The triune God cannot be contained by finite attributes, and the Second Commandment prohibited any attempt to represent God with any physical shape. Jesus Christ, the same Creator who spoke the worlds into existence, was made flesh to provide for the thrice holy God to be just and the justifier of him which believeth in Jesus. [... more]

We pray to a loving Father in heaven who wants to bless us, and we should always ask for His will to be done. The Lord's Prayer is a model for all prayer, and it's essential to pray for God's kingdom to come, our personal needs, and forgiveness. We should also pray for God to deliver us from temptation and evil. The Bible teaches us that prayer is a privilege for the child of God, and we should pray with intensity and perseverance, seeking God's will and guidance in our lives. [... more]

Jesus takes Peter back to the beginning, to the same sea, to another catchless night with a miraculous catch that triggers the realization of who Jesus is, and once again he will call these men to leave fishing and follow him. Jesus presses Peter to admit to his own weakness, to own his brokenness, and to confess out loud and name how very inadequate he is. Peter is set free from his egotistical self-reliance, and Jesus gives him another chance to be the guy he so desperately wanted to be, to lay down his life for Jesus. [... more]

The Beatitudes, as described in the Gospel of Matthew, outline the qualities of a Christian believer, including mourning over fallenness, manifesting meekness, and pursuing righteousness. Jesus' sermon emphasizes the importance of these attributes, promising comfort, inheritance of the earth, and possession of the kingdom of God to those who embody them. [... more]

Coach Mel Hankinson shares his life story, from his early days playing basketball to his journey of faith and becoming a coach who prioritizes Jesus Christ in his life and the lives of his players. He discusses the importance of love, encouragement, and organization in coaching, and how these principles can be applied to everyday life. [... more]

A former prisoner of war recounts his harrowing experiences and how a Billy Graham Crusade led to his conversion to Christianity, ultimately allowing him to forgive his tormentor and find peace. [... more]

Journalist Todd Starnes joins the Christian Worldview Radio Program to discuss the current events, including the war in Iran, the rise of Islam in Europe, and the impact of pride on leadership. He shares his insights on how to maintain a biblical worldview and the importance of humility in leadership. [... more]

A Christian worldview is essential to understanding the world and our place in it. The Bible teaches us about God's holiness and the importance of respecting that holiness. The concept of blasphemy is taken seriously in the Bible, and it's not just about disrespecting the Pope or other religious leaders. It's about appropriating God's glory onto ourselves or attributing to God something He did not say or do. A biblical worldview also helps us understand pain and suffering. Pain is a mercy because it alerts us to potential harm, and suffering can be a result of our choices and actions. By understanding the biblical story of creation and the fall, we can see that pain and suffering are not the result of a curse, but rather a consequence of our actions. [... more]

Jesus' encounter with a woman at a well in Samaria reveals his mission to save the lost and offer living water that satisfies the thirst of the soul. The woman's story illustrates the power of Jesus' love and forgiveness, transforming her life and making her a witness to others. [... more]

The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is the King of the universe, and as followers of Christ, we are called to surrender to His kingship and lordship in every area of our lives. This means presenting our bodies as living sacrifices, yielding control to God, and seeking to bring our lives into conformity to the way the Bible tells us we're supposed to live. By doing so, we can experience the blessings and honor of God, and become the kind of people He is excited to use and bless. [... more]

The gospel of salvation does not rest on feelings or teachings, but on proven facts of history, including Jesus Christ's bodily resurrection and ascension to heaven. [... more]

The Bible describes a seven-year period of intense chaos known as the Tribulation, during which the Antichrist will have free reign to unleash his evil power. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why he believes the groundwork for the tribulation is already in process, and explains God's master plan for the future, which was determined long before the creation of the world. [... more]

Life is filled with pain, sorrow, and the death of loved ones, but God loves us even when we suffer. Jesus' delay in responding to Mary and Martha's plea for help is an example of God's perfect timing, and we can trust in his plan, even when we don't understand it. Death is not the end, but a transition to the afterlife, and Jesus' promise that those who believe in him will never die is a source of hope and comfort. [... more]

God's greatest truths are discovered by simple faith, and this faith is demonstrated by belonging to Jesus, behaving in accordance with His teachings, and becoming like Him. As believers, we are called to submit to the truth of the Bible and to share the good news of Jesus Christ with others, as this is a logical deduction from the universal lordship of Jesus. [... more]

The study explores the concept of lawlessness, the man of sin, and the mystery of iniquity, referencing 2 Thessalonians and Revelation. It delves into the restraining power of the Holy Spirit, the emergence of the Antichrist, and the consequences of rejecting God's truth, ultimately leading to a time of great destruction and judgment. [... more]

The parable of the talents teaches that Christians are stewards of the gifts and abilities God has given them, and they must be productive and faithful in their use. The master's return will bring an accounting of how each servant has managed the talents entrusted to them, and those who have been faithful and productive will be rewarded, while those who have been lazy and unfaithful will be punished. [... more]

Jesus promised that Christians will face more hatred from the world in the last days, and Dr. David Jeremiah explores why this is happening and how believers should respond. He shares stories of Christians who have faced persecution, including Andrew Brunson and Kayla Mueller, and discusses the importance of standing up for one's faith and not being ashamed to identify as a Christian. [... more]

Stephen Jumper discusses his book 'Don't Cut the Grass on Sunday', a conversational approach to apologetics, and how to make Christianity accessible to non-believers. He explores topics such as evolution, creation, and the existence of Jesus, using biblical principles and scientific evidence to defend his faith. [... more]

Paul reflects on Jesus' eternal and immortal nature, praising him for his permanence, purity, and presence. He emphasizes the importance of faith and trust in Jesus, even when we can't see him. Paul shares his own story of conversion and the mercy he received from God, highlighting the theme of salvation and redemption. The message concludes with a reflection on Memorial Day, encouraging listeners to remember the sacrifices made for their freedom and to trust in the eternal and invisible God. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the similarities and differences between Islam and Judaism, with a focus on the concept of the Messiah and the role of God in both faiths. The speakers explore the importance of the Torah and the Bible, as well as the significance of figures such as Moses and Jesus in their respective traditions. [... more]