The crucifixion of Jesus Christ is examined in detail, highlighting the fulfillment of scripture and the significance of his death and resurrection. The discussion explores the timing of the Passover, the breaking of the legs of crucified victims, and the piercing of Jesus' side with a spear, all of which are seen as evidence of God's foreknowledge and plan. [... more]

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The Bible describes a new heaven and a new earth, where God's people will spend eternity, characterized by laughter without tears, life without death, and a holy city with no sin, entered through 12 gates of pearl, and a city so large that it can accommodate all the people who are going there, with dimensions of 12,000 furlongs, and a population of 100,000 millions, and a city that is entered through 12 gates, and the Bible says they are what kind of gates, Pearly Gates, that's right out of the scripture, and the city is entered through suffering and travail, through redemption and blood, through the agony of a cross, a pearl is a jewel made by a little animal that is wounded, without the wound, the pearl is never formed. [... more]

The death of Jesus Christ was a plot, but not an earthly one, rather a divine plan predicted by prophets. Jesus' death was under control, and he predicted his own death in advance, telling his disciples how it would happen and what would follow. The Passover Plot theory suggests Jesus planned his own death, but this is disputed. The crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus are central to Christian theology and are seen as a fulfillment of biblical prophecy. [... more]

As caregivers, we often struggle with our own sinful nature, which affects our thinking and decision-making. However, with the help of the Holy Spirit, we can learn to lean not on our own understanding but on the Word of God to guide us. By recognizing our own shortcomings and failures, we can grow in maturity and become better caregivers, serving the Lord Christ and seeking His reward, not human approval. [... more]

Brother John discusses the importance of spiritual maturity, the dangers of false teachers and deception, and the need to pursue love and the divine nature of God. He emphasizes the importance of being rooted and grounded in love, avoiding the doctrines of men, and following the teachings of Jesus. [... more]

The NFL draft saw several unique stories, including the Browns' decision to take Shodor Sanders in the fifth round after he fell due to concerns about his process and personality. Meanwhile, the Saints' relationship with Derek Carr is uncertain, and the 49ers are working to finalize Brock Purdy's contract. The Vikings' quarterback situation has also been a topic of discussion, with J.J. McCarthy expressing confidence in his readiness to start. [... more]

The NFL draft is approaching, and teams are making their moves. Aaron Rodgers' future with the Green Bay Packers is uncertain, and the Steelers are waiting for his decision. Kirk Cousins' situation with the Falcons is also a topic of discussion, and the quarterback position is a key area of focus for teams heading into the draft. [... more]

Trust is a crucial element in all relationships, leading to intimacy and deeper connections. However, trust can be broken, and repairing it requires effort and commitment from both parties. Dr. Henry Cloud discusses the five essentials of trust, including empathy, selflessness, ability, character, and track record, and how they can be applied in personal and professional relationships. [... more]

Dr. Henry Cloud shares about the importance of trust in all relationships, including marriage, business, and parenting. He discusses the five essentials of trust: understanding, motive, character, and track record, and how they can be applied to build strong relationships and overcome trust issues. [... more]

Red Cloud, a legendary figure in American history, united the Sioux Nation and led them in a series of battles against the US government, fighting for their land and way of life. His story is one of resilience, intelligence, and determination, as he navigated the complexities of cultural clashes and empire building. [... more]

The Bible gives a picture of heaven as a place of renewal, where God and his people are reunited, and where there is release from pain and suffering. God will assign each person a fulfilling work, and there will be no boredom or sin. The new heaven and new earth will be a place of joy, beauty, and glory, where all things will be made new. [... more]

Jesus heals a woman with a 12-year medical condition and raises a 12-year-old girl from the dead, illustrating the power of faith and God's love, and reminding us that God's delays are not necessarily denials, but opportunities for spiritual growth and trust. [... more]

Heaven will be a place of indescribable worship, enjoyable work, and perfect fellowship with one another. We'll be like children saying to the father, do it again, dad, do it again. Our work in heaven will be an extension of our work here on earth, and we'll be able to perform our work in bodies that never grow tired. [... more]

Rich Eisen Show host Rich Eisen is live from Munich, Germany, discussing the latest NFL news with guests Joe Thomas, Kurt Warner, and Colleen Wolf. They talk about the European League of Football, the Munich Ravens, and the upcoming games in the NFL. [... more]

When faced with adversity, consider how God wants to use it for good and how Satan might try to derail you. Ask three questions: what does God want to do through this adversity, how does Satan want to use it for your downfall, and how can Satan turn a God-allowed trial into a lethal temptation. Focus on the truth filter of Jesus and the Holy Spirit, and remember that you are not a victim, but a conqueror in Christ. [... more]

Paul the Apostle's journey to Rome is a testament to his faith and conviction. Despite facing hostility and persecution from the Jewish leaders, he appeals to Caesar, knowing that he will be able to share his gospel testimony with the Roman emperor, Nero. As he stands before Festus, the Roman governor, Paul asserts his innocence and his right to a fair trial, ultimately choosing to take his case to the highest authority in the land. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie shares insights from the life of Jonah, a reluctant evangelist who tried to renege on his assignment from God. He explains that storms in life can be a metaphor for challenges and hardships, and that God's love and discipline are meant to guide us towards spiritual growth and maturity. [... more]

The Dallas Cowboys' 28-year NFC championship game drought is a topic of discussion, with Chris Canty attributing it to the team's culture and leadership structure. The Baltimore Ravens' identity crisis and reliance on Lamar Jackson's playmaking abilities are also examined. The Green Bay Packers' season is analyzed, with a focus on Jordan Love's potential impact and the team's need to win their next two games to stay competitive. [... more]

False teachers, like Balaam, can disguise themselves as harmless, but they are ultimately destructive to the church. They promise what they don't deliver, leading people astray and causing spiritual harm. In contrast, Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, and he guides us to navigate our lives with integrity and faithfulness. [... more]

Angels are created beings that work undercover, assisting and protecting Christians, while demons are fallen angels that seek to hinder God's purpose and extend the power of Satan. Pastor Greg Laurie explores the world of angels and demons, discussing their roles, characteristics, and the spiritual battle between good and evil. [... more]

Dr. Michael Brown explores various topics including the meaning of God's name, the significance of the Festival of Booths, the importance of the Bible as a source of truth, and the dangers of seeking angelic encounters. He also answers listener questions on topics such as faith and revelation, the great cloud of witnesses, and the Jewish feast days. [... more]

When depression threatens, it's normal for godly people to feel overwhelmed and disconnected from God's presence. Chip Ingram shares a powerful model from Psalm 77 on how to experience God's power and presence even in the midst of depression, by crying out to God, recalling past blessings, asking hard questions, redirecting thoughts, and magnifying God's greatness. [... more]

When depression threatens, it's normal for godly people to feel down, but it's not a sin. God's presence is available, and Psalm 77 offers a model for experiencing God's power and presence when feeling depressed. By crying out to God, recalling past blessings, asking hard questions, redirecting thoughts, and magnifying God, individuals can overcome depression and find hope in God's presence. [... more]

The Sabbath, a day of rest, ultimately points to Christ, who is our rest and salvation. The Pharisees and Sadducees had created a rule that picking heads of grain on the Sabbath was not allowed, but Jesus made it clear that acts of necessity and piety were permitted. The issue at hand is not about physical work, but about the concept of salvation and how it relates to the Sabbath. [... more]

The Sabbath, a day of rest, points to Christ and salvation. The Pharisees and Sadducees misinterpreted the law, making unnecessary distinctions between work and food, while Jesus clarified that acts of necessity and piety are allowed on the Sabbath. [... more]

The Lone Ranger, a masked hero, was created by Fran Stryker, a radio scriptwriter, during the Great Depression. Stryker's character was inspired by a real-life figure, Bass Reeves, and was first broadcast on WEBR in Buffalo. The show's popularity soared, and Stryker was eventually offered a contract to write exclusively for WXYZ, but had to sell the rights to the Lone Ranger for $10. The show's success continued, but Stryker's contributions were often overlooked, and he was not recognized as the creator of the Lone Ranger until after his death. [... more]

Taylor Swift's eras tour will come to an end in December, and she's said she wants to live a normal life. Meanwhile, Travis Kelce and the Kansas City Chiefs are preparing for another season, and NetSuite is offering a flexible financing program for businesses. June's Journey, a free-to-play mobile game, and Midas, a car repair service, are also making waves. [... more]

Chip Ingram discusses the importance of simplifying one's life and focusing on a personal relationship with Jesus, drawing from Hebrews 12:1-2, to overcome burnout and spiritual encumbrances. [... more]

A 75-year-old grandmother, Paulette Harlow, is sentenced to two years in federal prison for praying inside an abortion clinic. Meanwhile, the WNBA's Caitlin Clark faces backlash for her success, and Elon Musk visits Memphis, sparking rumors of a potential Tesla plant. The conversation also touches on reparations, racism, and the importance of investing in precious metals for financial freedom and wealth protection. [... more]

The Christian Car Guys show honors mothers and grandmothers who have suffered for their faith, sharing stories of their martyrdom and how it has encouraged the faith of their children and grandchildren. The show highlights the importance of sharing one's faith story and the impact it can have on future generations. [... more]

Grieving limitations and accepting boundaries can lead to a deeper understanding of God's nearness and the beauty in life's moments, even in the midst of pain and struggle. By being present and acknowledging our limitations, we can find contentment and a sense of purpose, and discover that God's presence is available to us right now, not just when our circumstances change. [... more]

God has a wonderful plan for a new heaven and a new earth where we will have a tangible, concrete place to satisfy our deepest desires in perfect relationships, meaningful work, and intimacy with God. We will have a new kind of relationship with God, where we will see him face to face and have no sin, and a new kind of relationship with sin, where it will be gone and the evil that went with it. We will experience complete satisfaction, satisfaction with God, with ourselves, with others, and with the environment, and we will have a new city, a perfect environment, where we will enjoy amazing food, people, and experiences. [... more]

Is heaven very different from our life here on earth Or will we spend all of eternity playing harps sitting on clouds and just hanging out Chip shares how your view of heaven matters And when you see heaven for what it really is it will change how you live each day on earth Main PointsWhy Study Heaven Our misconceptions are crippling us We rsquo re commanded to do so - Colossians - A faulty view of heaven destines us to a wasted life on earth - John - An Accurate View of Heaven Provides hellip Perspective in times of [... more]

Ever stop and wonder what heaven will be like What comes up on your mental screen Clouds Some kind of mystical place where all people do is sing and have really long church services Well that isn't even close Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram Chip explores what the Bible says about heaven and why it will change how you live today Main PointsWhy Study Heaven Our misconceptions are crippling us We rsquo re commanded to do so - Colossians - A faulty view of heaven destines us to a wasted life on earth - John - [... more]

Peter King shares his greatest achievements and regrets as a sports journalist, discussing his time covering the NFL and interviewing iconic figures like Tom Brady and Bill Belichick. He also shares his concerns about the future of sports journalism and the importance of accountability in the industry. [... more]

The Bible teaches that when Jesus returns, the dead in Christ will rise first, followed by the living believers who will be instantly transformed and meet the Lord in the air. This event is a motivation for holiness and preparedness, and it will change our priorities and understanding of what is truly important in life. [... more]

The book of Revelation reveals the living Lord Jesus Christ, who is the ruler of the kings of the earth and the first and the last. It is a revelation of Jesus Christ, built upon the sovereignty of Jesus Christ above everything. The book answers questions about true revelation, how it is communicated, and how it is authenticated, pointing to the return of Christ and the urgency of learning about him. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the latest in the NFL and college football, including the coaching carousel, free agency, and power rankings. He also talks to Bruce Feldman about the college football playoff and the quarterback market. [... more]

Living by faith with endurance is a marathon, not a sprint, and requires us to lay aside distractions and pursue God with our whole hearts. We must be mindful of the things that vie for our energy and loyalty, and not let them take our focus off the one who is the object of our faith and satisfaction. [... more]