Dr. David Jeremiah explores the book of Ecclesiastes, discussing the problems of faulty justice, fierce oppression, financial rivalry, fractured relationships, and fickle popularity, and how they can be overcome by trusting in God's sovereignty and wisdom. [... more]

Solomon in the book of Ecclesiastes deals with questions that don't make sense, and how to get answers to them. He examines the danger of trying to make God fit our own ideas about justice, fairness, and the world. He discusses the problem of faulty justice, where the guilty go free and the innocent suffer, and how God's judgment will prevail, even if it's not seen in this life. [... more]

Solomon's writings in Ecclesiastes illustrate the importance of common sense and the dangers of folly, emphasizing that a person's heart perspective and direction in life are crucial in determining their path, and that God's wisdom is the key to making wise decisions and avoiding the pitfalls of foolishness. [... more]

The concept of chance is a myth that has become a scientific law, obscuring reality and making God an anachronism. It serves as a substitute for creation, and its existence creates an unbridgeable chasm between science and theology. The idea of chance is not a power to do something, but rather nothing, and it cannot explain the origin of the universe. [... more]

The Philadelphia Eagles are facing off against the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFC Championship, with the Eagles' defense looking strong thanks to the addition of Jalen Carter and other key players. Meanwhile, the Eagles' offense has been boosted by the addition of Saquon Barkley, who has made a huge impact on the team's success. Coach Nick Sirianni has also made changes to his approach, letting Kellen Moore run the offense and focusing on the team's overall strategy. [... more]

Dr. Abbadon Shah discusses the book 'The Widening of God's Mercy' by Richard Hayes and his son, which argues that God's view on homosexuality has changed over time, citing the Old Testament's supposedly strict laws and the New Testament's more inclusive message. Dr. Shah critiques this view, arguing that it misinterprets scripture and relies on reason and experience rather than biblical evidence. [... more]

The cross of Christ serves as a moral compass in a world of moral relativism, guiding individuals to take care of their sins of the flesh and spirit, and to seek purification and justification through faith in Jesus Christ. The apostle Paul emphasizes the importance of living a life of righteousness, and warns against the dangers of judging others while failing to address one's own sin. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, individuals can be washed, sanctified, and justified, and become a beacon of hope in a world that often seeks to ignore or suppress guilt and shame. [... more]

The concept of chance is a mental construct that refers to mathematical possibilities, but it has no being or power. Attributing the creation of the universe to chance is a myth that undermines the existence of God, and it's a nonsense statement that lacks scientific validity. [... more]

High levels of confidence in retirement prospects mask a disconnect between worker optimism and actual preparedness, with nearly 70% of workers feeling confident but many lacking adequate savings, and nearly two-thirds of workers acknowledging debt as a problem. Experts recommend running the numbers on retirement, planning to retire mortgages, and considering a biblical approach to retirement that prioritizes service and contribution, rather than a life of leisure. [... more]

Many people are confident about their retirement prospects, but a disconnect between worker optimism and actual preparedness exists. Inflation and potential changes to the American retirement system are top concerns. Workers can learn from today's retirees, who often retire earlier than planned due to health issues or changes at work. Building a realistic retirement plan and communicating with spouses about financial goals are essential steps towards a comfortable retirement. [... more]

Is heaven very different from our life here on earth Or will we spend all of eternity playing harps sitting on clouds and just hanging out Chip shares how your view of heaven matters And when you see heaven for what it really is it will change how you live each day on earth Main PointsWhy Study Heaven Our misconceptions are crippling us We rsquo re commanded to do so - Colossians - A faulty view of heaven destines us to a wasted life on earth - John - An Accurate View of Heaven Provides hellip Perspective in times of [... more]

Ever stop and wonder what heaven will be like What comes up on your mental screen Clouds Some kind of mystical place where all people do is sing and have really long church services Well that isn't even close Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram Chip explores what the Bible says about heaven and why it will change how you live today Main PointsWhy Study Heaven Our misconceptions are crippling us We rsquo re commanded to do so - Colossians - A faulty view of heaven destines us to a wasted life on earth - John - [... more]

A biblical account of King David's attempt to deal with the consequences of Saul's sin, highlighting the inadequacy of human justice and the need for God's intervention, ultimately pointing to the atonement of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Mistakes are a natural part of life, resulting from faulty judgment, inadequate knowledge, or inattention. Teaching others can be a powerful way to learn and grow, especially when it comes to spiritual growth and personal development. [... more]

The concept of chance creation is examined through a logical lens, revealing it to be absurd. The ontological status of chance is discussed, and it's argued that chance has no being and therefore no power. The idea of God's self-existence is also explored, and it's considered whether it's contradictory. [... more]

Jesus faced ultimate stress and loneliness in the Garden of Gethsemane, but he showed us how to prepare for extreme challenges by following his example. He knew the future, but he didn't want to drink the cup of God's wrath, and he asked his disciples to stay with him in his time of need. [... more]

Great minds can come to differing conclusions about significant issues due to logical leaps and errors in deduction. Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the psychology of atheism, discussing formal errors in reasoning, such as equivocation, and factual errors, including empirical mistakes and the limitations of human perception. [... more]

Caregivers often face flawed boundaries in loved ones, particularly those struggling with addiction or impairment issues. Confronting these disputes requires wisdom and understanding of the consequences of behaviors. Meanwhile, millions of Christians worldwide lack access to Bibles, hindering their growth in faith. [... more]

The concept of chance is a modern myth that has become a substitute for creation, obscuring reality and undermining the doctrine of creation. Dr. R.C. Sproul argues that chance is not a thing, but rather a mathematical concept that cannot do anything, and that the idea of chance coexisting with a sovereign God is mutually exclusive. [... more]

Alistair Begg unpacks three words to help center our thinking on Jesus so we can remember the crux of Christmas, focusing on the Bible's explanation of God's plans and purposes, and how Christmas is not just about the kids, but about the love of God in Jesus. [... more]