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]

Developing clear-cut objectives and making advanced decisions can help individuals achieve spiritual growth and live a life of purpose. By focusing on the rewards and consequences of their actions, people can cultivate discipline and avoid regret. Building a community of believers and seeking support from others is also crucial for a successful faith journey. [... more]

Living a life of biblical discipline requires putting first things first, prioritizing what matters most, and developing self-control through delayed gratification. This involves making advance decisions, trusting in God's grace, and allowing the Holy Spirit to produce discipline in our lives. [... more]

Robin John, CEO of Eventide Asset Management, shares his journey from an immigrant child struggling in school to co-founder and CEO of a faith-based investment firm. He discusses how investing can be more than financial, but also deeply spiritual, and how businesses can promote human flourishing through their products and practices. [... more]

Socrates, a philosopher from ancient Greece, emphasized the importance of admitting ignorance as the first step towards true knowledge and education. He used the Socratic method of dialogue to challenge people's assumptions and lead them to a deeper understanding of truth, particularly in the context of virtue and good behavior. [... more]

Your identity in Christ provides more lasting satisfaction than financial success ever can. Christians can avoid the trap of using external things like money to determine their identity by remembering that their true identity is in Christ. No need for pride or shame or comparisons. You are made right before God because of Jesus in you, your hope of glory. [... more]

Socrates, a philosopher in ancient Greece, emphasized the importance of admitting ignorance as a first step towards gaining true knowledge and understanding virtue. He believed that education should lead people out of ignorance and into a deeper understanding of truth, and his method of dialogue was a key part of his approach. Socrates' ideas had a significant impact on Western civilization and continue to influence modern society. [... more]

A spiritual crisis can arise when a Christian's faith is shaken by church hurt, leading to a deconstruction of their beliefs and a search for God's goodness and true identity. [... more]

You serve a God you will never completely understand, and that's okay. Quit trying to figure God out and learn to love Him unconditionally. Sometimes God allows you to go through challenges you don't understand, but He's working out something, and you got to learn that lessons aren't always learned while you're living. God's love is unconditional, and He's able to do exceeding abundantly above all that you can ask or even imagine. [... more]

Pastor Paul Shepherd shares his message on dealing with disillusionment, encouraging listeners to worship God in spite of their circumstances and to trust in His will, even when faced with trials and difficulties. He uses the examples of Job and Joseph to illustrate the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of adversity. [... more]

Dr. Lina Abu-Jamra shares her personal story of faith fractures and deconstruction, exploring the complexities of church hurt, spiritual numbness, and the importance of coming to God with longings rather than expectations. [... more]

God blesses those who trust in him, but those who demand signs and reject truth are left with faithlessness. Jesus' disciples learned to serve and be available for ministry, even in the face of pain and heartbreak, and to trust in God's plan, regardless of the outcome. [... more]

The pursuit of contentment and pleasure often leaves us feeling frustrated and empty, as we chase after things that don't satisfy our deepest longings. The Bible offers a different perspective, pointing to the idea that our souls are in disrepair and that we need salvation, which is a gift to be received, not a diploma to be achieved. [... more]