Jonah's story serves as a timeless reminder that God's grace allows us complete freedom to disobey, but when we do, we must face and accept the consequences. Only then will God's grace bring calm and mercy to our lives. [... more]

Dr. Kerry McGonigal explores the transformative truths of God's grace and mercy, revealing how they can demolish our sense of entitlement and superiority, and lead us to a more sober and humble view of ourselves and others. [... more]

The Christian Worldview explores the story of Pastor Stephen Lawson's fall into sin and the importance of accountability and repentance in Christian ministry. The discussion highlights the dangers of sin and temptation, the need for a biblical worldview, and the power of God's grace and mercy in overcoming sin. [... more]

David's fall from greatness is a cautionary tale of the dangers of sin and the importance of spiritual vigilance. Despite his many successes, David's greatest failure came when he succumbed to lust and committed adultery with Bathsheba, the wife of Uriah the Hittite. This story highlights the universal struggle with temptation and the need for God's grace and mercy in times of weakness. [... more]

The feeling of loneliness can be very difficult to bear, but for the child of God, he is never alone. God has promised never to leave us, and His presence is always with us, even in the darkest of times. We can find peace and comfort in His sovereignty and unchanging purpose, and we can trust in His grace and mercy to guide us through life's challenges. [... more]

When God provided water in the desert, it was not because the people had whined and complained, but because he remembered his covenant with Abraham. This story foreshadows Jesus as the rock of salvation, who was struck with the rod of judgment to bring living water to those who thirst. The gospel is simple: ask and you will receive, speak to Jesus and he will give you what you want. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches the distinction between true faith and false faith, emphasizing that faith without deeds is dead and that good deeds are evidence of genuine saving faith. He explores the contrast between James and Paul's teachings, highlighting the importance of understanding the biblical concept of justification by faith and the role of deeds in demonstrating one's faith. [... more]