The unity of Christians is more than just attending the same church, it involves being conformed to the image of Jesus and living in a manner worthy of the calling to which we've been called. Essential ingredients for unity include humility, gentleness, patience, forbearance, and love, which are all grounded in the doctrine of the gospel and the unity of the Spirit. [... more]

Dr. David Jeremiah examines Romans 12:1 and 2, emphasizing the importance of making a radical decision to present oneself to God and not being conformed to the world. He discusses the renewing of the mind, transformation, and the role of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God in this process, highlighting the need for a rigorous discipline to stay committed to one's faith. [... more]

Renewing your mind is a supernatural process that involves a heart-love relationship with God, and it's a battle that requires spiritual tools such as hearing and reading God's Word, memorizing Scripture, and meditating on truth to experience real and lasting life change. [... more]

Many Christians feel stuck, loving Jesus but not experiencing God's best in their lives. Chip Ingram explores the invisible battle happening in every believer's mind, where the world pressures us to conform through screens, relationships, and messages about what makes us valuable. God invites transformation through renewing our minds with His truth, allowing us to experience the good, well-pleasing, and perfect will of God. [... more]

To experience God's best, one must stop allowing the world to conform them and start being transformed by the renewing of their mind. This process involves a battle between the world's influence and God's truth, requiring a heart-love relationship with Him and a commitment to studying, memorizing, and meditating on His Word. [... more]

Scripture defines success as becoming more like Christ, not accumulating wealth or possessions. Jesus invites us to measure progress by obedience and faithfulness, not by accumulation or fame. Rob West guides listeners through a 21-day devotional, Our Ultimate Treasure, to realign their hearts and financial decisions with God's purposes. [... more]

God shapes us for His eternal purposes, and He begins right here. He doesn't give up, and He doesn't throw away what is spoiled. God knows we need more images like His Son on this planet, and He needs us to speak for Him, to represent Him, and to stand for Him. He has a plan to make us like Jesus, but it has to start with where Jesus died for us, at the cross. God causes all circumstances to work together for our ultimate good, and rather than trying to fix everything ourselves, we can rest in the absolute knowledge that our Heavenly Father is actively shaping us for His eternal purposes. [... more]

The battle for truth and the human condition is a central theme in the discussion of worldview, with Christianity offering a clear and objective perspective on the nature of God, humanity, and morality. [... more]

The concept of Irresistible Grace is explored, explaining how God's effectual call brings salvation to those predestined, resulting in a heavenly calling and a new creation in Christ Jesus, characterized by a deep sense of sin, true repentance, faith in Jesus Christ, and complete surrender. [... more]

The TULIP doctrine emphasizes salvation as a work of God's sovereign grace, where man's fallen nature cannot contribute to his salvation. The effectual call of God is an inward call that brings justification, and it is not frustrated by man's obstinate will. This call is made to those who are predestinated, and it brings them to a holy calling, where they are drawn to God by his power and made willing to respond. [... more]

The pursuit of holiness is the highest calling for Christians, but worldliness, defined as pleasing the flesh, is the opposite. Christians must learn to discern between worldly values and those that are consistent with God's law, and cultivate a heart that loves God more than the world. [... more]

A sharp drop in Americans holding a biblical worldview has been revealed, with only 4% of adults and 6% of self-identified Christians aligning with God's word. This raises concerns about the influence of the world on Christian financial decisions, but it's essential to remember that faith transforms our worldview and informs our financial choices. [... more]

The Christian's battle with the world is a delicate balance between being in the world and not being of the world. Jesus prayed that we wouldn't be taken out of the world but kept from evil, and this requires a transformation of our minds and a commitment to excellence in our faith. Christians must be careful not to confuse nonconformity with superficial standards, but rather strive to be transformed by the renewal of their minds and live out their faith in the midst of the world. [... more]

The push for global governance is a plan ordained by God, utilizing various issues like public education, environmentalism, healthcare, and technology to achieve its goals. Christians must be aware of this plan and its implications, and instead of being fearful, they should be encouraged and stand firm in their faith, knowing that God is using the rebellion of unbelievers to bring about his victorious end. [... more]

Jesus taught that Christians should not be withdrawn from the world, but rather live in it while being transformed by the renewal of their minds. This means being a nonconformist, not in a superficial way, but by being transformed and living a life of excellence that goes beyond the standards of the world. [... more]

Honesty is a fundamental aspect of living a life that pleases God, and it's especially important when it comes to finances. The Bible teaches that we should be scrupulously honest in all our dealings, including our financial transactions. In this episode, we explore the importance of honesty in finances and how it relates to God's plan for our money. [... more]

On Pentecost Sunday, Pastor Jonathan Laurie explores how to know God's will, emphasizing the importance of seeking God's pleasure and pursuing a life of obedience. He discusses the concept of spiritual transformation, the role of baptism and communion in a believer's life, and the need for repentance and faith. [... more]

Dr. Charles Stanley's life of faithfulness is a testament to the power of the Word of God. Through his unwavering commitment to proclaiming the truth, he has inspired countless people to attempt great things for God. However, this journey requires a great price, and Dr. Stanley's story serves as a reminder that sacrifice is essential to advancing the kingdom of God. [... more]

Assessing spiritual growth involves recognizing signs such as increased awareness of sinfulness and weaknesses, quick response to sin with genuine repentance, and intensified spiritual battles while rejoicing in Christ. Growing in faith means trusting God for more, resting in Him, and viewing everything as coming from Him. [... more]

God allows trials in our lives to help us grow spiritually and develop a deeper faith. He tests us to see if we've learned the material and to humble us, making us more dependent on Him. Through hardship, we can find spiritual refreshment and become stronger, not weaker. God's ultimate purpose is to make us like Jesus and conform us into His image. [... more]