Jesus' compassion is made real as he interacts with those in need, showing that he cares about people and their struggles, and that he is willing to touch and heal even the most marginalized and outcast individuals. He validates and exalts those who come to him, calling them daughters of God and forgiving their sins, and he empowers his followers to continue his work of showing compassion and distributing his grace to a world that has lost its way. [... more]

The story of Jesus' Incarnation is a remarkable tale of God becoming man to pay for humanity's sin. Jesus, as the Redeemer, humbled himself by taking on a human nature and living as a servant, while retaining all attributes of God. His death on the cross was a substitutionary death, where he took on the sins of humanity and became legally guilty, allowing us to be welcomed into heaven through his merit. [... more]

The psalmist's heart stands in awe of God's Word, which is far more than written text, but the very God-breathed words that will ultimately judge the world. Love for the Word of God brings praise, peace, and a stable hope for salvation, leading to open obedience to God's commandments. [... more]

Pam Farrell shares her incredible near-death experience, describing a glimpse of God's glory and the beauty of heaven. John Burke, author of Imagine Heaven, joins the conversation, discussing the commonalities of near-death experiences and the spiritual connection to the afterlife. [... more]

Jesus Christ is revealed as a servant in the book of Isaiah, demonstrating his meek and mild nature, serving gently and effectively, and bringing justice and light to the world. His servanthood is a key aspect of his character and mission, and is a reminder of the importance of humility and obedience to God. [... more]

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]

The Bible reveals God's power, immensity, and nature through creation, but it's the Word of God that teaches us about God's relationship with us, His trustworthiness, and how to live a life of faith and purpose. [... more]

A Florida man is arrested for chasing juveniles with a fillet knife, while a Sarasota couple is accused of child neglect and caught drinking beer under a tent. A woman is charged with DUI after driving the wrong way on the interstate, and a Florida man is taken into custody for threatening to shoot his roommate with a crossbow. Meanwhile, a women's sports activist is berated by a man at a USA cycling event, and a mayor in Dearborn, Michigan, tells a Christian resident to leave the city. The podcast also discusses the dangers of identity theft and the importance of protecting personal information. [... more]

An ABC reporter describes the text messages between Charlie Kirk's scumbag killer and his trans roommate as very touching in a way that I think many of us didn't expect and then DOUBLED DOWN on his glowing descriptions Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco discovers the inverted liberal mind disease at his son's basketball game when they start counting backwards Josh Hammer from Newsweek joins us to debunk the conspiracy theory peddled by Candace Owens and others that there was a pro-Israel intervention while at a private August retreat hosted by Charlie Kirk Montel Williams on CNN Thunderdome says the suspect in the [... more]

Pam Farrell shares her incredible near-death experience, where she saw the gates of heaven, angels, and Jesus' presence. John Burke discusses the Christian perspective on near-death experiences, citing scriptural references and commonalities among experiences. They explore the spiritual connection and God's reality, highlighting the love and peace that people experience in heaven. [... more]

Exploring the greatness of God through various descriptions, including His faithfulness, love, and immutability, and how these attributes bring hope and meaning to our lives. [... more]

The Bible describes heaven as a holy city with pearly gates, streets of gold, and a tree of life. It's a place where people will live in resurrection bodies, free from sin and corruption. The city is enormous, with dimensions that defy human understanding, and is entered through 12 gates, each made of a single pearl. The walls of the city are made of jasper and gold, and the streets are paved with gold that shines like transparent glass. The city is also home to a river of life and a tree that bears 12 different kinds of fruit, which will be available for the inhabitants to eat. Only those who put their trust in Jesus Christ as their personal Savior will be able to enter the city, and it's a place where people will live in holiness and joy, forever. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman shares ideas for reconciliation between husbands and wives or parents and children, emphasizing the importance of tearing down walls of bitterness and resentment by extending forgiveness and confessing failures to God and the person wronged. [... more]

Tearing down walls in relationships requires acknowledging and confessing one's own failures and sins, rather than blaming others. By seeking God's forgiveness and confessing to the person harmed, individuals can begin to rebuild relationships and improve mental health. [... more]

The world is racing after its own desires, defying God and living in shame, with a condemnation that is settled and a future of destruction. Paul weeps for the unbelieving world, describing them as sensual, shameful, and short-sighted, with a focus on earthly things and a lack of understanding of the gospel. [... more]

God brings his salvation to a people who are not crying out in repentance, who have no talents or gifts or righteousness to distinguish them from other people and a people with no hope and no future and no prospects in themselves. God does not love the lovely. God makes lovely those he loves. He does not save the strong. He makes strong those he saves. He does not choose the righteous because there are no righteous. He makes righteous those that he chooses. [... more]

The Antichrist is a mysterious figure who will captivate the world and rise to global power, according to biblical prophecy. He will be a leader who will bring a false sense of peace to Israel, but ultimately lead to devastation and destruction. The Antichrist is described as a beast with ten horns and seven heads, representing a coalition of ten kings and the culmination of the seven empires that have ruled the known world. [... more]

The New Testament describes heaven as a place where God's presence is with his people, and there is no more suffering, death, or pain. The city of God, the New Jerusalem, comes from heaven and is a perfect cube, with streets of gold and gates of pearls. The city is inhabited by 144,000 people, and there is no need for a temple because God's presence is visible to his people. The city is illuminated by the glory of God and Christ, and there is no night or curse. The ultimate joy of heaven is the beatific vision, the experience of looking directly into the unveiled face of God. [... more]

Great Christians understand God's unconditional love, embracing His relational economy and trusting His eternal goodness. They recognize God's sovereign ownership, making sacrifices not for personal gain but as a privilege. This leads to a deeper relationship with God, resulting in greater love, sacrifice, and devotion. [... more]

Great Christians make great sacrifices, and it's a habit that may be scary to some but is essential to a healthy relationship with God. Sacrifice is the act of giving up something valued for the sake of something more important, and it's a way of expressing love and devotion. Jesus teaches that sacrifice is a requirement for being his follower, and it demands absolute supremacy in our hearts. He also teaches that love and sacrifice are interchangeable, and that when we die to our selfishness, we end up with great relationships and a deeper connection with God. [... more]