Pastor Greg Laurie explores the life of Noah, a man of great faith who lived in the days before the great flood. Despite his flaws, Noah's story teaches us about the importance of reverence for God, the power of faith, and the need to finish the race well. We also learn about the dangers of spiritual complacency and the importance of seeking forgiveness and restoration through Jesus Christ. [... more]

God the Father answers the request of God the Son and grants salvation to a repentant sinner, adopting him into his family. The same spirit that raised up Christ grants the spiritually dead sinner new life and declares him to be born of God. [... more]

David's life is a model for biblical forgiveness, showing how to keep short accounts and forgive others, even when they don't deserve it. He faced betrayal from his father-in-law and son, but chose to forgive and trust in God's plan. The Bible teaches that forgiveness is not for the person who wronged us, but for our own peace of mind and to live at peace with all men. [... more]

The importance of a grounded spiritual walk and the role of the Holy Spirit in overcoming suffering and finding purpose in adversity. Dr. Abbadon Shah discusses the significance of Romans and how it helps Christians understand their faith and spiritual journey, emphasizing the need for a deeper understanding of God's word and the importance of living a life that honors God. [... more]

Jesus Christ teaches that true faith starts in the heart, not in outward rituals or appearances. He explains to Nicodemus that being born again is necessary for salvation, and that this spiritual birth cannot occur until the Messiah experiences death. Jesus emphasizes that true Christianity focuses on the condition of the heart, transforming everything beginning with the heart, rather than just changing appearances like religion. [... more]

The struggle between the flesh and the spirit is a fundamental aspect of the Christian life, as Pastor Rick Gaston explains in his teaching on Romans Chapter 7. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the Bible and the role of grace in overcoming sin, and encourages listeners to persevere in their faith despite the challenges they may face. [... more]

The struggle between the spirit and the flesh is a fundamental aspect of the Christian experience. The flesh is prone to sin, while the spirit desires to do good. This internal conflict is a result of the human condition, and it requires the power of grace to overcome. Christians must recognize their own weakness and seek to live according to the will of God, who desires to transform their minds and hearts. [... more]

The Bible reveals the struggle between the spiritual and carnal nature of humans, with the Christian being in a constant battle against sin. Paul's words in Romans chapter 7 highlight the reality of unwanted desires and the need for deliverance from sin. The Christian's goal is to be free from the influence of sin, but this is a lifelong process that requires prayer, self-awareness, and a reliance on God's grace. [... more]

David, the future king of Israel, faced betrayal and opposition from fellow believers, including his father-in-law King Saul and his own son Absalom. Despite these challenges, David remained a man after God's own heart, exemplifying forgiveness and trust in God's plan. [... more]

The Roman Catholic Church teaches that justification is achieved through the sacrament of baptism, which infuses the righteousness of Christ into the soul, and that faith is a necessary condition for justification, but not a sufficient one. Protestants, on the other hand, believe in justification by faith alone, without the need for works or sacraments. The two views are in stark contrast, with the Catholic view emphasizing the importance of cooperation with infused grace and the Protestant view emphasizing the sufficiency of faith for salvation. [... more]

Elijah's life was marked by great victories, but also by times of depression and vulnerability. He faced a deep, dark cave of sorts, where he felt isolated, hurting, and depressed. Just like Elijah, we can feel overwhelmed and struggle with our emotions. However, we can learn from his story and the practical principles he applied to deal with depression. By surrounding ourselves with friends, focusing on the practical, and seeking perspective from God's Word, we can overcome our struggles and find hope in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Kaitlyn Clark becomes the all-time leading scorer in women's college basketball history, scoring 49 points and leading Iowa to a 103-87 win over Michigan. The incident in Kansas City, where a shooting occurred during the Chiefs' parade, is also discussed, highlighting the importance of humanity and people coming together to help others. [... more]

Believers can get depressed, and it's not uncommon for people of faith to experience emotional struggles. Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical principles from the life of Elijah, a great prophet who faced depression and found recovery through his faith. He emphasizes the importance of not isolating oneself when feeling down, focusing on the practical aspects of life, and seeking perspective from God's Word. Ultimately, Pastor Greg encourages listeners to turn to Jesus Christ for help and guidance in times of struggle. [... more]

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The Tar Heels are expected to play better than they did a week ago, motivated by their matchup against Minnesota, a concerning opponent after last week's double overtime thriller. Meanwhile, the Vikings are struggling with real problems, including turnovers and a lack of running game, making it unlikely they'll win the NFC North this year. In other news, Travis Kelsey and Taylor Swift have been spotted together, sparking rumors of a potential relationship, and Wake Forest is facing a tough road game against Old Dominion, which could be a turning point in their season. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Noah, highlighting his great reverence for God, his ability to walk with God despite societal pressures, and his unwavering obedience to God's commands, even in the face of uncertainty and danger. The story of Noah serves as a reminder to prioritize our relationship with God and to trust in His plan, even when faced with temptation and sin. [... more]

A family shares their experiences and insights about the life and legacy of their father, a devoted husband and father who lived out his faith in Christ, and how they are navigating his passing and caring for their mother in her time of need. [... more]

Today Nikita speaks with Kevin Sorbo about his new book Listen as he shares his passion and God's providence [... more]

George Washington's transformation from a young man driven by greed and a desire for wealth to a selfless leader who prioritized the nation's interests over his own ambitions is a remarkable story of personal growth and legacy. His experiences as commander-in-chief of the Continental Army and his relationships with African American soldiers and his officers played a significant role in shaping his character and ultimately leading to his decision to free his slaves and resign from office. Washington's humility and willingness to change his approach to warfare, from offense to defense, were key factors in the American victory in the Revolutionary War. [... more]

George Washington's transformation from a greedy young man to a generous, patriotic, self-sacrificing old man is a remarkable story. His experiences in the Revolutionary War, particularly his adoption of the Continental Army as his children, helped shape his character and values. Washington's military strategy, initially focused on offense, evolved to prioritize defense, making him a more effective commander. His humility and restraint ultimately contributed to the American victory in the Revolutionary War. [... more]