God gives an extra measure of blessing for sacrificial giving, and even without money, you can give in various ways, such as volunteering time, donating skills and talents, or giving blood. You can also serve your church, community, and neighbors by visiting the elderly, helping with yard work, or offering to take them to church. Additionally, you can set up a ministry of sending cards and handwritten letters to those who need encouragement, donate unused items to Christian charities, or use your resources to help others in need. [... more]

God's order for the family and marriage is clear, and it's essential to understand the biblical worldview on these topics. The breakdown of the family has led to societal ills, and it's crucial to honor one's parents and maintain a monogamous relationship. Homosexuality is a sin, but it's not a definition of a person, and God can forgive anyone who turns from their sin. Abortion is a complex issue, but the Bible teaches that life begins at conception, and it's essential to consider the long-term repercussions of this decision. Ultimately, God wants to transform people and help them become new creations in Christ. [... more]

When responding to your pastor, it's essential to support them, imitate their faith, obey their authority, and pray for them. God chooses to use unlikely heroes, like pastors, to spread his message, and we should be grateful for their service and pray for their well-being. [... more]

The Bible teaches that happiness comes from walking the right way, thinking the right way, and being rooted the right way. This is achieved by meditating in God's word day and night, abiding in Christ, and producing spiritual fruit. The ungodly are like chaff scattered by the wind, while the righteous are like trees planted by rivers of water that bring forth fruit in their season. It's not too late to change and come to the Lord, and Jesus died on the cross for our sin so we could be forgiven and spend eternity with Him. [... more]

Jesus teaches the culture of heaven through the Sermon on the Mount, emphasizing the importance of being ambassadors for Christ, living with holy discernment, and practicing the golden rule. He warns against judgment and condemnation, and encourages believers to seek God's guidance through prayer and faith. Ultimately, Jesus calls believers to a relationship with Him, offering eternal salvation and a life of purpose and fulfillment. [... 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]

A biblical perspective on material possessions and their impact on our relationship with God. We explore the dangers of materialism and how it can hinder our peace and relationship with God, and discuss ways to avoid it by putting God first and being content with what we have. [... more]

Marriage is a holy covenant initiated by a vow and ratified by blood, an irrevocable commitment of unconditional love toward an imperfect person. It's a serious commitment that demands sacrifice, forgiveness, and unconditional love, with four radical implications: divorce is not an option, adultery is a serious covenant-breaking offense, sex before marriage is a violation of God's holy covenant, and same-sex relationships are forbidden. By understanding God's design, couples can work hard to strengthen their marriage and experience spiritual, soul, and physical oneness and intimacy. [... more]

God's design for marriage is a holy covenant that requires mutual submission, love, and sacrifice. He created marriage to solve the deepest emotional, spiritual, and physical needs of humans, and his goal is oneness and intimacy. This is achieved through spiritual intimacy with God, soul intimacy with one's partner, and physical intimacy. By following God's blueprint, couples can experience a deeper connection and a more fulfilling relationship. [... more]

The God of Peace brings inner peace by erasing internal noise and clamoring for identity, security, and purpose. This is achieved through faith and trust in God, who is the source of peace and guarantees it with his own life. The author of Hebrews prays for God's peace to rule in the hearts and minds of his people, and it is up to us to choose trust over complaint and let God's peace rule in our lives. [... more]

Certified Kingdom Advisors offer biblical financial advice to help individuals navigate financial uncertainty and make wise decisions with their money. They emphasize the importance of living below one's means, practicing open-handed generosity, and avoiding debt. In uncertain economic times, it's essential to focus on God's promises and principles, such as saving diligently for future needs and being content with what one has. By following these principles, individuals can build a strong financial foundation and withstand economic uncertainty. [... more]

The voice of God is powerful and full of majesty, breaking through in the lives of those who listen and move towards it. From the story of Lazarus, the four lepers, and the barren women, we learn that God's voice can bring miracles and change lives, and that we must choose to respond to it with faith and obedience. [... more]

Overcoming sinful financial attitudes such as envy and greed requires repentance, generosity, and a focus on gratitude. Building a financial legacy involves wise stewardship of resources, including real estate investing and charitable giving. Christian medical sharing plans can provide an alternative to traditional health insurance, and finding a trusted financial advisor is crucial for making informed decisions about one's financial future. [... more]

Financial teacher and author Ron Blue discusses the paradox of prosperity, which suggests that having more wealth may not necessarily lead to greater contentment. He emphasizes the importance of living within one's means, saving for retirement, and managing debt effectively. The hosts also take calls from listeners seeking advice on financial planning and debt management. [... more]

Feeling alone can be a painful experience, but the Bible promises that God will never leave us. He is our comfort, our courage, and our strength in times of trouble. His love is immutable, and He will never forsake us. We can trust in His promises and find contentment in His presence. [... more]

Feeling alone is a common experience, but God's promise to never leave us provides great consolation. We can have confidence in His promises, which are unlike those made by humans who often falter and fail. God's promises are rooted in His character as a holy and unchanging God, who has demonstrated His faithfulness throughout history. [... more]

Biblical grace is not just God going easy on us, but a gift that establishes our hearts, changes them, and unites us to fear His name. It is a never-ending, unchangeable gift that we receive through faith in Jesus Christ, and it is the foundation for our eternal security in Him. [... more]

The message explores the exclusivity and superiority of Jesus Christ as the priest before God, highlighting his unchanging character, the atonement he provides, and the city he builds. The author emphasizes that those who reject Jesus have no right to his sacrifice, and that only through faith in him can one find true salvation and establish a relationship with God. [... more]

The speaker, Dr. Steve Pettit, emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's promise to never leave or forsake us, as stated in Hebrews 13. He explains that this promise is not just a feeling, but a fact based on God's character and faithfulness. Through various examples and biblical references, Dr. Pettit shows how God has consistently kept his promise to his people throughout history, and how we can be confident in his presence and care. [... more]

The writer of Hebrews commands the people of God not to be enslaved to the love of money, encouraging them to live confidently and without fear, knowing that God will never leave or forsake them. This promise is rooted in God's character and promises, and is reinforced by the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ, which demonstrate God's faithfulness and love for his people. [... more]

The Bible teaches that our words have the power to either build up or tear down, and that controlling our tongues is a sign of spiritual maturity. We are encouraged to use our words to praise God, proclaim the gospel, and confess our sins, and to avoid gossip and backbiting. By dedicating our tongues to God's glory, we can become bridge builders, not bridge burners, and be known as people of love who elevate others. [... more]

Christmas is a time for joy and happiness, but for many, it can also be a time of sadness and loneliness. The Bible teaches us that God wants us to be happy and that we can find joy in giving, gratitude, and faith. By focusing on these principles, we can have a happy holiday season and bring joy to those around us. [... more]

Angels are real, actively involved in the life of the Christian, and serve as God's secret agents. They work undercover, doing God's work without drawing attention to themselves. Demons, on the other hand, are fallen angels that rebelled against God, following Satan, and are part of his world. The devil knows his days are numbered and is on a wild rampage trying to destroy as many lives as possible. Christians can overcome the devil by the blood of the lamb, the word of their testimony, and by gaining ground through proclaiming the gospel. [... more]

God's supernatural world coexists with our natural world, and angels are actively involved in the life of the follower of Jesus Christ. They work under cover, doing God's work without drawing attention to themselves. Angels can deliver us from difficult situations, stop us from making mistakes, and prompt us to take action. However, demons, which are fallen angels, are also real and seek to hinder the purposes of God and extend the power of Satan. The devil knows his days are numbered and is on a wild rampage, trying to destroy as many lives as possible. To overcome the devil, we must approach God on the basis of what Jesus has done for us, not on the basis of our own worthiness. We must also confess our sin, not just to God, but to agree with Him that sin is bad. By doing so, we can overcome the devil and gain ground in the spiritual battle. [... more]

Dr. Steve Pettit shares the importance of praising God from Hebrews 13, explaining that praise is a command of God, a sacrifice, and a natural response to discovering who God is. He discusses how praise affects believers, shifting their focus from self to God, increasing their awareness of God's presence, and making them more fruitful and useful for God. [... more]

Giving thanks to the Lord is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, as it brings joy, happiness, and a deeper understanding of God's sovereignty. In this podcast, Greg Laurie explores the importance of an attitude of gratitude, citing biblical examples of Job, Paul, and Silas, who gave thanks despite their circumstances. He emphasizes that thankful people are happy people and that giving thanks to God is a powerful testimony to a lost world. [... more]

Dr. Nathan Crockett explores the significance of Jesus Christ as the Son of Man, referencing Daniel 7 and the concept of God's sovereignty over all nations and empires. He discusses the eternal kingdom and the crucifixion, highlighting God's promise to raise the murdered Messiah from the dead. [... more]

The early church's model of community, worship, and evangelism is a powerful reminder of the importance of spiritual connection and growth. By focusing on the Word of God, loving one another, and serving each other, Christians can build strong relationships and a deeper understanding of their faith. As Jesus taught, 'where two or more are gathered in my name, I am there among them.' [... more]

Pastor Russ Andrews teaches on how to be a Christian without being religious, emphasizing the importance of endurance, love, and truth in the face of persecution and cultural pressure. He draws on Scripture, including Hebrews and Romans, to encourage men to live out their faith with authenticity and integrity. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Christian duty involves spiritual, moral, and ecclesiastical responsibilities, including submission to God's Word and Christian leaders. Leaders are to be watchmen, accountable, and teach the book, while followers are to obey and submit to their authority, exercising their Christian responsibility and biblical obedience. [... more]

Pastor Russ Andrews teaches how to be a Christian without being religious, emphasizing the importance of endurance, love, and truth in the face of persecution and cultural decay. [... more]

Praise is a command of God, a bursting forth of radiant light, and a sacrifice to Him. It affects a believer's focus, awareness of God, and fruitfulness, shifting their thinking away from themselves and allowing them to focus on God. Praise is a natural response to discovering who God is, and it's a process by which we deliver ourselves from being selfish. [... more]

A tender heart is a gift of God's grace, revealed in the removal of the stony heart and the implantation of a new heart, a heart of flesh. This heart is sensitive to God's word and is grieved by sin, both one's own and that of others. A tender heart yields to the direction of God's word, responding to its commands and promises with obedience and trust. [... more]