Dr. Abinash Shaw shares his incredible story of coming to America from India and finding his calling in ministry, highlighting the nation's foundation on Judeo-Christian values and the importance of returning to God's word. He emphasizes the need for Americans to love Jesus Christ and not just the country, and discusses the dangers of socialism and the importance of freedom and capitalism. [... more]

This Independence Day, Pastor Jack Hibbs emphasizes the importance of remembering the nation's founding principles, which were built on the gospel of Jesus Christ. He highlights the unique aspect of American history, where people of different faiths have been afforded asylum, prosperity, and freedom of worship. The pastor encourages listeners to be grateful for the freedoms they enjoy and to not take them for granted, as they are a gift from God. [... more]

Jesus taught that His disciples are the light of the world, representing Him and His message in an unfair and distorted world. As saints and disciples, we are commanded to shine with the truth and shed the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, attempting to enlighten every man that comes into the world. [... more]

Following Jesus Christ requires making fundamental changes in our priorities, including prayer, people, purity, patience, and purpose. We must be willing to make tough choices and break out of our comfort zone to live a life that honors God. [... more]

The founding of America was deeply rooted in Christian values and the Bible, with the Constitution established as a republic based on the absolute laws of the Bible. The country's early leaders, including George Washington and Benjamin Franklin, recognized God's role in the nation's success and prosperity. However, the influence of communism and Islam has threatened this foundation, with the Barbary Pirates' attacks on American ships in the 18th century serving as a precursor to modern-day terrorism. The importance of standing up against tyranny and resisting oppression is emphasized, with the Bible serving as a guide for living a virtuous life and achieving eternal salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The founding fathers of America made a forthright declaration of dependence upon Almighty God when signing the Declaration of Independence. They understood that freedom is never free and is always purchased at a great cost. The American system is the political expression of Christian ideas, and the country's founding fathers recognized the importance of self-restraint in maintaining freedom. The Constitution was designed to perpetuate a Christian order, and the freedom of the First Amendment was freedom from federal interference, not from religion. The American people have been blessed with unprecedented history of freedoms, which are the envy of the world, and the country's abundance and freedom are not merely by chance, but are due to the providential hand of God. [... more]

The way to exaltation isn't through pride and self-centeredness, but through humility, as demonstrated by Jesus Christ. By adopting the reality of Christ and living for others, we can create a new reality and develop selflessness, which is essential for a Christian life. [... more]

A pastor reflects on the importance of submission, supplication, and success in following God's will, using the story of Abraham's servant in Genesis 24 as an example, and encourages listeners to cultivate a prayer life and worship God in all circumstances. [... more]

Submission to God's word is the proper response, not just affirming or agreeing with it. People often resist being obedient and submissive to the Word of God due to a sense of confidence that comes from humanism, which can lead to a lack of reverence and awe for God's presence. A healthy view of submission involves recognizing the source of blessings and being grateful to God for everything, including salvation, life, and circumstances. The Bible teaches that responding to God's word means making changes in one's life, and it's essential to discern the difference between God's will and one's own desires. [... more]

Generosity is a key aspect of Christianity, and giving is a way to stop greed in the heart and allow God to cultivate transformation. Chip Ingram shares four counterintuitive principles about sowing and reaping, including reaping where we sow and reaping how much we sow. He also presents his personal manifesto, which includes giving 10% of income and time to God, capping lifestyle expenses, and removing personal debt. The goal is to become an extraordinarily generous person, not just in giving, but in living a life that reflects Jesus' teachings. [... more]

The psalmist's profound affection for God's law is a celebration of the law's ability to reveal the character of God and bring joy to the soul. In contrast, modern Christians often view the law as irrelevant or distasteful, but the psalmist's words remind us that the law is a lamp unto our feet and a light to our path, guiding us in our walk with God. [... more]

Being led by the Spirit of God means to be led into the Word of God and to obey its teachings. This is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, where the Holy Spirit enables believers to follow divine leadership and experience a divine relationship with God. Through adoption by God, believers become sons of God, inheriting the full rights of their citizenship in heaven and receiving the spirit of adoption, which allows them to cry out to God as Abba, Father, with intimacy and respect. [... more]

Jesus teaches about the importance of fasting, not for outward appearances, but for a personal relationship with God. He also warns against materialism and the love of money, encouraging believers to prioritize their treasures in heaven and to serve God above all else. [... more]

The Ten Commandments are foundational to the moral and ethical law of Western civilization, including America, and are still relevant today. They are a basis for all morality and justice, and are applicable to every person on earth. Christians need to understand and follow God's law, which brings real freedom, and is a perfect guide for living a good life. [... more]

Jesus presents four testimonies to prove his divinity: the testimony of John the Baptist, the testimony of his miracles, the testimony of God the Father, and the testimony of scripture. He also emphasizes the importance of personal knowledge of Jesus and the need to be born again to experience eternal life. [... more]

God created sex as a spiritual dimension of intimacy, illustrating the love and nature of God. The body is not just a physical entity, but a temple of the Holy Spirit, and sex is a way to experience God's love and union with Him. Christians are called to flee sexual immorality, including pornography and casual sex, and to seek purity and holiness in their relationships. [... more]

Disillusionment can lead to regret, which can cause bitterness. However, forgiveness is the key to overcoming bitterness and becoming fearless, obedient, and trusting again. By denying oneself and following Jesus, one can overcome disillusionment and become a soldier of God, a follower of Jesus, and a lover of God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the life of Noah, highlighting his faith and obedience to God's promises. He discusses how Noah's story teaches us about the importance of remembering God, being a witness for Him, and working for Him. The pastor also emphasizes the promises of God, including forgiveness, new life, and peace, and encourages listeners to deepen their relationship with God. [... more]

Couples can experience a sense of hopelessness in their marriage, but with the right mindset and actions, they can overcome it. By focusing on their relationship, practicing presence, and seeking God's guidance, couples can transform their marriage and bring love and joy back into their lives. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares his generosity manifesto, a declared set of intentions about living a life of extraordinary kindness and generosity. He takes listeners on a journey through the Bible, tracing the concept of seeds and their impact, and explores the principles of sowing and reaping. He argues that generosity is a key aspect of living a life that honors God and that it requires a willingness to die to oneself and follow Jesus in full surrender to the Father's will. [... more]