God's plan for acquiring property is through work, inheritance, and not theft. The Eighth Commandment, 'Respect the Property of Others,' emphasizes the importance of protecting personal property and not stealing. This commandment is rooted in God's desire for individuals to have a right and responsibility to acquire personal property, which is essential for a functioning society. [... more]

Delighting in the Lord and His ways can refocus our desires on Him and His purposes. Christians who desire God more than anything else look like Jesus, and when our desires align with God's, we have perfect peace. A fragrant offering and a sacrifice to God is a key aspect of biblical generosity, and giving freely and sacrificially can result in incredible joy and the advancement of the kingdom. [... more]

Peter Rosenberger shares his personal experience as a caregiver for nearly 40 years, highlighting the importance of being productive and finding hope in the midst of challenging circumstances. He encourages fellow caregivers to shift their mindset from feeling constrained to being tethered, and to trust in God's plan for their lives. [... more]

Jesus teaches that our greatest need is forgiveness, and that we cannot truly forgive others until we have been forgiven by God. He also emphasizes that forgiveness is granted, not earned, and that it is the obligation of those who have been forgiven. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the importance of forgiveness in our lives and how it relates to our relationship with God. [... more]

The Texas Rangers are making a surprising run in the World Series, led by their Cuban star Adolis Garcia, who set a new ALCS record for RBIs. Meanwhile, the San Francisco 49ers are struggling with back-to-back losses, and quarterback Brock Purdy is facing his first real adversity. The NFL season is heating up, with several teams vying for the top spot in their divisions. [... more]

God's plan for acquiring personal property is through work, not theft, and respecting the property of others is a fundamental aspect of His laws. The eighth commandment, 'You shall not steal,' is a basic law that governs our lives and society, and it's essential to understand the importance of personal property and the consequences of breaking this commandment. [... more]

Josh Duhamel discusses his new show Buddy Games, a reality competition series where groups of friends compete in various challenges. He also talks about his love for the Minnesota Vikings and quarterback Kirk Cousins, as well as his admiration for Deion Sanders and his impact on college football. [... more]

Rob West talks with Brad Guffey about the physical healthcare services provided by Family Legacy Missions International to over 13,000 orphans in Zambia, and how Christians can be good stewards of their resources to help those in need. [... more]

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin discusses the team's readiness for the upcoming season, the improvement of quarterback Kenny Pickett, and the potential of wide receiver George Pickens. Tomlin also talks about the team's defense, led by T.J. Watt, and the challenges of communicating effectively in the home stadium. [... more]

The concept of God's amazing grace is explored through the book of Ephesians, highlighting its characteristics and importance in salvation and resurrection. The speaker emphasizes that grace is undeserved favor, unaffected by the degree of sin, and available to all, regardless of their past. The message aims to help listeners understand and appreciate the wonder of God's grace. [... more]

Climate change is a worldview that rejects the worship of the Creator and instead worships the creation and the creature, man. It is a pagan pantheistic religious philosophy that grants the earth living properties and is rooted in Darwinian evolution and environmental Marxism. Christians must be discerning and not fall for the narrative of climate change, which is fundamentally about worshiping the earth, not stewarding it. [... more]

Jesus commands his followers to engage in radical obedience, loving deeply, hating sin vehemently, and seriously engaging in spiritual warfare. He warns of the horrors and reality of hell, emphasizing the importance of being a stumbling block to others and the need for vital love, purity, sacrifice, and obedience in the Christian life. [... more]

Living in a world filled with noise and distractions, it's easy to lose sight of God's voice. Dr. Don Wilton shares how to hear God's voice in the crowd by reading His story, coming to church, gravitating to godly people, listening to godly counsel, and submitting to God's solutions. With powerful stories from the Bible, Dr. Wilton shows how God manifests Himself in the midst of chaos and offers hope for those facing dire predicaments. [... more]

Caregivers must assert their authority to advocate for their loved ones, even if it means standing up to medical professionals. This authority comes from experience and knowledge, not just training. As Christians, it's essential to spread the word of God, especially to those who lack access to Bibles. [... more]

Ruth's decision to go into the fields to pick up leftover grain is an example of trusting in God's providential care, demonstrating that God's sovereignty is not a form of blind determinism, but rather a guiding force that works through human choices and decisions, teaching us to have faith and trust in His plan for our lives. [... more]

Believers can have peace and exercise discernment in an age of delusion by coming to saving faith in Jesus Christ, repenting of sin, and trusting in the gospel. The antidote to delusion is sanctification, the process of becoming more like Christ, and the power of God working in us to will and to work His good pleasure. Believers can improve discernment by having a conviction in God's word, minimizing exposure to ungodly media and entertainment, being influenced by sound teachers, and being part of a biblical local church. [... more]

The Bible teaches that true forgiveness is a choice, and it's essential to let go of bitterness and resentment to move forward in life. Pastor Lutzer explains that God's forgiveness is irrevocable, and we must choose to forgive others to experience freedom and healing. [... more]

The Christian church is at risk of mission drift, where it loses sight of its purpose and becomes distracted from fulfilling its mission. A biblical worldview is essential for a church to stay on track, and pastoral ministry requires shepherd leadership, where the pastor tends to the flock by teaching, equipping, and evangelizing. The church should prioritize the proclamation of the Word of God, public reading of Scripture, and expository preaching, with an evangelistic element. Church discipline and restoration of sinning believers are also crucial, and missions should be a vital part of the church's ministry. [... more]

The George Floyd case in Minnesota is a socially charged topic that has garnered significant attention. As experienced attorneys, Damian McCullers and Josh Whitaker discuss the pretrial proceedings from both the prosecution and defense perspectives, highlighting the importance of understanding the facts and the role of language in the legal system. [... more]

A family's journey with childhood cancer, including multiple relapses and a miraculous recovery, serves as a testament to the power of faith, perseverance, and hope. The parents' unwavering trust in God and their determination to fight for their son's life inspire others to find strength in the midst of adversity. [... more]

God's plan for Israel's regathering and restoration is revealed through Ezekiel's prophecy, highlighting the millennial kingdom and the importance of understanding eschatology in the Bible. The New Covenant is a central theme, emphasizing God's glory and the hope of Jesus' resurrection. [... more]

God has a plan for your life, and it's not just about an ultimate destination in heaven, but also about the destinations along the way that are part of your destiny journey. You need to rejoice about what you're going to, not just what you're going through, and trust that God's promises will come to pass in your life. You have to learn to shout, to declare your future and your destiny, and to trust that God will bring it to pass. [... more]

You can make the choice to rejoice in spite of life's challenges and circumstances. Joy is a gift from God, but it's up to you to choose to open it. By understanding God's will and living by faith, you can develop a lifestyle characterized by rejoicing and make the choice to rejoice, even in difficult times. [... more]

God's guidance is promised in Scripture and provided when we're willing, meek, open, and yielded to His Holy Spirit. Guidance comes in three ways: God's sovereign will, moral will, and particular will. To know God's will, we must have willingness, meekness, openness, and yieldedness. God leads us through His Word, people, the Spirit of God, and the providence of God. [... more]

God's will is not a road map, but a relationship. Guidance is promised in the Word of God, and leadership is available to those who seek it. Understanding God's will involves recognizing his sovereign, moral, and particular will, and being open to his guidance in everyday life. [... more]

Dr. Cheryl Davis explores the story of King Nebuchadnezzar and his experiences with God, as recorded in the book of Daniel. She examines Nebuchadnezzar's shallow commitments to God and the consequences that follow, highlighting the importance of true faith and commitment in one's relationship with God. [... more]

As a caregiver, it's essential to address the issue of gun safety and mental health in a way that prioritizes the well-being of loved ones. By equipping pastors with the vocabulary to ask critical questions, such as 'are the firearms secured?' and 'are the tires in good shape?', caregivers can provide a fighting chance for those struggling with dark thoughts and isolation. This approach emphasizes the importance of pastoral leadership and the role of scripture in guiding decision-making, particularly in situations where legislation may not be sufficient. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the story of Ruth in the Bible, highlighting God's sovereignty and providence in the lives of individuals, while also emphasizing the importance of human responsibility and free will in the pursuit of a life pleasing to God. [... more]