Chip Ingram teaches on the secret of contentment, challenging the idea that more is better. He shares principles from Paul's letter to the Philippians, emphasizing the importance of gratitude, teachability, flexibility, and faith in Christ to find peace and contentment regardless of circumstances. [... more]

The Bible teaches that it's possible to experience peace and contentment in the midst of challenging circumstances. The Apostle Paul shares his journey of learning to be content, regardless of his circumstances, and provides principles and practices for achieving this state of mind, including being grateful for what one has, being teachable, and surrendering to God's will. [... more]

Praying effectively for others requires a heart of love and compassion, recognizing one's prayer as the link between a person's need and God's inexhaustible resource, identifying with the person's need, desiring their highest good, being willing to be part of the answer, and persevering in prayer. [... more]

The Bible teaches us to trust God's wisdom and not fret or envy the wicked, who may seem to prosper. Psalm 37 reminds us that their time is short and God will cut off those who are wicked, while those who wait for the Lord will inherit the land. We can trust God's wisdom when things look out of control and remember that our life is a vapor, but God will restore all things. [... more]

In the midst of a barren wilderness, David's thirst for God grew, and he learned to put his hope in Him. We can also experience this thirst and find satisfaction in God, who is a happy God and desires our delight. Our sin is a result of distrust in God, and seeking Him is not the renunciation of joy but its fulfillment. [... more]

David's writings in the Psalms describe a man who learned to thirst for God like he thirsted for water, and we explore the ways God uses to draw us to that kind of thirst, including the pursuit of enemies, the withdrawal of God's presence, and the desire for meaning and emotions. [... more]

Learning to be content with what we have, rather than desiring more, is a key aspect of biblical stewardship. By focusing on what God has given us, rather than what we don't have, we can cultivate a sense of satisfaction and joy. This mindset is essential for faithful living and can lead to a deeper understanding of God's provision and care. [... more]

Living a life of godliness means consistently reflecting the character of God, and it's a lifestyle that's profitable for all things, including the present life and the life to come. Godliness is not just about appearance, but about having the power of God's presence in our lives, which affects us and transforms us into the image of Christ. [... more]

Living a life of holiness in a world filled with sin is a call to salvation and a call to God's likeness. We are born again with the nature of God, and it is our responsibility to pursue holiness in actual experience. The call to salvation is a call to holiness, and it is a call to enjoy God, to be free from sin and its consequences, and to experience the joy of holy living. [... more]

A biblical perspective on material possessions and their impact on our relationship with God. We explore the dangers of materialism and how it can hinder our peace and relationship with God, and discuss ways to avoid it by putting God first and being content with what we have. [... more]

David's experience in the wilderness reveals a growing thirst for the Lord, highlighting the importance of faith, trust, and joy in God. The Bible teaches that God desires us and that our spiritual thirst can only be met by Him, leading to a deeper understanding of God's love and our relationship with Him. [... more]

David's writings in the Psalms describe a man who learned to thirst for God like he thirsted for water, and we are all born thirsty, wanting to connect with God. Our enemies drive us to God, and guilt can also drive us to pursue a relationship with Him. God desires us, and we can delight in Him, rejoicing in His presence and finding joy in our relationship with Him. [... more]

Believers are called to be part of a gospel movement, desiring to see the gospel spread and people come to Christ. This is achieved through first fruits giving, prayer for missionaries, and participating in the mission by sharing the gospel and discipling others. A spiritual battle is present, but with confidence in the Lord, believers can persevere and be established in their faith. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explains that justification, redemption, and propitiation are three words that can change a person's life. He discusses how God's love and grace are available to everyone, regardless of their past or current circumstances, and how these three concepts are central to the Christian faith. [... more]

The battle between believers and the enemy of our souls is real, with Satan attempting a coup d'etat against God's throne and convincing millions of angels to follow him. To prepare for victory, understanding the adversary's masterful schemes and recognizing his true nature is crucial, as Satan is a fallen cherub, a beautiful and brilliant creature capable of deception, who was created as the highest ranking angel but lost his position due to pride and envy. [... more]

Great Christians leave a legacy by empowering others, serving others for the glory of God, and investing in faithful, available, and teachable people. This is the key to true greatness in God's eyes, as Jesus demonstrated through his life and teachings. [... more]

The Bible teaches that enjoying spiritual privileges and experiences does not relieve us from the responsibility of trusting and obeying the Lord. We must take heed of the dangers of presuming upon spiritual privilege, desiring evil, and misplaced confidence, and instead, put our full confidence and hope in the power of God over our sin. [... more]

Columbia International University is launching a new nursing program that focuses on training nurses to minister the love of Christ to vulnerable populations, including those in hospice care and crisis pregnancy centers. The program emphasizes the importance of spiritual care and equipping nurses to provide holistic care to patients. [... more]

Advent is a season of waiting and preparation for Christmas, a time to reflect on the coming of Jesus and the significance of his birth. Christians have traditionally celebrated Advent as a time of fasting before the feast, growing in anticipation and patience as they prepare to celebrate Christmas Day. [... more]

Ms Fola Fasheion and Minister Dwayne Cannady discuss desiring God's Will In this podcast Minister Dwayne Cannady will do his segment called The Book of Slice The podcast will include our Hot Hope Hop and Gospel R B segment as well as an interview about marriage with Pastor Timothy and Jennifer Bibbs [... more]