When faced with life's challenges and storms, Jesus Christ is our constant guide and protector. He prays for us and comes to us in unexpected ways, demonstrating his power and control over our circumstances. By trusting in God's guidance and timing, we can find peace and strength in the midst of turmoil, knowing that Jesus is always with us and will never abandon us. [... more]

Jesus declares himself the light of the world, guiding and protecting those who follow him, and warns that without faith, people will die in their sins. He explains that his light is a package deal with life, and that he is the new glory cloud, leading people through the wilderness of life, comforting them in darkness, and shielding them from enemies. Jesus' words form both an invitation and a warning, and he challenges his followers to walk in the light, share the light, and come to the light for eternal life. [... more]

Dave Locke shares his journey of opening orphanages in Haiti through his ministry Freedom Global Outreach, while John Valley, a former player of John Wooden, discusses the Pyramid of Success and how it helped him cope with the loss of his daughter to cancer, leading to the creation of Dribble for Victory Over Cancer, a program raising money for children's cancer research. [... more]

God's Word teaches that demonic activity can impact a Christian's life through various channels, including nature, illness, mental disorders, and other people. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how demons operate and how Christians can protect themselves against their attacks, discussing the difference between being demon-influenced and demon-possessed, and how the Holy Spirit can control and fill a Christian's life. [... more]

Living as God's stewards means understanding our identity in Christ and managing our finances in a way that honors Him. Dr. Derwin Gray shares how generosity is an act of worship, and how trusting God with our resources can bring peace, joy, and obedience. [... more]

In these perilous times, we must turn away from the world and its false teachings, and instead, focus on our faith and commitment to Jesus Christ. The Bible warns us of the dangers of humanism, New Ageism, and the breakup of the home, and calls us to live a life of godliness and separation from the world. [... more]

Historic Judaism and Christianity are passionately committed to monotheism, affirming one God. However, Christianity understands the Trinity as a doctrine of tri-unity, emphasizing unity and oneness of God. Muslim theologians argue that the Trinity is irrational and contradictory, but Christian theologians distinguish between paradox, mystery, and contradiction, explaining that the Trinity is neither irrational nor nonsensical, nor is it contradictory. [... more]

The concept of the Fatherhood of God is a fundamental difference between Christianity and Islam. While Christians believe that God is a loving Father who desires an intimate relationship with humanity, Muslims view God as a sovereign master who does not permit such intimacy. This difference in understanding is rooted in the Quran and Islamic theology, which emphasizes the absolute sovereignty of God and rejects the idea of God having a son or being a father in a physical sense. [... more]

Islam challenges the Christian view of God, man, Christ, and the Bible, presenting fundamentally distinct differences between the two faiths. Christians must understand these challenges to effectively respond to Muslims and defend their faith. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with emotional and spiritual well-being, but finding ways to cope and maintain hope can make a significant difference. Peter Rosenberger shares his insights and experiences as a caregiver for his wife, Gracie, and discusses the importance of spiritual WD-40, faith-based programs, and the impact of hymns on emotional well-being. [... more]

The country is grappling with the aftermath of Charlie Kirk's tragic shooting, and the nation is trying to understand the motivations behind the attack. As the investigation unfolds, experts are pointing to the digital world and the potential for radicalization as a key factor. Meanwhile, the president is set to embark on a major overseas trip to the UK and elsewhere, where he will address the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the war in Gaza. The trip comes as the US is facing increasing pressure from European allies to step up its defense spending and provide more military aid to Ukraine. As the world grapples with these complex issues, the importance of faith, family, and relationships is being highlighted as a key factor in building a more compassionate and understanding society. [... more]

The assassination of Charlie Kirk, a conservative leader and Christian, has sparked a collective gut punch among those on the right, while some on the left have disturbingly celebrated his death. The killing has highlighted the dark and wicked deception that has hardened the hearts of many in the country, where freedom of religion and speech is being challenged. The discussion surrounding Kirk's death has also brought attention to the importance of a Christian worldview in shaping one's perspective on politics and culture. [... more]

The story of the frontal lobotomy, a surgery that was once widely used to treat psychiatric illness, but had a horrific impact on many patients, including Rosemary Kennedy. Despite its flaws, the procedure led to the development of new techniques in neurosurgery and modern brain surgery. [... more]

As Christians, we are called to love and evaluate others with grace and discernment, rather than judging them. We must consider God's law and our own hearts, and strive to speak well of others, even if we disagree with them. By doing so, we can build a community where people feel accepted and loved, rather than condemned and judged. [... more]

The origins of everyday sayings and idioms are explored, from 'dark horse' to 'die-hard supporter', and how they have evolved over time, revealing the fascinating history and cultural significance behind these phrases. [... more]

The concept of depravity is central to understanding the human condition, as it reveals the dark side of humanity and our need for a Savior. Paul's letter to the Romans explores this idea, showing how depravity leads to sin and death, and how God's faithfulness remains unchanged despite humanity's flaws. [... more]

Daniel's visions of receiving warnings and capturing hope reveal a dark view of the future, but also offer a message of comfort in the Savior, Jesus Christ, who will reign forever and judge the living and the dead according to his righteousness. The world is going to get worse before it gets any better, but God is in control and has a plan to bring about eternal righteousness and seal up vision and prophecy. The suffering is limited, and the resurrection is eternal, and the power of God is available to all who believe in Him. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl explores the concept of being a Christian without becoming religious, highlighting the dangers of relying on outward actions and rituals rather than a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. He examines the idea that true spirituality comes from faith and commitment to Jesus, rather than trying to earn salvation through good works or moral behavior. [... more]

Chuck Swindahl reveals the shocking difference between performance-based religion and cultivating a genuine relationship with Christ, teaching from Romans chapter 2, and cuts through the membrane of self-righteousness to expose the need for an inner life that can only happen through faith in Messiah, Jesus. [... more]

Rashid Shaheed's six-game suspension from the National Football League has significant implications for the Kansas City Chiefs, while the Dallas Cowboys face uncertainty with Micah Parsons' potential holdout. Fantasy football enthusiasts are also weighing in on quarterback and running back options, including Rashid Shaheed, Micah Parsons, and other top players. [... more]

A pastor shares his seven-year battle with depression, describing the intense emotional pain and feelings of abandonment by God. He talks about the importance of friendship and support during difficult times, and how God used his friends to provide comfort and strength. The conversation highlights the need for Christians to be honest about their struggles and to seek help from others, rather than trying to fix everything on their own. [... more]

The creation of Batman began with Bob Kane's desire to create a character that could rival Superman's popularity, leading to a character that would evolve over the years to become a symbol of justice and a reflection of the changing times, influencing the comic book industry and beyond. [... more]

Lament is a unique Christian language that helps people process pain and sorrow, leading to trust in God's goodness and sovereignty. It's a prayer form that acknowledges the difficulty of life while affirming God's presence and redemption. By embracing lament, Christians can find hope and healing in the midst of hardship, and learn to trust God even when life is hard. [... more]

Business owners and employees are encouraged to share their faith and bring the gospel to their workplaces, leading to positive impacts on employee morale, productivity, and relationships, as well as a deeper sense of purpose and meaning in their daily lives. [... more]

Living by the principles of the Bible means being shaped by its values, which often puts us at odds with the world. As followers of Jesus, we're called to transform the world, not escape it, and to live in a way that's different from those around us. This means being willing to take a stand, even when it's difficult or unpopular, and to prioritize our commitment to Jesus above all else. [... more]

The book of Daniel is about how to be a faithful witness in a dark and hostile environment, where followers of Jesus are distinguishable from the world in their attitude toward money, sex, and power. It presents a question: what does faithfulness to Jesus look like in a society that doesn't share your values, where what's right is often called wrong and what's wrong is called right. [... more]

The story of the Lightlings, a group of people made to shine brightly like the king of light, explores the themes of faith, redemption, and the struggle between light and darkness. Through the tale of the Lightlings, Dr. R. C. Sproll conveys deep theological truths in a way that is accessible to children, emphasizing the importance of introducing complex concepts to young minds. The story highlights the idea that we are made to live in the light and that the light of the world, Jesus, brings redemption and hope to those who are afraid of the dark. [... more]

Navigating the complexities of grief, depression, and anxiety through the lens of Christianity, exploring the concept of lament and the importance of a biblical theology of suffering, and learning how to engage with God in times of pain and distress. [... more]

When facing suffering, look to the cross of Christ. Christ's suffering is an example of innocent suffering, sacrificial, sufficient, substitutionary, and salvific. His death on the cross brings us salvation, and his resurrection proves we're on the victory side. The cross is not a tragedy, but a wonderful triumph in the eternal purposes of God. [... more]

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is examined in detail, highlighting the fulfillment of scripture and the significance of his death and resurrection. The discussion explores the timing of the Passover, the breaking of the legs of crucified victims, and the piercing of Jesus' side with a spear, all of which are seen as evidence of God's foreknowledge and plan. [... more]

The death of Jesus Christ was a plot, but not an earthly one, rather a divine plan predicted by prophets. Jesus' death was under control, and he predicted his own death in advance, telling his disciples how it would happen and what would follow. The Passover Plot theory suggests Jesus planned his own death, but this is disputed. The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus are central to Christian theology and are seen as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy. [... more]

The story of Jonah serves as a reminder that God can transform anyone, regardless of their past or appearance. God appoints circumstances to bring people back to Him, not to punish them. The Bible teaches that we can pray anywhere, anytime, and that God sees and hears us even in our darkest moments. The story of Jonah also highlights the importance of obedience and the role we play in sharing the gospel with others. [... more]

David's Psalm 6 reveals his dark night of the soul, where he felt God's anger and displeasure, but ultimately, he called upon God's mercy and faithfulness, reminding us that God is a God of covenant promises and that we can experience spiritual struggle, yet still find comfort and peace in His presence. [... more]

In the midst of heartbreak and hard times, Naomi, a widow, finds herself in a desperate situation, but under God's providential care, a story of loyalty, duty, and love unfolds, reminding people in every generation that God still has his people and is working his purposes out, often in quiet and unlikely ways. [... more]

No nation that outlaws the mention of God in the public square, celebrates the murder of its own children, and destroys the most basic unit of society, the family, will survive. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how America's decline began with the removal of God from public life, the legalization of abortion, and the redefinition of marriage, and how Christians can push back against evil by being salt and light in the world. [... more]

Jesus Christ's compassion and faithfulness are demonstrated as he walks on the water to calm the storm and encourage his disciples, teaching them valuable lessons about trust, prayer, and the nature of the Christian life. [... more]

Joseph, a 17-year-old teenager, receives a dream from God about his brothers bowing down to him, but they are filled with jealousy and hatred. Meanwhile, Judah's story is told as a contrast to Joseph's, showing the struggles of the family and the importance of faith and family lineage. [... more]

The Jewish nation has faced relentless persecution throughout history, from ancient times to modern-day anti-Semitism. Despite this, God's sovereignty and faithfulness to His people remain unwavering. The story of Esther highlights the ongoing battle between good and evil, with Satan seeking to thwart God's purposes. Yet, God's promises and word assure us that His people will never be destroyed, and His purposes will ultimately prevail. [... more]

A family shares their powerful testimony of trust in God amidst devastating tragedy, as they navigate the loss of their 14-year-old daughter Izzy, and find hope and healing in their Christian faith. [... more]

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and Christians must take God seriously to walk closely with Him. Salvation is not just a commitment, but a surrender to Christ, and true discipleship involves a deep, serious, and irrevocable commitment to following the Lord, being self-disciplined, and studying His Word. [... more]