Believers are commanded to love God supremely, casting off every weight and sin that besets them. Then they can run life's race at top speed, knowing that the goal line will bring them face to face with the God they love. [... more]

Feeling inadequate is a natural part of life, but it can be a barrier to experiencing God's best. Apostle Paul's story shows that inadequacy can be a blessing when we look beyond our weaknesses to the adequacy of Christ who lives within us. [... more]

The Bible is the word of God, and its teachings are more relevant today than ever. The left's embrace of sin and evil is a stark contrast to the values of Christianity, and the consequences of their actions are evident in the rise of crime and pedophilia. The public education system teaches young people to major in atheism, and the Democrat Party's policies are a perfect example of the left's rejection of God's word. However, the answer to all this is found in God's Word, the Bible, and it's a message of hope and redemption for those who seek it. [... more]

Born-again believers are encouraged to submit to Jesus Christ as their Lord and King, recognizing their identity in Him and living according to the gospel. The true profession of faith is demonstrated by a life of obedience, worship, and service to Jesus, rather than a mere intellectual assent or external actions. The podcast explores the biblical concept of lordship and kingdom, using the story of Herod the Great and the wise men as illustrations, and challenges listeners to examine their own hearts and lives to see if they have truly submitted to Jesus as their Lord and King. [... more]

God's nature and principles do not change, and He was angry with ancient Israel for living in affluent ease while indifferent to sin. This question is raised for modern Christian America, where churches become cathedrals and homes become showplaces, and people prioritize pleasure over God. The consequences of neglecting God's Word and allowing riches to choke it are severe, and judgment may be coming, as seen in natural disasters and suffering. [... more]

A panel of believers shares how Scripture has shaped their lives and deepened their walk with God, discussing the importance of the Bible as a source of strength, hope, and guidance in a world looking for hope. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Titus chapter 1, discussing the dangers of false teachers and the importance of church discipline in maintaining sound doctrine and preventing the spread of error. He emphasizes the need for intolerance in dealing with those who deny the truth of the gospel and the importance of coexistence with others while remaining true to one's faith. [... more]

As Christmas approaches, Christians are reminded to keep Christ at the center of the season amidst distractions and secularism. A pastor discusses the importance of understanding the biblical worldview and the challenges of immigration, Islam, and secularism in modern society, while also highlighting the significance of Israel and the Jewish people in God's plan of redemption. [... more]

A thousand pastors gather in Israel for the Ambassador Summit, where they experience the power of God's presence and the importance of compassion, faith, and discernment in their lives. They share their testimonies and insights, highlighting the significance of the Holy Spirit's role in guiding them and the need to seek truth in a world filled with misinformation. [... more]

A Christian's life is a choice to invest in God's kingdom or squander it, as seen in the story of King Saul and David. The Holy Spirit's presence is essential for spiritual growth, and without it, one is open to Satan's influence. Grief is a real experience, but God provides the answer to managing it through His power and love. [... more]

Comprehensive and chronic suffering can disrupt most or all of life's major categories, leading to profound disruptions in one's relationship with God. Christians can struggle to sense God's presence, and their theology of suffering may not be rightly drawn from the scriptures. A biblical lament is a necessary component of life in a fallen world, connecting us to God in pain and sustaining our faith and communion with Him. [... more]

A group of pastors visit Israel to learn about the recent conflict and show their support for the country. They share stories of heroism and resilience, and discuss the importance of standing with Israel in the face of anti-Semitism and terrorism. The group also explores the country's rich history and culture, and reflects on the significance of Bible prophecy in relation to Israel's current situation. [... more]

A biblical saint is someone who belongs to two spheres, living in this world but also in Christ, with a spiritual address in heaven. A saint behaves submissively, as a servant to Jesus Christ, and is a voluntary bondservant bound willfully to Christ. [... more]

Giving thanks in every situation is the will of God, and it sets us apart from unthankful Christians. A thankful Christian is a holy one, whom God can count on to do any task. Jesus teaches that we should be thankful in all things, even in adversity, and that it will radically alter our life and bring us closer to God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the life of Noah, a man of great faith who lived in the days before the great flood. Despite his flaws, Noah's story teaches us about the importance of reverence for God, the power of faith, and the need to finish the race well. We also learn about the dangers of spiritual complacency and the importance of seeking forgiveness and restoration through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Father's role in drawing people to Jesus is a mystery, but it is clear that left to ourselves, we would not choose salvation. The Bible is the key to understanding God's plan of salvation, and it is through faith in Jesus that we are given eternal life. [... more]

The season of Advent is a time to prepare hearts and minds for Christmas by remembering and rehearsing the story of Scripture, particularly those parts that promise God's salvation. This season is bigger than commercialism and decorations, and it's even more than time with family and friends. Everything that matters in this world finds its significance in the work that God is doing in his world, reminding us of God's work of redemption. [... more]

The importance of giving thanks to God in every circumstance, even in the face of adversity, is a central theme in Christian maturity and preparing for the second coming of Christ. Christians are encouraged to develop a habit of thanksgiving, which can transform their attitude and character, and is pleasing to God. The Bible teaches that God is in control of everything that touches our lives and that He can turn even the darkest situations for good. Christians are called to pick up their cross and follow Jesus, even if it means facing persecution and suffering. A self-serving gospel has led to a cross-less Christianity in America, where Jesus is marketed as a means to improve one's temporal life rather than a call to live for Him and His kingdom. [... more]

The uniqueness of Jesus Christ as the Son of God and the prophesied Messiah is being undermined by various efforts, including the Catholic Church's recent proclamation about Mary, which may contribute to the development of a one-world religion. True believers must heed the warnings of the Bible and be prepared for the end times, staying strong in their faith and fellowship with other believers. [... more]

Christians are called to engage with wisdom and conviction in their nation today, and one way to do this is by getting involved in politics. The Nehemiah Project, led by the American Renewal Project, aims to encourage Christians to take part in politics and run for public office, just like Nehemiah did in the Bible. By educating themselves and their congregations on biblical values and voting accordingly, Christians can make a difference in their communities and help shape the future of their country. [... more]

Christians struggle with sin, but the Bible teaches that believers can overcome it through mortification, or putting sin to death. John MacArthur explains how to hack away at remaining sin in one's life, using the example of Samuel hacking King Agag to pieces. He discusses the importance of abstaining from fleshly lusts, making no provision for the flesh, and fixing one's heart on Christ. By following these steps, Christians can cultivate new habits of godliness and eliminate old habits of sin, leading to a clear conscience and spiritual growth. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Noah, a last days believer who found grace in the eyes of the Lord. He explains that God sends judgment because he is loving and just, and that we should not spend too much time wondering why, but instead say who, as in who do we turn to. He emphasizes the importance of faith, grace, and the afterlife, and encourages listeners to prepare for the afterlife by believing in Jesus Christ. [... more]

A group of 1,000 American pastors and Christian influencers have arrived in Israel for a historic event, where they will experience firsthand the country's history, culture, and significance to Christianity. They will visit sites such as the Western Wall, the Garden Tomb, and the Mount of Olives, and engage with local leaders and communities. The trip is a result of a decade-long effort by Dr. Mike Evans, founder of Friends of Zion, to educate American evangelicals about the importance of supporting Israel and understanding its biblical significance. [... more]

Sarah French Carpenter shares the story behind her children's Christmas book, A Beautiful Story: Jesus and Saint Nick, which explores the connection between Jesus and the tradition of Santa Claus, and how Saint Nicholas was a real person who embodied the message of giving and selflessness. [... more]

The psalmist's words in Psalm 119 emphasize the settled nature of God's word in heaven, promising its accomplishment and prosperity. Despite affliction and wickedness, the godly man finds evidence of God's faithfulness throughout the earth, and commits to seeking God's precepts to apply to all situations. [... more]

A Christian man shares his journey of discovering his purpose and identity in God, and how he has learned to balance his ambition with his family and marriage. He discusses the importance of church and community in his life, and how he has learned to prioritize his relationships and responsibilities. [... more]

A discussion on the importance of faith and the need for Christians to take action against corruption in the judicial system, with a focus on the grand jury and its role in holding those in power accountable. The hosts also discuss the need for Christians to be involved in politics and to stand up for their rights and freedoms. [... more]

Abraham is considered the father of the Christian faith, but Muslims also claim him as their spiritual father, believing he surrendered to God and became the first Muslim. However, the Bible teaches that Abraham's faith was in the promise of God, which was fulfilled in Jesus Christ, and that true faith involves giving glory to God and trusting in His promises. [... more]

Discovering the power of praise is essential for Christians to fulfill their purpose and give God the glory He deserves. Pastor Paul Shepard emphasizes that praising God is not just about worship, but about recognizing His worthiness and the importance of living a life that reflects His purpose. [... more]

Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, and six New Testament references to faithful sayings are found in Paul's pastoral epistles, emphasizing the importance of godliness and sound doctrine. [... more]

Lee Strobel, a former investigative journalist and atheist, shares his journey to faith through examining the evidence for Christianity, particularly the birth of Jesus. He discusses the reliability of the Gospel accounts, the supernatural nature of Jesus' birth, and the importance of understanding the historical context of the early church. Strobel also talks about the commercialization of Christmas and the need to cut through the clutter to focus on the true meaning of the holiday. [... more]

Jason Thacker discusses the intersection of technology and faith, highlighting the importance of critical thinking, discernment, and wisdom in navigating the digital age. He emphasizes the need for Christians to engage with technology in a way that honors their faith, and to equip the next generation with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of social media and online information. [... more]

Adam Hartage, author of the Alpha Blueprint, joins Kingdom Pursuits to discuss preparing the next generation for an AI future. He shares his personal story of standing up against the government and the challenges he faced, but ultimately found strength in his faith. Terry Inman and his wife Tina from TWI Motors, Cash for Junk, also join the conversation, highlighting their mission to help people in need and the importance of faith in their work. [... more]

Baggage comes from the enemy, and it's our job to be sober, vigilant, and watchful to resist it. Humility is the key to losing our baggage, and God's Word offers hope and guidance on how to overcome it. [... more]

The Bible presents two choices: life and good or death and evil. Without God, one will experience emptiness, but surrendering to God brings life and joy. Everyone worships something, and the question is, what or who is one's master, and will it be the benevolent sovereign creator or a created object that consumes? [... more]

Christian parents are struggling to raise their children in a world where the values of society are increasingly at odds with their faith. A counterculture mom shares her insights on how to live intentionally and teach children the importance of God's word, while also navigating the challenges of public education and social media. [... more]

God's gifts and callings are irrevocable, and He wants to stir up the gifts within us, even when sin has quenched our progress. We must repent, be open to God's use, and ask for His wisdom on our time, energy, and service. [... more]

Blessed is the man whose transgression is forgiven, whose sin is covered. David's words in Psalm 32 reveal the joy that comes from knowing one's sins are forgiven, and the importance of seeking God's mercy and pardon. The Gospel is a message of forgiveness and redemption, and those who trust in the Lord experience the mercy of God surrounding them. [... more]

The season of Advent is a time for Christians to reflect on the coming of Jesus into the world and his eventual return. This season, which begins on the Sunday before Christmas, is marked by the recitation of the O antiphons, a series of prayers and hymns that date back to the early church. The O antiphons are an acrostic that forms the Latin phrase 'Ero crux, tomorrow I will be there,' signaling the end of Advent and the arrival of the Messiah. The season is also a time for Christians to connect with the past and the history of the church, and to prepare for the birth of Jesus by reading and meditating on Scripture. [... more]

When faced with trials and hardships, it's natural to question God's purpose. However, the key to navigating these challenges is not to focus on why they're happening, but rather on how to respond. By trusting in God's sovereignty and goodness, individuals can find strength and comfort in His presence, even in the midst of pain and uncertainty. [... more]