Paul's teachings on Titus emphasize the importance of self-sacrifice, purity, and modesty in Christian marriage and motherhood, challenging cultural norms and encouraging women to prioritize their relationships and faith over personal desires and expectations. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the difference between self-righteousness and the righteousness that comes as a gift from God, and how to put on the breastplate of righteousness to protect ourselves from Satan's attacks. He discusses the importance of obedience and how it is key in protecting us from the consequences of Satan's attacks. [... more]

A.W. Tozer's life and ministry were marked by a passion for God's glory and a call to spiritual reformation. He believed that the church must have a transforming vision of God, not a utilitarian God who brings success, but the majestic God who sits upon the circle of the earth. Tozer's preaching and writing emphasized the importance of genuine exposition of Scripture, moral reform, and the exaltation of Jesus Christ. [... more]

NFL quarterback Kirk Cousins shares his journey of generosity and the role of faith in managing finances, emphasizing the importance of trusting God and seeking wise counsel in making financial decisions. [... more]

Investing can be a spiritual practice that aligns our portfolios and hearts with God's purposes. By adopting spiritual disciplines like gratitude, review, and repentance, investors can move from just analysis to discernment and invite God into their financial decisions. [... more]

The Bible teaches that followers of Christ should pursue a reputation of gentleness, even when faced with difficult circumstances. This means being willing to yield to others, being courteous, and putting up with abuse. The Lord is near, and His presence should motivate us to respond with patience, kindness, and compassion. By living out these qualities, Christians can demonstrate the grace of God and advance the gospel in everyday interactions. [... more]

Love is patient and kind, exercising long-suffering patience with people and demonstrating kindness, even in the face of unloving acts. This is the surprising snapshot of agape, the kind of love that is patient toward the irritable and kind to the unloving, and it requires a relationship with the Holy Spirit and the willingness to suffer. [... more]

The tithe, a long-standing practice in Christian stewardship, is often misunderstood and tied to guilt or division. John Cortinez, Director of Grantmaking at the McClellan Foundation, takes a fresh look at the ancient practice, examining the Old and New Testament references to the tithe and identifying five key principles that can inform giving today. He emphasizes the importance of giving to Christ as priest and king, giving faithfully to the local church, celebrating God's goodness, caring for the poor, and recognizing 10% as an ancient benchmark. [... more]

God's command to live in harmony with one another is non-negotiable, and unity is essential for the body of Christ. Conflict is normal and unavoidable, but it can be resolved through repentance, forgiveness, and following God's commands. By refusing to tolerate disunity, embracing conflict, and being the initiator in conflict resolution, individuals can restore harmony in relationships and live in harmony with one another. [... more]

Jesus prayed for unity among believers, and scripture commands it. The early church practiced unity, and it led to growth and transformation. However, conflict is inevitable, and it can arise from growth, theological differences, philosophical differences, and personality differences. Understanding these causes of conflict can help believers resolve it and live in harmony with one another. [... more]

The Rich Eisen Show discusses the latest NFL news, including the Falcons' decision to bench Kirk Cousins and start Michael Penix Jr., and the potential for a playoff matchup between two rookie quarterbacks. Tom Pelissero joins the show to break down the situation and provide insight into the Falcons' decision-making process. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares his personal journey of learning to know God through a bricklayer who taught him the ways of Jesus, emphasizing the importance of coming before God, doing life in community, and being on mission to experience the supernatural life of joy, love, and peace. [... more]

Jesus' invitation to experience eternal life is not just about understanding his teaching, but also about embracing his practice. He invites us to come to him, learn from him, and follow his example, promising rest, peace, and transformation. As we explore the life of Jesus, we discover three essential practices: coming before God daily, doing life in community, and being on mission 24-7. By embracing these practices, we can become more like Jesus and experience the eternal life he promised. [... more]

Paul's message in Philippians chapter 2 emphasizes the importance of having the mind of Christ, which involves purposeful thinking, practiced loving, and prioritized choosing. He encourages believers to focus on the relational results of the redemptive work of Christ, rather than their own entitlement and selfish ambition. [... more]

Conflict is a normal part of relationships, but it can be destructive if left unresolved. Christians are commanded to live in harmony with one another, and unity is a non-negotiable in the body of Christ. To restore harmony, one must refuse to tolerate disunity, embrace conflict, and take the initiative in conflict resolution. This involves owning one's part, dealing with the issue promptly, and making a commitment to put the issue in the past once solved. [... more]

Jesus prayed for unity among believers, and Scripture commands it, yet conflict is inevitable. The early church practiced harmony, taking radical steps to care for one another, and it transformed the world. Understanding the causes of disharmony, such as growth, theological differences, philosophical differences, and personality differences, is key to resolving conflict and living in harmony with others. [... more]

Alistair Begg explains that our faith is not meant to be practiced alone, but rather in community with others. He uses the book of Nehemiah to illustrate the importance of interdependence, leadership, and a shared purpose in achieving a common goal, and applies these principles to the church and the gospel. [... more]

The Oklahoma City bombing in 1995 was the deadliest act of homegrown terrorism in American history, killing 168 people. A storyteller, John Moy, was called upon by federal prosecutors to help craft a story that would convince the jury to convict Terry Nichols, who was accused of conspiring with Timothy McVeigh. Moy worked with the prosecutors to distill the complex evidence into a clear and compelling story, using techniques such as visual aids and storytelling principles to help the jury understand the case. [... more]

The passage in Judges 19-21 reveals the moral degeneration of a nation and society, exposing the depravity of people and the depths to which they can sink when they reject God's authority. The story of Sodom and Gomorrah is mirrored in the town of Gibeah, where a Levite's concubine is brutally raped and abused, leading to a civil war between the tribes of Israel. The consequences of rejecting God's authority are devastating, leading to self-destruction and moral chaos. [... more]

A couple shares their journey of spiritual growth and communication in their marriage, highlighting the importance of trust, faith, and making intentional choices to strengthen their relationship. [... more]