No one is beyond the reach of God, and He gives us the privilege of bringing the message of new life to people as we share Christ. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Jonah, who was given a second chance to preach to the city of Nineveh, and how this revival shows us that God loves to give second chances. We are called to proclaim the good news and tell people that there is a God who loves them, and to share the message of mercy and judgment. [... more]

Divine love guarantees our security, and nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. It's based on the lover, not the person loved, and it transcends all circumstances. We are more than conquerors through him who loved us, and our faith is not blind, but it's faith in God's promises. [... more]

The conversation revolves around the concept of Rededicate 250, a national event aimed at rededicating the United States to God, and its potential impact on revival in the nation. The discussion highlights the challenges of dedicating a nation to God, especially when half of the population is hostile to the idea. It also explores the role of the educational system, particularly in college, in leading people away from Christian mooring. The importance of proclaiming the gospel and making disciples is emphasized, and the need for Christians to be discerning about campus ministries and to prioritize joining a local Bible-teaching church is discussed. [... more]

Believers face two significant challenges: questioning the existence of heaven and fearing the world's reprisal for their faith. The writer to the Hebrew Christians emphasizes the importance of implicit faith in God's Word, which enables believers to grow from faith to faith and ultimately lead to a deeper persuasion of His promises. [... more]

Honoring mothers goes beyond words, it's a biblical mandate to care for them practically and intentionally, especially as they grow older. Understanding the value of a mother's work, which can't be measured in dollars, is essential to living a life of gratitude, service, and responsibility. Faith in Finance explores the importance of financial planning, budgeting, and investing, providing guidance on how to steward God's resources wisely and honor one's mother. [... more]

Vigo Olson, a brilliant medical student, and his wife Joan, initially agnostics, embark on a journey to disprove Christianity, but their study of the Bible and eyewitness accounts lead them to believe in the Creator God and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, ultimately leading them to give their lives to the Lord. [... more]

Honoring mothers is a biblical mandate, and their value can't be measured in dollars. Scripture calls us to honor them, and one way to do this is by expressing gratitude and speaking words of blessing over their lives. As mothers grow older, honoring them takes on a new shape, looking like care, practical, and intentional care. This is a biblical mandate, and Jesus addressed this directly in Mark 7:10-13. Honoring mothers is not just a holiday, but a way of living a life of gratitude, service, and responsibility. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the relationship between Israel and Christianity, with a focus on the gospel and the role of Jesus Christ. The speakers also touch on the end times, faith, and the importance of understanding the Bible. [... more]

When we're persuaded that God is able, it rethinks our suffering. Does our sacrifice need to be reactivated? We often complain about the little things, but true suffering is being persecuted for our faith. Let's rethink our perspective on suffering and understand that we have everything when we have God. [... more]

Navigating back to school expenses and tax holidays, listeners seek advice on financial decisions, biblical worldview, tax relief, and real estate options, including renting versus buying and viatical settlements. [... more]

No one is beyond the reach of God, and He loves to give second chances. The story of Jonah and the revival in Nineveh shows that even the most unlikely people can turn to God and experience a spiritual awakening. As Christians, we have the privilege of sharing the message of new life with others, and we can learn from Jonah's example of praying and preaching to reach the unreachable. [... more]

God's message of mercy and judgment is a powerful tool for revival, as seen in the story of Jonah and the people of Nineveh. By sharing the gospel and praying for others, we can bring people to Christ and experience spiritual awakening. Just as Jonah was given a second chance, God loves to give second chances to those who are willing to turn to Him. [... more]

Cynthia Tobias shares her expertise on parenting a strong-willed child, offering practical strategies for building a strong relationship, managing discipline, and navigating family dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of empathy, honesty, and respect in parenting, and how these qualities can help parents of strong-willed children build a stronger, more loving relationship with their child. [... more]

Raising strong-willed children requires a unique approach to discipline and communication. Cynthia Tobias, an expert on the subject, shares her insights on how to guide these children without losing control. By understanding their needs and adapting parenting style, parents can help their strong-willed kids develop into successful and responsible individuals. [... more]

The discussion revolves around biblical theology, specifically the topics of repentance, faith alone, and Calvinism. The host, Matt Slick, engages in a debate about the necessity of repentance for salvation, the sovereignty of God, and the concept of election. He also explores the idea of Satan's binding and the millennium, discussing the different views on these topics and their implications for Christian understanding. [... more]

As parents, it's easy to get caught up in trying to make our kids well-rounded, but this can lead to frustration and disappointment. Brandon and Annalyn Miller share their approach to parenting, which focuses on helping children play to their strengths and build confidence, competence, and creativity. By doing so, parents can create a culture of celebration and support, rather than competition and comparison. [... more]