The Bible reveals that true grace in the life of a genuine believer enables that man or woman not to live in sin, but to live without sin, to hate sin, not embrace sin. God's grace is not given to the true believer so that you can somehow hide from sin, but so that you can pursue holiness and purity. [... more]

A woman's unwavering faith and trust in God lead her to receive a miracle, teaching valuable lessons about the importance of contentment, holy discontentment, and persistence in prayer. Through her story, Pastor J.D. Greer explores the nature of God's will and sovereignty, encouraging listeners to trust in God's goodness and power. [... more]

The doctrine of election is a complex concept that highlights God's sovereign choice in salvation. It's not about God picking favorites, but rather, it's an act of gracious gift and justice in leaving others to their chosen path. Election is not from a neutral posture, but rather, it's a demonstration of God's love and mercy. Through the work of Jesus Christ, God chooses us before the foundation of the world, and our ultimate goal is to be holy and blameless before Him. [... more]

God's kindness and benefits are poured out liberally to people whether they are believers or not, referred to as common grace. This concept is distinct from special grace, which is the undeserved favor experienced by Christians. The Bible teaches that God's love is not unconditional, but rather benevolent, showing kindness to all people, while also having a special love for those who are redeemed. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, how God works through human partners to bring about good in the world, and the importance of communication in resolving conflicts and promoting civility. He shares examples from his book, Eyes to See, and explores how God's plan for humanity involves working with human beings to bring about positive change, even in the midst of war and violence. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, which is God's goodness and love extended to all people, regardless of their faith or background. He explores how God uses communication to impart life and resolve conflict, and how Christians can use this understanding to navigate the complexities of war, civility, and empathy in a fallen world. [... more]

Dr. Tim Muehlhoff discusses the concept of common grace, how it relates to God's love and presence in our lives, and how it can help us navigate suffering and evil. He shares personal stories and biblical perspectives to illustrate his points and encourages listeners to consider the idea that God's love is not contingent on our circumstances. [... more]

The doctrine of common grace is a reminder that God's presence and blessings are all around us, even in the midst of chaos and uncertainty. By recognizing and appreciating these blessings, we can develop a more positive and loving communication style, one that reflects the character of Christ and brings people together rather than driving them apart. [... more]

God's common grace is all around us, in the big and small miracles, blessings, and good gifts he gives us. But we often miss seeing them because of our expectations and disappointment. A new book, 'Eyes to See,' helps us cultivate a new way of seeing God's work in our lives, even in the midst of pain and suffering. [... more]

Living in the present and honoring others is a key part of God's plan for our lives. By focusing on what we can control and accepting the things we cannot, we can find peace and serenity. Honoring others, even when they have hurt us, is a way to show God's love and change the world. [... more]

When Christians respond to governing authorities, God gives clear commands in His Word. Paul's letter to the Romans emphasizes the importance of being subject to governing authorities, even when they are not godly. He explains that there is no authority except from God and that the authorities that exist are appointed by God. This understanding is crucial for believers to navigate complex relationships with government and to appreciate the common blessings of human government, including protection and punishment of criminals. [... more]

Jesus teaches that loving our enemies and praying for those who persecute us is a fundamental aspect of the gospel, and that this is not just about passively laying down our rights, but also actively engaging our enemies in love and showing them common grace, as demonstrated by the story of John Lewis and Elwin Wilson. [... more]