands and wives, godly parents and children, and godly masters and slaves. This is based on the biblical principles of submission, love, and obedience, which are essential for a healthy and harmonious family.

The Bible teaches that being born again is not just about what we've done, but about what we're becoming. It's a daily exercise in the grace and forgiveness of God, where we put off the old self and put on the new man. This new man is characterized by a new understanding of the death of our old self, a new attitude towards all people, and a new understanding of our position in Christ.

The Christian life is about interpreting life through God's eyes, not human eyes. It's about never forgetting who you belong to, your God-given responsibilities, and the source of your strength. The apostle Paul explains that when you give your life to Jesus Christ, you die with him, and your life becomes hidden with Christ in God, making you eternally secure.

Jesus speaks to the church at Laodicea, telling them they are lukewarm and need to repent and open their hearts to Him. He offers to make them pure and clean, and to give them the gift of salvation.

Jesus commends the faithful people at Philadelphia for their little power, major obedience, and steadfast allegiance, promising them total safety during the tribulation, eternal security, and a new creation.

Jesus' message to the Church in Sardis emphasizes the importance of being complete in Christ, warning against spiritual complacency and encouraging believers to remember their past, obey God's instructions, and repent of their sins.

Jesus speaks to the church in Revelation, emphasizing the importance of checking one's own temperature and not compromising with the world. He commends the church at Thyatira for their love, faith, and service, but warns them against tolerating the influence of Jezebel, who leads people into sin.