The Lord Jesus had a physical need for a donkey colt to ride on during his triumphal entry into Jerusalem, fulfilling a prophecy spoken four centuries earlier. This event marked a turning point in his journey, as the people rejoiced and cried out 'Hosanna' but would soon turn against him. The Passion Week would eventually give way to the glorious resurrection of Jesus and everlasting life. [... more]

The birth of Christ is intricately connected with the ministry of angels, particularly Gabriel, who delivers crucial messages to key figures in the Christmas story, including Zacharias and Elizabeth, setting in motion the events that will lead to the birth of John the Baptist and ultimately the Messiah. [... more]

A Christian radio host shares his experiences and insights on surviving terror attacks, both physical and spiritual, and the importance of prayer and understanding God's favor and grace in the face of adversity, particularly in the context of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the city of Jerusalem. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the importance of discovering and using spiritual gifts to glorify God, edify the saints, and evangelize the world. He shares the story of Charlie Kirk, a young Christian leader who was tragically assassinated, and how his life and death impacted others. Laurie emphasizes the need for Christians to be courageous and bold in their faith, and to use their gifts to spread the gospel and bring people to Christ. [... more]

Rachel Kerr-Schneider shares her journey with Jesus, John, and ALS, discussing the brutal nature of the disease and her husband's three-year decline. She also talks about the connection between neurodegenerative diseases and research, and the importance of hope and love in the face of adversity. Meanwhile, Rabbi Chaim Eisen shares prophecies from the Hebrew Bible, including Leviticus 26, which describes the desolation of the land of Israel when its people are not in the land. He also discusses the growth of Jerusalem, despite its desolate surroundings, and the prophecies of Zechariah, which describe a Jerusalem without walls, bursting with multitudes and prosperity. [... more]

The life and teachings of Jesus Christ have inspired people to do good in the world, with empirical evidence showing the profound impact on culture, science, and human welfare. From the Scientific Revolution to the Industrial Revolution, Christians have made significant contributions to society, and their faith has shaped the world for good. [... more]

The story of Mary Mose, a young woman who risked her life to care for the injured and sick after a devastating tornado in Rochester, Minnesota, serves as a testament to the power of living out the teachings of Jesus. Her vision for a hospital where the poor could receive healthcare led to the creation of the Mayo Clinic, one of the top hospitals in the world. This is just one example of how ordinary people who believe in Jesus can make a profound impact on the world, from the founding of top universities to the abolition of slavery. [... more]

Jesus Christ stood before Pontius Pilate, a Roman appointed prefect governor of Judea, who was faced with the decision to release an innocent man or appease the crowd. Pilate's actions demonstrate the consequences of compromising truth and the importance of making a decision regarding Jesus' claims. The story of Pontius Pilate and Jesus serves as a reminder of the need to stand for truth and the consequences of failing to do so. [... more]

Examining current events in the light of God's prophetic word, we discuss the Ukraine-Russia war, the Israel-Palestine conflict, and the potential for World War III. We also explore the role of Bible prophecy in understanding the end times and the rapture, as well as the implications of the two-state solution in the Middle East. Additionally, we examine the current state of the Roman Catholic Church and the legacy of Pope Francis, and discuss the importance of studying the Bible to understand God's plan for the world. [... more]

Aligning your giving with God's heart involves understanding the geography of giving, the causes that God cares about, and developing a giving strategy that reflects your values and priorities. [... more]

Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor of Judea, is under pressure from the Jewish leaders to crucify Jesus Christ, whom they see as a threat to Caesar's authority. Meanwhile, Jesus is being prepared for execution, and the Roman soldiers are tasked with carrying out the sentence. As Jesus hangs on the cross, the Jewish leaders and the Roman soldiers are engaged in a complex dance of power and politics, all while the fate of Jesus and the future of the Roman Empire hang in the balance. [... more]

Pontius Pilate, the Roman governor, is faced with a dilemma as he tries to decide the fate of Jesus Christ, who has been accused of blasphemy. Meanwhile, the Jewish leaders are trying to convince Pilate to crucify Jesus, while also showing their loyalty to Caesar. As the story unfolds, Pilate's past mistakes come back to haunt him, and he is forced to make a difficult decision that will have far-reaching consequences. [... more]

Financial anxiety is not about the size of your bank account, but the condition of your heart. Jesus's teachings can help you find peace and manage your finances wisely, balancing giving, generosity, and long-term planning. [... more]

The birth of Jesus has an economic backdrop that foreshadows his ultimate purpose and death. Mary's economic philosophy, as expressed in the Magnificat, reflects a reversal of the aristocracy and the humble inheriting the earth. The birth of Jesus threatens the ruling temple class in Jerusalem, highlighting the conflict between two kingdoms and two economic models. [... more]

Jesus' brothers suggest He go to Jerusalem to prove His Messiahship, but He refuses, citing His perfect timing and the world's hatred for Him. Jesus' response highlights the importance of not following ungodly counsel and the need to trust in God's timing. [... more]

Jesus walked in Galilee, not Judea, because the Jews sought to kill him. This verse reveals Jesus' perfect timing and sovereignty, as he moves according to his Father's timetable. His life and ministry are a testament to God's plan and will, ultimately leading to his death and resurrection. [... more]

Paul the Apostle defends himself against charges brought by the Jewish council in Caesarea, citing his worship in the temple and his hope in God's resurrection of the dead. He emphasizes his commitment to the law and prophets, and his faith in Christ, which he believes will bring him righteousness and not rigor mortis. [... more]

Paul's Roman citizenship is used to his advantage as he is rescued from a Jewish mob and taken to Caesarea to stand trial before Governor Felix. Meanwhile, the Lord's providence is evident in Paul's life, guiding him through times of crisis and leading him to Rome. [... more]

Anxiety disorders are a common mental illness in the US, affecting nearly a third of adults. Jesus talks about anxiety in the Bible, exhorting us to have greater faith and seek God's kingdom first. Financial planning is essential, but not with leisure as the end goal. We must prioritize God's purpose and provision, and not be controlled by the world's love of money. [... more]

David Wills, President Emeritus of the National Christian Foundation, discusses the importance of considering God's passions when deciding where to give, and provides a framework for thinking about giving in light of Scripture. [... more]