When does caregiving really end In this powerful conversation Peter Rosenberger welcomes Emmy Award-winning journalist and actress Malena Cunningham to discuss her extraordinary journey as a family caregiver Click to order this book After losing her sister Malena became the primary caregiver for her aging mother Then while caring for her mother through kidney failure and dialysis her husband suffered a devastating stroke Suddenly she found herself caring for two loved ones at the same time while trying to hold her own life together Together Peter and Malena explore The emotional toll of caregiving How grief changes us Learning to [... more]

Angelo A.J. Pescudi, a Marine veteran and author of Dark Horse, shares his experiences in the Iraq War and the importance of democracy, leadership, and self-efficacy. He discusses the challenges of war, the need for clear objectives, and the importance of letting military leaders make decisions on the ground. [... more]

God's solution for worry and fear is His promise to be with us, and this promise is available to all who follow Jesus Christ. When we focus on this truth, we can experience a confidence, peace, and serenity that the world cannot copy. Real security comes from knowing that Jesus is with us every moment of every day, holding us, protecting us, and being there for us. [... more]

Paul exhorts the Thessalonian church to grow in love, strive for quietness, mind their own business, and work with their own hands, emphasizing the importance of self-sacrificial love and practical duties in living a life pleasing to God. [... more]

A dramatic story of demonic possession and spiritual transformation serves as a powerful reminder of the transforming power of Jesus Christ. The story highlights the struggle between sin and salvation, the importance of faith and obedience, and the need for evangelism and discipleship. It also emphasizes the mercy and redemption offered by Jesus, and the call to Christian living and witness. Ultimately, the story encourages personal transformation and a deeper understanding of the gospel. [... more]

David's mistakes can help us build a strong defense against our moments of weakness, but we must acknowledge the reality of our weaknesses, analyze the patterns, anticipate the moments, and be accountable to God. By abandoning our habits and thought patterns that contribute to our weaknesses, we can discover the potential for growth and allow God to work in our lives to turn our weaknesses into strengths. [... more]

God is the divine potter who shapes and molds us into the persons he desires us to be. He takes us through trials and tribulations, but ultimately, he works all things together for good. We are not the result of chaos or random chance, but rather, we are made by God Himself, in His own image. We are valuable to Him, and He desires to make us into beautiful vessels for His glory. However, we must yield to His touch and trust in His sovereignty, allowing Him to transform our lives and give us a second chance at new beginnings. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various topics in Christian apologetics, including the nature of God's relationship with sinners, the differences between Christianity and Islam, and the concept of baptismal regeneration. He also addresses questions about the book of Ezekiel and the concept of annihilationism, and provides insights into the importance of studying the Bible and understanding its teachings. [... more]

Honoring your parents is a lifelong commitment, and it's a commandment with a promise. Jesus taught that honoring your father and mother is essential, even in difficult circumstances. Christian men have a responsibility to raise their children and not provoke them to wrath. Employers and employees should work as unto the Lord, and the workplace can be a staging area for the gospel. Believers must be strong in the Lord and put on the whole armor of God to withstand spiritual warfare and the enemy's attacks. [... more]

Discovering God in the difficulty of life is a crucial aspect of the Christian faith. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that difficulties are often a test of a real commitment towards the Lord, and that they can bring us closer to God. He emphasizes the importance of understanding that God is in control and that His will is greater than our own. Through personal stories and biblical examples, Pastor Jack shows that difficulties can be overcome with faith, trust, and perseverance. [... more]

Jesus Christ's identification with us is a powerful truth that affects every aspect of our lives, from wisdom and joy to sorrow and authority. As we are united with Him in His death, burial, and resurrection, we are also united with Him in His victory and purpose. This means we have the authority to overcome the devil and his power, and we will one day appear with Jesus in glory. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie reassures listeners about the free gift of eternal life God makes available through the sacrifice of Christ, and how faith can be shaken but doesn't have to sink. He explores the importance of knowing one has eternal life and how to have a relationship with God. [... more]

Jesus uses the metaphor of a shepherd and sheepfold to describe his role as the good shepherd, who brings sight to the blind and freedom to those who are captives, but is rejected by those who refuse to listen and follow him. [... more]

Jesus teaches that storing up treasure in heaven means investing in God's purposes today, carrying eternal significance, and reveals a deeper fellowship with God, fuller participation in His kingdom, and the joy of seeing His work unfold through our lives. [... more]

Living life to the fullest involves the encouragement of others, fulfilling God's will, and being conformed to the likeness of Jesus Christ. It requires endurance, laying aside encumbrances and sin, and fixing one's eyes on Jesus. The Christian life is about doing the will of God and being conformed to the likeness of His Son, with everything else being secondary. [... more]

As people graduate and enter a new season of life, they often reflect on the wisdom and advice they've received. Dr. Carson and his guests share their own commencement addresses, highlighting the importance of faith, prayer, and living a life that honors God. They discuss the power of the Bible, the need to listen to God, and the importance of serving others. Through their stories and advice, they encourage listeners to remember that the best is yet to come and to live a life that is focused on Jesus. [... more]

Counting trials as joy is a biblical command that allows God's people to experience the sweet fruit of maturity. Through perseverance, we can develop patience and trust in God, leading to a deeper understanding of His ways and a stronger faith. This process is not automatic, but rather requires time and effort, as seen in the story of the Scottish discus player who trained under a great burden to achieve great things. By shaking off the dirt and stepping up, we can find joy in the midst of trials and trust God to help us through the difficult times. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including predestination, election, and salvation, explaining how God chooses people for salvation and how this relates to the concept of fairness. He also addresses the idea of God making people for the purpose of destruction and how this is supported by Scripture. Additionally, he talks about the importance of studying theology deeply and not just superficially. [... more]

Jesus came for people who know they need help, and difficulties in life can deepen our appreciation toward the Lord, making us more grateful, prayerful, and aware of God's presence. Understanding God's will helps us to always know it could always be worse, and that He has never left us or forsaken us. [... more]

Greg gives more information on the light that came with the tongues of fire Specifically the light-filled life the amazing ability to walk in the light as He is in the light John something impossible before we received Jesus and His Spirit To live light-filled lives we must root out all spiritual darkness including our old prideful habit of judging others' perceived faults while ignoring our real faults We then examine the eternal implications of walking in darkness or light in this world Ultimately we will make our eternal residence inside New Jerusalem inner light or outside it outer darkness [... more]

William Faulkner, a renowned Southern writer, grew up in Mississippi and drew inspiration from his native soil. He revolutionized Southern literature by writing about the modern South, its healing and growth from the Civil War, and the evolution of the 20th century. Faulkner's novels, such as 'The Sound and the Fury' and 'As I Lay Dying,' are considered classics of American literature. He was a private person, but his writing challenged readers to think about the South and its contradictions. Faulkner's legacy continues to shape the literary genre of Southern literature, and his work remains a testament to the power of storytelling. [... more]

Patrice Anwuka shares her family's story of immigrating to America from the Caribbean, where they faced challenges and hardships, but ultimately found success and a new home in Boston. Her parents' sacrifices and determination to provide a better life for their children are a testament to the American dream. [... more]

Jesus teaches that he is the fulfillment of Abraham's hopes and visions, and that he is the eternal Christ who shares the everlasting life of the Father and the Spirit. He claims to be the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that he is the changeless Lord who towers over history. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman and Dr. Shannon Warden discuss the importance of DIY home improvement in building strong family relationships, focusing on character development, trust, and addressing selfishness, apathy, and resentment. They emphasize the need for parents to prioritize family time, discipline themselves to make time for their loved ones, and maintain a positive home environment through regular maintenance and do-overs. [... more]

God's sovereignty is not passive or indifferent, but a mysterious and subtle force that can change events in unexpected ways. When we wait on God, we must be sensitive to his voice and timing, and trust that he is working everything out for our good. The story of Esther teaches us about God's surprising sovereignty and the importance of faith in his plans. [... more]

The Christian life is compared to a race, where believers are encouraged by others and must lay aside every encumbrance to run with endurance and fulfill God's will, leading to a life of joy, peace, and success. [... more]

The Bible speaks of a coming season of cataclysmic events, including global warming and cooling, as the world heads towards a great day of God's wrath. The enemy of Christ seeks to subjugate humanity to the environment, but God's plan is to sustain life on earth until he comes to judge it. The final acts of judgment will include a great earthquake, massive hailstones, and the return of Christ to rule in his millennial kingdom. [... more]

David Jeremiah reflects on the goodness of God and the importance of remembering His blessings, even in difficult times. He shares insights from Psalm 16, highlighting the themes of God's presence, relationships, and contentment. [... more]

The Bible teaches us that our words have power and can either bring healing or destruction. Pastor Josh Evans explores the importance of being mindful of the content, tone, and purpose of our words, using examples from the book of Proverbs to illustrate the consequences of our speech. [... more]

The Reformation's third pillar, Sola Gratia, emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone, not through human cooperation or works. This concept is rooted in the Bible's teaching that God's grace is a person, Jesus Christ, who redeems us from our sins. The Reformers rejected the medieval view of salvation as a combination of God's grace and human effort, instead affirming that God's demerited favor is the sole cause of our salvation. This understanding of grace is seen in the lives of biblical figures such as Abraham and Adam, who received God's unilateral covenant promise despite their sinfulness. Ultimately, the purpose of God's grace is to bring glory to Himself, as He saves sinners through Jesus Christ and attributes all glory to Him alone. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including the nature of God, salvation, and the return of Christ. He also examines the teachings of Mormonism and the concept of apostasy, highlighting the importance of following scripture and the dangers of false gospels. [... more]

The book of Revelation reveals a scene in heaven where God's redeemed people and all of creation are consumed in worship, giving glory to God's greatness and perfection. This scene shows that worship is where it's all headed and that it's what we're created for, as God's ultimate purpose is to give us a glimpse of his glory. The story of Jesus Christ's salvation is the key to understanding this scene, as he came to earth not as a lion, but as a lamb, to take the judgment of God in our place and give us the life we've always wanted. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's ministry in Corinth was marked by opposition from the Jewish community, but he persevered and eventually established a thriving church. Paul's message of Jesus Christ as the Messiah was met with hostility, but he continued to preach and teach, leading many to faith, including the synagogue ruler Crispus and his household. Paul's words to the Jewish people, 'Your blood be on your own heads,' serve as a reminder of the spiritual responsibility to share the truth of Jesus Christ with others, and the accountability that comes with failing to do so. [... more]

As Christians, we must recognize that difficulty is a part of life, but it comes with great purpose and instruction from God. Through hardship, we can discover God's purpose and grow in our faith, learning to trust in Him and depend on Him even more. Pastor Jack Hibbs teaches that everything that comes into our lives is engineered by God, and that we should not see ourselves as victims, but rather as those who are being shaped and strengthened by our experiences. [... more]

The greatest wealth and wisdom a person can possess is found in Jesus Christ, who indwells in believers and provides all the treasures of wisdom and knowledge. Christian maturity requires community, discernment, and a Christ-centered life, resulting in spiritual growth and thankfulness. [... more]

Mark Barrios, a Cuban immigrant, shares his story of escaping the Castro regime and finding success in the American advertising industry. He recounts his journey from a middle-class family in Cuba to becoming a successful commercial artist and designer, working for Coors and creating the iconic 'Silver Bullet' package. Mark's story is a testament to the American dream and the power of freedom. [... more]

Cody Hobelman shares his personal journey of moving from accumulation to impact, setting a financial finish line, and experiencing transformation in his life and finances. He discusses how this shift in perspective has allowed him to live with greater purpose, clarity, and generosity, and how others can start their own journey by defining what is enough and taking the first step towards setting a financial finish line. [... more]

Starting strong is good, but finishing strong is better. Pastor Greg Laurie shares practical insights on how to maintain a strong spiritual life, including staying focused, obeying God's word, and separating oneself from ungodly influences. He emphasizes the importance of making public commitments, such as marriage and baptism, and encourages listeners to live a life of obedience and faithfulness to God. [... more]

Steve McQueen, a Hollywood actor, struggled with a difficult childhood and a tumultuous career, but found solace in Christianity and a new sense of purpose, leading to a remarkable transformation in his life and faith. [... more]

Jesus' claims about his identity and his relationship with God are met with skepticism and accusations from the Jews, who struggle to understand his declaration of being the light of the world and the truth. Jesus responds calmly and boldly, explaining that he is not seeking his own glory, but rather the glory of his Father, who honors him. The Jews continue to question Jesus' identity, but he remains steadfast in his claims, emphasizing the importance of faith and the consequences of unbelief. [... more]