God's design for families involves surrender, submission, and love, with husbands loving their wives as Christ loves the church and wives respecting their husbands. When families follow this design, children grow up strong, healthy, and with good self-esteem. However, many families have not followed this design, leading to pain and dysfunction. Despite this, God offers second, third, and thirty-fourth chances, and His love can be experienced through perseverance, character, and hope. [... more]

God's love is the source of unconditional love, and it's available to everyone. However, many people struggle to experience it due to interference from sin, busyness, and other factors. The Bible teaches that God's love is modeled in family relationships, where parents and children learn to submit to one another and surrender to God's will. By surrendering to God's Spirit and submitting to one another, Christians can experience God's love and live out their faith in a fresh and revolutionary way. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but about pursuing a deep and growing relationship with Jesus. It involves forgetting past failures and successes, and instead, striving to know and become like Christ. This passionate pursuit requires honesty with oneself, talking with God, and being involved in relationships with people where there's love, support, and accountability. [... more]

Spiritual maturity is not about achieving perfection, but a passionate pursuit of knowing and becoming like Christ. It's about loving God and loving people, and being transformed by the power of the resurrection. The test of spiritual maturity is not about external actions, but about the depth of one's relationship with God and their love for others. [... more]

The New York Times is accused of spreading fake news about Elon Musk's meeting with the Pentagon, sparking a heated debate about national security and politics. Meanwhile, a rise in hate speech on social media has led to violent attacks on Tesla owners, highlighting the need for responsible online behavior. [... more]

The podcast discusses various topics including US politics, NATO and Ukraine, DEI and BlackRock, climate change, ESG, China, conservatism, European politics, taxation, and economics, with a focus on the intersection of politics, business, and social issues. [... more]

The church at Antioch, led by Barnabas and Saul, demonstrates a life of worship and liturgy, releasing their best leaders to fulfill the need of the world. Meanwhile, a holy man with evil ambitions, Bar-Jesus, opposes the apostles, but is exposed and struck blind by God's power, leading the proconsul Sergius Paulus to believe in Jesus Christ. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress discusses the concept of true tolerance, which requires a genuine concern for others, absolute truth, and preferences, while pseudo-tolerance rejects these principles and leads to hypocrisy and intolerance. He argues that America was founded as a Christian nation and that true tolerance allows for differences in beliefs and behaviors, while also promoting the values of faith, family, and freedom. [... more]

The fruit of the gospel is the expression of life, the proof of life, and the evidence of what kind of life there is within us. It is the purpose of our union with Christ to bear fruit for God, and this can be seen in the fruit of speech, surrender, spiritual maturity, sacrificial giving, and sharing the gospel. [... more]