The Israelites, having exited Egypt, found themselves boxed in by the Red Sea with the Egyptian army closing in. Despite their fear and doubts, Moses exhorts them to trust in God's power and promises, leading them to a miraculous crossing of the sea, where God's power is revealed, and the Egyptians are defeated. The story serves as a reminder that predicaments are designed by God to develop trust and that those who are willing to trust eventually see God's power revealed, leading to ultimate praise and worship. [... more]

When trials become our teacher, we can learn valuable lessons from Job's experiences. He teaches us patience, perspective, and persistence in the face of adversity, showing us that even in the darkest times, we can trust in God's goodness and mercy. [... more]

Pastor Scott Grimm shares about the importance of door knocking and evangelism in the Christian faith, highlighting the need for believers to share their faith and make disciples. He discusses common excuses for not sharing the gospel and provides practical tips and methods for sharing the good news with others, including the use of the Romans road and the importance of building relationships. [... more]

The hosts of Truth Talk Live discuss who would be on their Bible All-Star team, highlighting individuals like the centurion, Paul, Abigail, and Hannah, who demonstrated remarkable faith, prayer, and wisdom in their lives. They explore how these individuals' actions and decisions had a significant impact on their communities and the world, and how they can serve as role models for us today. [... more]

In this episode of Q A with Koloff Nikita Koloff sits down with former professional wrestler Double J Jason Justice for a conversation about wrestling redemption and the life-changing power of faith Jason shares his journey from chasing his dream in the wrestling business to battling addiction and how a personal encounter with Jesus Christ transformed his life The two discuss Jason's experiences in the independent wrestling scene memorable moments from his career and the impact of attending Man Camp with Nikita Koloff and Lex Luger Jason also asks Nikita thoughtful questions about humility prayer and the wrestlers he wishes [... more]

A caregiver reflects on the story of the paralytic lowered through the roof in Mark's Gospel, highlighting the faith and intentionality of the four friends who carried their friend to Jesus. They discuss how Jesus saw their faith and perceived the hearts of those around him, and how this story offers hope to caregivers who often feel unseen and unappreciated. [... more]

Mothers and fathers are to be the dominant spiritual influences in the life of their children. The job of the church is to train the parents to disciple the kids. Parents must take responsibility for shaping their children's faith, teaching them a Christian worldview, and setting boundaries to protect their spiritual well-being. [... more]

The story of Esther, a young Jewish woman, is one of courage in the face of uncertainty and a demonstration of God's sovereignty over all affairs of men and women, governments, and nations. Despite God's name not being mentioned in the book of Esther, the finger of God directs many minute events for the bringing about of his people's deliverance. Esther's story is vital to our faith as New Testament believers and understanding the truth that God is in control and achieves his purposes every time. [... more]

The Church of Jesus Christ is in a cosmic wrestling match against the rulers of darkness, but with the armor of God, believers can stand against satanic forces and put Satan under their feet. The armor consists of six pieces: the helmet of salvation, the shield of faith, the breastplate of righteousness, the belt of truth, the shoes of the gospel of peace, and the sword of the Spirit. Each piece plays a crucial role in protecting believers from spiritual attacks and enabling them to use their faith to overcome the enemy. [... more]

The Christian walk is full of disciplines that shape our faith from the inside out. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that we need the Holy Spirit more than ever in these last days to dominate our hearts and lives, refusing the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, and instead, sowing to the Spirit to reap everlasting life. [... more]

The spirit of Babylon is characterized by rebellion, pride, and self-reliance, but God's blessing comes through obedience, humility, and faith in Christ. The Bible teaches that salvation is received by grace, not works, and that God's way is the only path to true fulfillment and eternal life. [... more]

Growing up in the Faroe Islands, Brittany's Christian heritage and obedience to her parents set the stage for her faith journey. She shares her story of salvation, baptism, and growth in her Christian life, highlighting the importance of personal faith and responding to God's call. [... more]

The Bible emphasizes the importance of living a life of faith, with God's Spirit and empowering gifts guiding us through the battle of life. As Christians, we should focus on denying ungodliness and worldly lusts, living soberly, righteously, and godly in this present world, and looking forward to the glorious appearing of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Having a new believer in your life can have a reviving effect on you, as they discover truths for the first time and you can rediscover them. New believers need old believers, and old believers need new believers. The Great Commission is a call to make disciples of all nations, and it requires a lifelong commitment to be engaged in, but with the power of the Holy Spirit, we can overcome our fears and take risks for the kingdom of God. [... more]

Alastair Begg examines the Apostle John's letter to early church believers, revealing Jesus' triumph over sin, Satan, and death, and encouraging believers to remember the basics of their faith in the face of persecution and uncertainty. [... more]

Financial anxiety can weigh heavily on our hearts, but Jesus invites us to see reality differently, reminding us that our Father knows what we need and will care for us. He encourages us to look beyond our control and trust in His care, rather than relying on our own planning and striving. By releasing what we cannot control and seeking wisdom, we can find peace and security in God, rather than in our income or investments. [... more]

Believers are called to be the light of the world and the salt of the earth, standing against the forces of darkness and evil. Jesus Christ's teachings emphasize the importance of living a life of endurance and perseverance, bringing hope and flavor to a world consumed by sin and decay. [... more]

The story of the Passover and its significance in the Bible, highlighting the substitutionary death of Jesus Christ and the importance of faith, obedience, and salvation. [... more]

The concept of socialism is being increasingly romanticized in America, but its underlying principles are fundamentally incompatible with biblical teaching. The idea of egalitarianism, which seeks to equalize income and standard of living, is being shoehorned into the American mindset, but it ignores the reality of human nature and the importance of private property. The Bible teaches that work is a blessing and a responsibility, and that individuals should be free to pursue their own goals and ambitions without government control. In contrast, socialism seeks to control every aspect of life, including the economy, and to redistribute wealth through compulsory taxation. This approach has been tried before, with disastrous results, and it is essential that Americans understand the dangers of socialism and the importance of preserving our freedom and private property rights. [... more]

The story of Job explores how God can bring great blessings from the worst of circumstances. Job's trials surpass everyone else's, and he learns to trust in God when all the props are taken away. Satan's persistence and persuasion are revealed, and Job's wife advises him to curse God and die, but he rejects her suggestion and remains faithful. [... more]

The story of Samson, a flawed champion, serves as a warning about the dangers of sin and the importance of faith and forgiveness. Despite his many mistakes and failures, Samson ultimately finds redemption through God's grace and mercy, demonstrating that it's never too late to turn back to God and start anew. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various theological topics, including baptism, Mormonism, Calvinism, predestination, free will, election, and the importance of preaching and evangelism. He also addresses the issue of people struggling with sin and the concept of antinomianism. [... more]

David's sole objective was to destroy the enemy, a matter of survival, as he ran towards the giant Goliath with zeal and aggression. The army of God was at work behind the God-given champion, and David's victory was a dramatic one, with the Philistines fleeing in terror. David's actions were a contrast to Saul's, who had no intention of taking Goliath alive, and David's humility and faith were evident in his actions. [... more]

The Christian walk is full of disciplines, trials, and setbacks that God uses to shape our faith from the inside out. To be dominated by God means to be controlled by the Holy Spirit, and this is the ultimate goal for every believer. By refusing to let our flesh run the show and instead surrendering to God's will, we can find true living and spiritual strength. [... more]

The city of Babylon represents a spirit of rebellion against God, symbolizing man's organized rebellion against the divine. This spirit is characterized by pride, self-glory, and a desire to reach God through one's own efforts. In contrast, God's blessing comes through obedience, humility, and faith, as exemplified by the life of Abraham, who left his own town to follow God's call and experience spectacular blessing. [... more]

Carlos Aguilar, born in war-torn El Salvador, recounts his journey from gang life to joining the Marine Corps, and how his grandmother's passing prompted a major change in his life and destiny. [... more]

Believers in Christ have a profound hope that transcends death, as they will be raised in glorified bodies to be forever with God in heaven. This hope is a motivation to salvation, and the testimony of believers who have gone before us is a strong incentive to faith in Christ. The promise of a reunion with loved ones who have died is also a powerful motivator to live a life of faith, looking for a better resurrection. [... more]

Discipleship is a process of spiritual duplication where older believers give the younger an example to follow, a paradigm for success. It's a privilege we can take part in, a joy to see a new believer begin to grow. Recognizing the need for God, admitting sin, and believing in Jesus Christ are the first steps in establishing a relationship with God. [... more]

Cultivating contentment in a culture that constantly craves more is a learned behavior that requires trust and a deep understanding of one's financial status and the source of wealth. Jeff Mannion, teaching pastor of Ada Bible Church, shares his personal journey of learning contentment and the importance of generosity in breaking the grip of wealth on our lives. By focusing on what we already have and being fully alive to God and the people around us, we can navigate the challenges of prosperity and find true peace and joy. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God created the world good, but sin made it bad, and in Jesus, it's made new, and one day it'll be made perfect. This understanding of the storyline of the Bible gives Christians a distinct view of the world, emphasizing the kingship of Jesus and His role in redemption and the future. [... more]

Jesus teaches that people are valuable and lost, and that seeking them leads to finding and rejoicing. He emphasizes the importance of becoming seekers of lost men and women, and that finding them brings joy to both heaven and earth. [... more]

God hardens Pharaoh's heart, bringing ten plagues upon Egypt to confound their gods and prove His power. Moses and Aaron obey God, speaking to Pharaoh and performing miracles, but Pharaoh's stubbornness and pride lead him to refuse God's message. The plagues include the Nile turning to blood, frogs, lice, beetles, livestock death, boils, hail, locusts, and darkness, each confounding a key Egyptian god. Through it all, Moses' obedience and motivation to glorify God are highlighted, contrasting with Pharaoh's refusal to acknowledge God's word. [... more]

David Jeremiah explores the concept of trusting God in times of trouble, using Psalm 37 as a guide. He discusses the importance of delighting in the Lord, committing one's way to Him, resting in His presence, and waiting patiently for His timing. Jeremiah emphasizes that God is in control and that His timing is not bound by human schedules, encouraging listeners to trust in His sovereignty and goodness. [... more]

The Bible teaches that foolishness is a heart issue, a refusal to acknowledge and worship God. It leads to a path of corruption, abominable deeds, and ultimately, fear and terror. However, God is not repulsed by our foolishness and instead, wants to be with us, to save us from our sin and bring us back into relationship with Him. We can start over by surrendering every part of our life to God, confessing our sin and trusting in Christ as our Savior. [... more]

Professing Christians must examine their lives to ensure they have truly been born again and are not merely pretending to be followers of Christ. They must beware of an empty profession of faith, bitterness, sexual immorality, and irreverence, which can lead to spiritual defilement and ruin their churches and lives. [... more]

As followers of Jesus, the watchword isn't mine, but yours. Not self, but others. The entire section of 1 and 2 Peter deals with how we as believers live our lives on the stage of this world, and it could be that by the way we live our lives in all of those areas, we actually attract the unbelieving world to our testimony. The church ought to be the place where the walking wounded feel at home, people who are wounded and beat up by this world should be able to come because we revel in being tender-hearted with each other. [... more]

The concept of lordship is central to the Christian life, where believers surrender their lives to Jesus Christ, recognizing Him as their master and Lord. This understanding is rooted in the Bible, particularly in 1 Peter 3, where Peter teaches the church to thrive in a chaotic culture by living a life of obedience, loyalty, and rejection of the world. The lordship of Jesus Christ is not just a theoretical concept, but a lived reality that requires believers to die to themselves and their desires, and to live under the authority of Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that with God on our side, we are invincible, and Satan cannot win the battle for our minds or destinies. The term Sabbath is a majestic name for God, and Jesus Christ is the Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. He must win the battle, and with Him, we can overcome any obstacle. [... more]

Carter Conlon from Times Square Church shares a powerful message from Psalm 91, highlighting God's promise of protection and deliverance from evil. He explains how Satan fears the truth of Psalm 91, which gives believers confidence in God's keeping power and spiritual authority to overcome life's challenges. [... more]

Sharing the gospel with others can be a powerful way to deepen one's faith and bring others closer to God. According to Fred Hagee, author of 'Give Him Jesus', 95% of Christians have never led someone to Jesus, and he believes that with preparation and a willingness to share the gospel, anyone can become a soul winner. He emphasizes the importance of being prepared to give an account of one's hope and faith, and provides practical tips and tools for sharing the gospel with others. [... more]