Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of understanding and expressing love in different languages, particularly in relationships and the workplace. He shares practical advice on how to identify and speak your partner's love language, and how to use the concept to build stronger relationships and improve communication. [... more]

The incarnation of the eternal God as a little baby in a manger in Bethlehem is an event without parallel in the history of the universe, and it's a reminder of the good news of the gospel of the grace of God. [... more]

According to Bible prophecy, Jesus Christ will return to the earth in two stages, ruling and judging, and ultimately defeating Satan and evil. The book of Revelation describes a future time when God's plan will be fulfilled, and Jesus will reign on the earth for a thousand years. This period, known as the millennium, will be marked by worldwide acceptance of Christ, and the knowledge of the Lord will cover the earth. However, Satan will be released for a short time, leading to a final rebellion, which will be defeated by God. Ultimately, Jesus will judge the earth and all its inhabitants, and those who have not accepted Him will be punished for their sins. [... more]

Learning to resolve conflict and forgive in marriage and relationships is crucial for a God-honoring end goal. Good couples have learned to fight fairly, not avoiding conflict but addressing it with a Christian mindset. The root of conflict often lies in individual people issues, not just marital problems, and can be resolved by understanding God's purpose in marriage, which is to make us holy, not just happy. By recognizing and addressing idols, desires that have become too important, and taking responsibility for vengeance, we can learn to forgive and let go of malice, wrath, and hatred. [... more]

Jesus Christ is the most powerful name in the universe, and his second coming is a great barometer of our spiritual health. He came to die for the sin of the world, absorb God's wrath, and provide our forgiveness and justification. Jesus knows what it's like to walk in our shoes, and he's here with us in our testing and temptation. He's coming again, and we should live every day as though it were the last day, because one day it will be. [... more]

The speaker emphasizes the importance of standing firm in one's faith and not siding with unbelievers against Christ. They discuss the concept of sin and how it is not excusable, even if it brings glory to God. The speaker also touches on the idea of accountability and how God's plan for salvation is not based on human merit, but rather on faith in Christ. [... more]

God's covenant with Israel remains, even if they haven't been faithful, and His truth is marching on, unaffected by man's unbelief. The righteousness of God is demonstrated through the unrighteousness of man, and God's wrath is not unjust, but rather a demonstration of His holiness and justice. [... more]

The mercy of God is evident in his use of the sons of Korah to write many of the Psalms, despite their father's rebellion. Similarly, Paul's letter to the Romans highlights the advantages of being born a Jew, including exposure to the word of God, but notes that many Jews failed to do the right things with this privilege. God's protection and provision for the Jewish people are also emphasized, as well as the importance of faith and understanding scripture. [... more]

Simeon and Anna, two elderly individuals, eagerly awaited the arrival of Jesus Christ, exemplifying the importance of waiting and watching for the Messiah's return. Their stories serve as a reminder of the significance of faith and the gift of eternal life, which God offers to all through Jesus' birth, death, and resurrection. [... more]

A 92-year-old Holocaust survivor shares his extraordinary story of endurance, coming from unimaginable hardship, and finding a new life in America. He recounts his experiences during WWII, his family's struggles, and the importance of education and awareness about the Holocaust. [... more]

Living a godly life, anticipating the Lord's return, and being faithful in service are key themes in this discussion about Christian living and the Second Coming of Jesus Christ. The importance of peaceful living, diligent service, and making every day count are emphasized, as believers are encouraged to live their lives with purpose and responsibility until the Lord comes. [... more]

The Bible promises Jesus' return, but the timing remains a mystery. Charles Stanley explores the importance of living a godly life, anticipating the Lord's return, and trusting in God's plan, even when the exact time is unknown. [... more]

Rob West discusses three ways to avoid losing money, including not contributing enough to a 401k, not taking full advantage of a flexible spending account, and lending too much to Uncle Sam through excessive tax withholding. He also answers listener questions about selling gold coins, capital gains tax, and rolling over a 401k to an IRA or current employer's 401k plan. [... more]

Living in the light of the return of Christ, believers are called to be faithful stewards, ready and waiting for their master's return, just like household servants who stay awake and prepared for their master's arrival. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL schedule release power rankings, the Ravens' new offensive coordinator Todd Monken, and the upcoming season. He also talks to Omari Hardwick about his new film 'The Mother' on Netflix and the NBA playoffs. [... more]

The tabernacle is a symbol of God's desire to dwell in our midst, despite the problem of sin. The high priest's role is to deal with sin, but once sin is taken care of, we can come into the presence of God. Jesus is the anointed one, the Messiah, who brings redemption and allows us to be near God. [... more]

The end of all things is near, but instead of prepping for disaster, Christians should focus on investing in people, the church, and the Gospel, and be prepared to meet the Lord at any moment. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of living every day as though it were the day Christ were coming back. He draws from the book of Daniel and the parable of the master returning from a wedding feast to illustrate the need to be ready and to shine brightly for the Lord. He also discusses the judgment seat of Christ and the rewards that await those who have been faithful in their service to the Lord. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman offers guidance on navigating complex relationships, including Christian marriage, dating, and parenting, while emphasizing the importance of forgiveness, reconciliation, and unconditional love. [... more]

God sees things differently than fallen man, and it's essential to live life from His point of view, checking everything out by the word to avoid half-truths and living a whole lie. By studying the Bible and rightly dividing it, one can understand God's perspective on socioeconomic status, blessings, and the importance of pleasing Him. [... more]