A healthy Christian life is marked by cultivating goodness, growing in biblical knowledge, speaking truth and love, reaching beyond one's circle, and leaning daily on the Holy Spirit. This is essential for survival, discernment, and a life of purpose. [... more]

The Apostle Paul identifies five essential qualities that mark a healthy, vibrant Christian life, including being filled with goodness, equipped with knowledge, and empowered by the Spirit. He encourages believers to stay connected with others, demonstrating love and hospitality, and to cultivate a deep understanding of God's truth. [... more]

Jesus comforts Lazarus' sisters, Martha and Mary, after their brother's death, revealing his purposes are bigger than their problems and desires. He wants them to see and know him in a way that transcends fixing their issues, and to trust his word even when it seems impossible. [... more]

Let's be very honest for a moment - are you disappointed with God Do you feel like He's let you down Didn't come through when you needed Him most If you feel that way you're not alone In this message Chip shares that God has something very important to say to you - something that will shed light on the pain you've been through or maybe are experiencing right now Main PointsQuestion What does loving God really mean Answer John A Problem is brought to Jesus - John - Application Love trusts Jesus in difficult times Jesus responds to the [... more]

Chip Ingram explores the concept of divine love through Jesus' teachings in the Gospel of John, discussing how God's love can be trusted even in difficult circumstances, and how it can lead to a deeper understanding of God's character and purposes. [... more]

When faced with adversity and pain, it's natural to question God's love. Chip Ingram explores how Jesus' love can be trusted, even when circumstances don't make sense. Through the story of Lazarus, Martha, and Mary, Chip shows that God's love is not just about fixing problems, but about revealing Himself and changing us in the process. [... more]

John the Apostle's epilogue in the book of Revelation challenges us to anticipate the coming day, live in light of it, and adore the one who is capable of bringing us this day and its glories. He reminds us that all we have learned from his eyewitness account should produce a growing anticipation, a commitment to application, and a daily adoration for God's singular superiority. [... more]

The hosts discuss the NBA season, including the Golden State Warriors' championship win, Andrew Wiggins' impressive performance, and Steph Curry's Finals MVP award. They also touch on Kyrie Irving's uncertain future, Kevin Durant's potential departure from the Nets, and the upcoming NBA draft. [... more]