Benjamin Franklin's essay, Morals of Chess, teaches four key virtues: foresight, circumspection, caution, and perseverance, which speak to the game of chess and the political and moral responsibilities of the players. Franklin's lessons reflect the fragile yet boundless potential of America's founding principles, and his influence became essential to the American cause during the Revolutionary era. [... more]

The intersection of faith and culture is explored through discussions on the Super Bowl, politicization of culture, and the implications of gender dysphoria on adolescent mental health. The church's demographics and the importance of Christian creativity are also examined, as well as the complexities of adoption and its relationship to God's love for His children. [... more]

A recent court decision affirms the constitutional right of religious organizations to hire employees according to their faith, without government interference, in a significant victory for religious liberty and the ability of faith-based organizations to secure and protect their identity. [... more]

Modeling holy living for our children is key to experiencing God's best for their lives. By teaching them to saturate their minds with truth, encourage wise relationships, and ask God for discernment, we can help them develop a strong faith that will last a lifetime. However, we must also be mindful of the media's influence and teach them to discern good from evil, and to limit their exposure to unhealthy content. [... more]

A theology of holiness is rooted in the fear of the Lord, which is the beginning of wisdom. It's about wholeness and health, reflecting God's character. God's aim is to make us holy, to conform us to the image of His Son, and to give us the skill and knowledge to make excellent decisions. This requires a walk through a theology of holiness, including God's law and morals, which are for our protection and health. By living a holy life, we can have great joy and make wise decisions that bring us closer to God and others. [... more]

The Bible teaches that man was created in the image of God, with a moral and spiritual nature, and given dominion over the animals. In contrast, the New Age movement believes that man is just another animal, and that there are no moral distinctions between humans and animals. This sermon explores the differences between man and animals, and the importance of recognizing our spiritual nature and our role as stewards of the earth. [... more]

Dr. Michael Youssef emphasizes the importance of faithful witnessing through the power of the Holy Spirit, highlighting the resurrection of Jesus Christ as a fact of history and the key to bringing about permanent change in the world. He explains that our message is Jesus' person, His manifestation is our proof, His might is our promise, and His mission is our program. He also discusses the motivation for witnessing, which is the prospect of Jesus' return. [... more]

The increasing influence of Satan's agenda in modern culture and media is being felt by Christians, who are facing censorship, persecution, and the erosion of biblical morals. As the Prince of the Power of the Air exerts his authority, the lines between good and evil are becoming increasingly blurred, and the consequences are far-reaching. [... more]

The Prince of the Power of the Air, Satan, is exerting his authority over the media, leading to a decline in Christian values and an increase in spiritual warfare. The anti-Christian media is pushing an agenda that calls evil good and good evil, causing darkness to spread. Christians must be aware of this influence and stand strong in their faith. [... more]

The book of Proverbs warns against the dangers of associating with foolish people and situations, highlighting the importance of wise company and the consequences of bad morals. It emphasizes the need to fear God and look ahead to the future, rather than being envious of evil men or material success. The proverbs also caution against peer-pressured anarchism and the temptation to rebel against authority, encouraging believers to pursue personal holiness and soul-winning for Christ. [... more]

Building a strong parent-child relationship is crucial for a child's development, and parents can influence their child's heart to help them learn obedience and good decision-making skills. Dr. Randy Schrader discusses the importance of morals based on the Bible, character, and determination in raising a child, and how parents can avoid parenting extremes and build a strong internal character in their child. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's essay, Morals of Chess, combines his timeless wit, inherit competitiveness, and shrewd strategy to teach players four key virtues: foresight, circumspection, caution, and perseverance. These virtues speak as much to the game of chess as to the political and moral responsibilities of the players on and off the chessboard, reflecting the founding principles of the American Republic. [... more]

A sharp drop in Americans holding a biblical worldview has been revealed, with only 4% of adults and 6% of self-identified Christians aligning with God's word. This raises concerns about the influence of the world on Christian financial decisions, but it's essential to remember that faith transforms our worldview and informs our financial choices. [... more]

Samson, a man of incredible strength and potential, struggled with moral weaknesses and a lack of wisdom, yet God used him as a hero of faith. His story teaches valuable lessons about leadership, parenting, and the importance of living a life dedicated to God. [... more]

Benjamin Franklin's essay, Morals of Chess, combines his timeless wit, inherit competitiveness, and shrewd strategy to teach players four key virtues: foresight, circumspection, caution, and perseverance. These lessons speak as much to the game of chess as to the political and moral responsibilities of the players on and off the chessboard, reflecting the founding principles of the American Republic. [... more]

America is in a state of moral and spiritual decline, with families without foundations, pastors without principles, and government without God. The erosion of values has led to a culture of constant complaint, where everyone is a victim, and the successful are blamed for the failures of others. The nation's optimism and confidence in the future have been taxed, and the young are being deprived of emotional comfort and moral nurturing provided by the traditional family. A moral and spiritual revival is needed to bring back the glory to America. [... more]

When facing negative consequences for their faith, people often wonder if God is asleep at the wheel. However, the Bible teaches that persecution is a normal part of following Christ. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains three essential words to help prepare for the coming persecution and discusses the decline of Christian values in America. [... more]

Daniel's godly character was clearly established long before he was taken captive by the Babylonians, and his disciplined, prayerful lifestyle was the foundation of his enemy's plot, revealing his strength and commitment to his faith. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses the current state of American culture and morality, emphasizing the importance of upholding Christian values and sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ. He explains that while America's demise is inevitable, Christians can delay its decay by spreading the message of hope and salvation. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress shares how to stand firm in convictions while being soft and compassionate with people who oppose Christian values. He illustrates this through the story of Jesus' encounter with the Samaritan woman at the well, highlighting the importance of engaging with those who have opposing points of view, listening to their stories, distinguishing between major and minor issues, and reflecting the love of Jesus Christ. [... more]