Teresa Ingram shares her powerful testimony of how she came to know Jesus, despite facing a difficult childhood and a painful divorce. She credits her friends and the body of Christ for helping her grow spiritually, and emphasizes the importance of prayer, intimacy with Jesus, and God's word in her life. Through her story, Teresa illustrates how God's goodness can be experienced even in the midst of trials and challenges. [... more]

The Bible positions itself as a life-giving document, imparting life and spiritual reality. Dr. Tony Evans explains that life is not merely existence, but a dynamic reality of God's presence within. He emphasizes the importance of a dynamic, meaningful relationship with God's Word to truly live, and how the absence of spiritual intimacy leads to death. [... more]

God's purpose is often hidden from us, but even in the midst of hardship and heartache, He is working towards redemption. We need to learn to trust Him and not be bitter, but instead be a blessing to others. The story of Ruth and Naomi teaches us about the importance of community, witness, and evangelism in our lives. [... more]

Apostle Paul's encounter with the Sanhedrin highlights the ordinariness of his extraordinary life. Despite being a mighty apostle, Paul was a mere man who struggled with his conscience and emotions. His reaction to being struck by the high priest Ananias raises questions about his character and the importance of a clear conscience in serving God. [... more]

David's approach to facing Goliath is not about wearing armor or using conventional tools, but about trusting in God's wisdom and using the tools he has given him, such as the sling and stones, to overcome the giant and demonstrate his faith and commitment to God's calling. [... more]

Lee Strobel shares his research on the supernatural, including angels, demons, and miracles, and how they relate to faith and the Bible. He discusses his book, Seeing the Supernatural, and how it explores the idea that the supernatural is still a part of our world today. [... more]

Lee Strobel discusses the supernatural realm, citing various examples of miracles, near-death experiences, and angelic visits, and how these phenomena can be evidence of God's presence and intervention in the world. [... more]

God's Word offers wisdom and reassurance in times of financial struggles. By understanding biblical principles, individuals can navigate financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. Faithful stewards manage God's resources wisely, recognizing that everything belongs to Him and that our purpose is to honor Him through our financial decisions. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie discusses the timing of God, using the story of Zechariah and the birth of John the Baptist to illustrate how God's plans unfold in His own time. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's timing and not getting frustrated when prayers seem unanswered. [... more]

The story of Peter's miraculous escape from prison, where he was rescued by an angel of the Lord, highlights the power of prayer and faith, even in the face of doubt and weakness. Peter's experience serves as a reminder that God hears and answers our prayers, and that we should pray with fervency and faith, rather than just going through the motions. [... more]

The life of William Cooper, an 18th-century hymn writer, demonstrates that personal frailties and struggles with mental illness do not signify the displeasure of God. His story shows that faith and the Gospel can bring hope and redemption, even in the midst of despair and depression. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares insights from the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 6, emphasizing the importance of faith and trust in God's sovereignty. He encourages listeners to put God first in their lives, seeking His kingdom and righteousness, and to find balance and peace in the midst of chaos. [... more]

When faced with financial struggles, it's essential to seek God's guidance and wisdom. By humbling ourselves and acknowledging God's sovereignty, we can find comfort and peace in the midst of hardship. In this episode, we explore the importance of living debt-free and managing our finances as stewards of God's resources. We also discuss the benefits of investing in tax-deferred environments and the importance of seeking wise counsel in financial decision-making. [... more]

Jesus continues to move through the lives of those who follow him, reaching people beyond reach, including the Samaritans, the Ethiopian Kingdom, and the African nations. The story of Cornelius, a Roman centurion, and his conversion to Christianity is a pivotal chapter in the Book of Acts, showcasing God's plan to reach the Gentiles and the means by which they come to him in his sovereign grace. [... more]

God's method to what may seem like madness is revealed through the story of Paul, a chosen instrument of God who suffered, was opposed, and was prepared for ministry over nearly two decades. This process is significant, as it shows that what God is doing in us is just as important as what He is doing through us. Understanding that we are chosen by God can bring comfort and empowerment, especially in times of opposition, delay, or suffering. [... more]

Handling financial disappointments requires a Godly approach, recognizing that unmet expectations can be an opportunity for growth and trust in God's plan. A biblical perspective on stewardship and debt management can provide guidance for navigating financial challenges, and seeking help from trusted resources such as credit counseling agencies can be a valuable step towards achieving financial freedom. [... more]

Uncertainty seems to be the name of the game these days, especially in the financial realm. Financial plans are up in the air for so many people, from home buying to career changes to retirement, and the end result is a lot of worry. According to Scripture, God's Word is a lamp to your feet and a light to your path, keeping you from stumbling and showing you the way forward. [... more]

Miracles seem to be everywhere, but could they be a form of demonic deception? Dr. Erwin Lutzer explores the topic of discernment regarding miracles, discussing the power of Christianity, biblical miracles, and the importance of understanding the true nature of miracles. [... more]

Discovering your spiritual gift is key to understanding God's will for your life. As members of the body of Christ, we are called to serve others and use our gifts to lift them up, not to boast or show off. God works in our lives through the spiritual gifts of others, and being part of the church is essential to experiencing His power and being spiritually healthy. [... more]

God punctuates history with healings, intruding into the human consequence of sin, and he intercepts with works of healing. Jesus performed miracles to authenticate His identity as the Messiah and to preview the coming age of health and healing. The gift of faith is a conviction that God wants to do a remarkable thing, and it's not just about faith, but also about the Holy Spirit's work in our lives. [... more]

Jesus teaches his disciples a lesson in humility as they prepare to feed a crowd of 15,000 people. Despite their initial inability to provide, Jesus uses a little boy's lunch to miraculously feed the crowd, demonstrating his power and provision. [... more]

The concept of submission and authority is explored through the lens of biblical teachings, highlighting the importance of interdependence between men and women in the body of Christ. The discussion delves into the role of women in worship, the significance of head coverings, and the cultural context of 1st century Corinth. [... more]

When a Christian is married to an unbeliever, the believer's faith can have a sanctifying influence on the unbeliever, making them holy and bringing them closer to God. This concept is rooted in the Bible and can be seen in the lives of individuals such as Joseph, Job, and the household of Laban. The presence of one believer in a household can bring blessings and blessings to the entire family, even if the unbeliever does not become a believer themselves. [... more]

The church has the authority to settle disputes between its members, and taking these disputes to secular courts can be a sign of unfaith and allow dirty laundry to be aired before the unbelieving world. The saints will judge the world and have authority over the nations in the kingdom age, where they will rule with Jesus Christ and have a role in judging evil angels. [... more]

God uses ordinary people to achieve extraordinary things, and His ways are often counterintuitive to human wisdom. Paul's message in 1 Corinthians emphasizes the importance of humility and the foolishness of the cross, which is the power of God and the wisdom of God. [... more]

God empowers believers with unique spiritual gifts to shine Jesus' light in the world. Understanding how to operate in these gifts and discover God's will requires a practical approach to Bible study, critical thinking, and a willingness to serve others. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Israel's history points to God's existence and sovereignty, with a future plan for the nation's restoration. The temporary blindness of Israel is a benefit to Gentile believers, but God has made a promise to the fathers, Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, to restore Israel to its God through the tribulation period. The rapture of the church will occur when the full number of Gentiles comes to faith in Christ, and the tribulation period will be followed by Israel's restoration and the millennial kingdom. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains God's plan of salvation, highlighting the importance of being born again through the Word of truth, the gospel, and faith. He emphasizes that salvation is a gift from God, not something earned, and that the Word of truth transforms our lives and enables spiritual growth. [... more]

The passage in Romans 8:28 is often misunderstood as a blanket promise that all things work together for good, but it has a crucial restriction: it only applies to those who love God and are called according to His purpose. For those who do not love God, every good thing that happens to them is ultimately a bad thing, as it hardens their heart and increases their hostility towards God. The concept of divine providence is explored, highlighting the importance of gratitude and the consequences of ingratitude, which can lead to the accumulation of wrath against the day of judgment. [... more]

God's method to what might look like madness is revealed through the story of Paul's life, showing that being chosen by God is not just about a task, but about a personal relationship with Him, and that suffering, hope, and faith are essential in our walk with God. [... more]

Joseph's story in the Bible is a powerful example of God's providence and forgiveness. Despite being mistreated by his brothers, Joseph chooses to forgive them and shows them kindness, demonstrating the transformative power of trusting in God's sovereignty. [... more]