Every couple needs to know how to resolve conflict in a healthy way, and Ashley and Dave Willis share their personal experiences and strategies for improving communication and intimacy in marriage, including the importance of forgiveness and trust. [... more]

Adoniram Judson, a pioneering American missionary, spent his life serving in Burma, facing numerous challenges, and ultimately achieving remarkable success in spreading Christianity. His journey, marked by periods of suffering and self-doubt, ultimately led to the translation of the Bible into Burmese and the establishment of a thriving Baptist church in the region. [... more]

The Chosen, a historical television series based on the Bible, has become a global phenomenon with over 110 million unique viewers. Its creator, Dallas Jenkins, and Vice President of Original Content, Catherine Warnock, discuss the show's success and its impact on people's lives, including testimonies of transformation, healing, and spiritual awakening. [... more]

Justin Brierley is a Christian apologist popular author and podcaster in the U K reaching thousands as he shares from a Christian worldview He believes there is a growing wave of faith in the culture including among skeptics and atheists and believers have a great opportunity to share the gospel Based on his book Why I'm Still a Christian Justin shares how science and other disciplines point to our Creator Reaching beyond intellect he also addresses heart issues that are drawing people in the culture to search for truth Receive a copy of Why I'm Still a Christian and an [... more]

The nature of God's infinite and omnipotent being is explored through the lens of language and theology, highlighting the limitations of human understanding and the importance of revelation in comprehending the divine. [... more]

The gospel of grace in Jesus Christ is not a man-made message but a divine revelation that has the power to transform human hearts and minds. Paul's authority to preach this gospel comes from his direct revelation by Jesus Christ, which is verified by continuity with scripture, community with other apostles, and his confrontation by Christ on the road to Damascus. This revelation is not subjective but objective truth that has been handed down through the apostles with written authority. [... more]

A life-changing experience of the majesty of God led to a new understanding of the character of God the Father, shifting focus from personal salvation to the transcendent power and otherness of God, and a lifelong pursuit of the holiness of God. [... more]

A 75-year-old Peter, a former fisherman and church statesman, writes to encourage believers in the face of persecution, urging them to entrust their lives to their Creator God, who will always do what is right in a world gone wrong. [... more]

Jesus Christ must have preeminence as Lord of our lives, and his lordship is the fundamental principle of the universe. The concept of lordship is often misunderstood, and many people want to make a deep commitment to Jesus Christ without giving him supreme importance. However, if Jesus Christ is not Lord, then he is not the creator, sustainer, and goal of all creation. The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the central figure of history, and his lordship is the ultimate issue. The church must get back to the supremacy of Jesus Christ and keep him at the center of its creed and members' lives. [... more]

The angel Gabriel plays a pivotal role in the Christmas story, delivering the gospel message to Mary and the shepherds. His announcements proclaim the birth of Jesus, the Messiah, and the Savior of the world, emphasizing God's sovereignty and the gift of undeserved favor. [... more]

Scripture offers a far better and far more freeing vision for how believers relate to money and possessions. Rejecting materialism does not mean rejecting material things, but rather recognizing the difference between enjoyment and dependence. Gratitude and generosity are powerful tools in breaking the grip of materialism, and Christians are called to steward God's resources wisely and grow in generosity. [... more]

Life is fleeting, and death is not final, but an awakening for the believer. Remembering your Creator means living wisely, trusting in Him, and honoring Him in all aspects of life, from youth to old age, and ultimately, eternity. [... more]

The concept of God as Creator, Sustainer, Ruler, Father, and Judge is explored, contrasting with the idea of idols and substitute gods that cannot provide fulfillment or freedom. The importance of recognizing God's sovereignty and mercy is emphasized, and the need to worship the true God is highlighted. [... more]

Solomon advises young people to enjoy their early years, invest them wisely, and guard them carefully, warning against the dangers of sexual sin and the importance of living with a joyful spirit and a sense of accountability to God. [... more]

The concept of God with us, or Emmanuel, is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, emphasizing the idea that God became human in the person of Jesus Christ to share our labors, trials, and limitations. This understanding brings comfort and strength to believers, enabling them to face difficult circumstances, find direct answers to their prayers, and embrace the demanding challenges of ministry. [... more]

The concept of Emmanuel, or God with us, is a profound truth that has been a source of comfort and inspiration for humanity for centuries. It is the idea that God became one of us, taking on human form and experiencing the same emotions and challenges that we face. This truth is at the heart of the Christmas story and is a reminder that God is always with us, even in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

The creator of the universe, Jesus Christ, is the central figure in the Christmas story, bringing eternal life and reconciliation to humanity through his birth, death, and resurrection. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the significance of Jesus Christ as the creator, generator of eternal life, and reconciler to God, highlighting his power and sufficiency in overcoming spiritual and physical challenges. [... more]

Crystal Payne shares practical steps to simplify your Christmas, stay organized, and keep your focus on what really matters. She discusses the importance of budgeting, using cash, and making homemade gifts to stay within your means. Crystal also shares ideas for cooking ahead of time, hosting a special Christmas celebration with your family, and prioritizing meaningful activities during the holiday season. [... more]

Solomon's writings in Ecclesiastes illustrate the importance of common sense and the dangers of folly, emphasizing that a person's heart perspective and direction in life are crucial in determining their path, and that God's wisdom is the key to making wise decisions and avoiding the pitfalls of foolishness. [... more]

Jesus' public ministry culminates in four vivid portraits of himself: the king of Israel, the savior of the world, the son of glory, and the word of life. These portraits reveal Jesus' humble and triumphant nature, his role in drawing nations to himself, and his endorsement by the Father. As Jesus prepares to face the cross, he offers a final appeal for people to believe in him and receive eternal life. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys are on a roll, but can they make the postseason? Jason Lockenford, an NFL insider, shares his thoughts on the team's chances. Meanwhile, the Detroit Lions are struggling, and their playoff hopes are dwindling. Lockenford also discusses the Baltimore Ravens' extension of Mark Andrews and the Philadelphia Eagles' recent struggles. [... more]

Contemplating the brevity of life and the inevitability of death invites us to become people of depth, and to live wisely in an unpredictable world. Solomon's wise counsel from Ecclesiastes 7 offers four surprising principles for living, including contemplating our casket, choosing companions carefully, cultivating character wisely, and considering our Creator with humility. [... 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]

Greg Laurie discusses the significance of Jesus' name, exploring its various facets and meanings in Isaiah 9:6. He highlights how Jesus' name is a source of wonder, a counselor, a mighty God, an everlasting Father, and a Prince of Peace, addressing different aspects of human life and needs. Laurie emphasizes the importance of having a personal relationship with God and invites listeners to ask Jesus to come into their lives. [... more]

The doctrine of God as Creator is under attack, and the media and schools want people to believe a false narrative about the origin of life. The Bible teaches that God created everything, and the evidence of DNA supports the idea of a designer. Many evolutionists are admitting that their theory involves a measure of faith, and the relentless truth remains that man searches for his origin. The world wants an explanation of the beginning, but science will never be able to discover it. The Bible provides the objective foundation for our faith and gives us insight into the matter of origins, revealing the special place of mankind and God's creation. [... more]

The human heart tends to forget God when feeling sufficiently supplied, leading to complacent cravings and a self-focused life, whereas grateful contentment leads to an outward focus and worshiping the infinite sovereign creator. [... more]

The Creator is described as faithful in the New Testament, and this faithfulness is a key aspect of God's character. The Scriptures repeatedly stress God's faithfulness, particularly in relation to the physical universe and His promises to His people. The faithful Creator is none other than the Lord Jesus Christ, and His faithfulness is a source of salvation and encouragement. [... more]

The concept of God's providence is central to Christian theology, emphasizing God's role as the primary cause of the universe, sustaining all things, and governing creation with absolute authority. This sovereignty is not limited by human consent or external restraints, but is instead an intrinsic right to rule, demonstrated through God's creation and ongoing involvement in the world. [... more]

Janine Turner shares the inspiring story of Belva Lockwood, a 19th-century crusader for women's rights who defied conventions to become the first woman to practice law in front of the Supreme Court and run for president. [... more]

Vince Gilligan, creator of Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, discusses his new Apple TV series Pluribus, a story about a mysterious code that spreads happiness and contentment, but also challenges individuality and free will. The show explores themes of human nature, happiness, and the consequences of a world without crime. Gilligan also shares his thoughts on the potential for artificial intelligence to change the world and his own views on AI. [... more]

Helping kids handle money is a part of helping them follow Christ. Parents can use the power of storytelling to teach their children biblical principles of generosity, contentment, and stewardship through resources like the Money Storybook Bible podcast. [... more]

The question of what it means to be human has puzzled philosophers and theologians for centuries, with various attempts to define humanity in terms of biology, zoology, work habits, choices, and more. The concept of being made in the image of God is central to understanding human identity, but its implications are still debated among scholars and theologians. [... more]

The book of Job reveals God's goodness and wisdom in the face of trauma and suffering. Satan's accusations against Job are countered by God's bragging on him, demonstrating God's faith in humanity. The book of Job also explores the concept of trauma stages and how God's wisdom is displayed in allowing Satan to methodically increase his attacks on Job. Job's response to trauma is a model for understanding God's goodness in the midst of evil. [... more]

The primacy of worship is a central theme in Christianity, emphasizing the importance of glorifying God above all else. This concept is rooted in the Bible, where it is clear that worship is not just a means to an end, but the very purpose for which we were created. The regulative principle of worship, which holds that only what is prescribed in Scripture is acceptable, is a key aspect of this understanding. In today's discussion, Scott Anniel of G3 Ministries explores the importance of worship in the life of the believer, including the role of gratitude, reverence, and faith in drawing near to God. The conversation also touches on the relationship between worship and politics, highlighting the need for Christians to prioritize the gospel and the glory of God in all aspects of life. [... more]

God is seeking to connect us with his unshakable kingdom, where we find purpose and satisfaction. However, this requires us to let go of our attachment to the world and its kingdoms. When God creates turbulence and disruption in our lives, it's an opportunity for us to listen to his voice and deepen our connection with him. By showing gratitude and serving him, we can become kingdom servants and advance his name, truth, and kingdom impact. [... more]

The long-standing conflict between science and religion is beginning to thaw as emerging generations of scientists are increasingly convinced by facts and reason that the universe needs a creator. This shift is supported by converging evidence from various scientific disciplines, challenging materialists to uphold that the universe had no beginning and that the laws of nature have no particular reason to favor the emergence of life. [... more]

God's design for creation involves both work and rest, with Sabbath being a gift that recalibrates our hearts to prioritize relationships with God and others, and helps us experience intimacy with Him, delight in beauty, and deepen our well-being. [... more]

The Bible reveals a coming judgment where God will declare the eternal verdict of unbelievers, revealing their rebellion against Him and the consequences of their idolatry. This judgment is for unbelievers only, and it is a place of eternal torment, where God's wrath will be poured out. The church should be clear about this truth, warning people of the coming judgment and the importance of repentance. Paul's message to the Athenians emphasizes the reality and terror of God's wrath, and the need for people to understand the stakes of eternal life or death. [... more]

The concept of a Creator God is explored through the design and complexity of the universe, from the intricate details of Mount Rushmore to the staggering arrangement of DNA within a single living cell. The Apostle Paul's message to the Athenians in Acts 17 is highlighted, emphasizing the idea that the universe was created by a deliberate and intentional act of God, rather than by chance or accident. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's approach to evangelism in a superstitious city like Athens is characterized by respect, humility, and consideration of others' feelings and convictions. He introduces the true and living God to the Athenian philosophers, setting aside superstition and confronting false belief systems. [... more]