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Skip Heitzig

April 14, 2026

Paul's personal struggle with his old nature and the flesh is a common experience for believers. He finds that the law, although good, reveals his substandardness and inability to keep it. The solution to this struggle is found in Christ, who delivers us from the body of death and gives us the victory. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 14, 2026

Humility and Unity

The unity of Christians is more than just attending the same church, it involves being conformed to the image of Jesus and living in a manner worthy of the calling to which we've been called. Essential ingredients for unity include humility, gentleness, patience, forbearance, and love, which are all grounded in the doctrine of the gospel and the unity of the Spirit. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 13, 2026

“Therefore…”

The Christian faith is built on the foundation of doctrine, which precedes practice, and the balance between the two is crucial for living a life worthy of the calling. The love of God is the driving force behind the Christian life, and it is not based on merit or goodness, but rather on God's great love for sinners, which leads to salvation and a life of holiness and purity. [... more]

What's Right What's Left

Pastor Ernie Sanders

April 12, 2026

One Nature That Cannot Sin, One Nature That Cannot Do Good....

The Bible teaches that we are born with a sinful nature, but through faith in Jesus Christ, we can be freed from the law of sin and death. The Holy Spirit dwells in us, guiding us to live according to God's law and bearing witness that we are children of God. As believers, we must strive to live according to the Spirit, mortifying the deeds of the body and bearing fruit for God. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 11, 2026

God Knows All about Me (Part 1 of 2)

The Bible teaches that God knows us intimately, from our thoughts to our actions, and that this knowledge is a source of comfort and security. In Psalm 139, David expresses his amazement at God's comprehensive knowledge of him, and how it surpasses human understanding. This knowledge is not just about God's power, but about his love and care for us, and how he has created us for a purpose. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 10, 2026

What’s in a Name? (Part 3 of 3)

Jesus' high priestly prayer reveals God's love for humanity, which is manifested through the Holy Spirit. This love is the basis for every other benefit that Christians enjoy, including pardon for sin, peace, and God's presence. The love of God is shed abroad in the hearts of believers, making it possible for them to love one another and experience transformative impact in the world. [... more]

Insight for Living

Chuck Swindoll

April 10, 2026

When God Gets the Last Word, Part 1

The problem of pain presents a major stumbling block to our understanding of God. We struggle with a good God who allows bad things to happen, but God's patience is not absence, it's a deliberate choice to wait for the right moment to act, and His judgment is always righteous, even when we suffer. [... more]

In Touch

Charles Stanley

April 10, 2026

Is Something Missing in Your Life?

A personal relationship with Jesus Christ is the key to eternal life, not material wealth or good deeds. The Bible teaches that salvation comes through faith in Jesus, not by earning it through good works or accumulating wealth. A story from the Bible illustrates the importance of surrendering to God and letting go of covetousness and sinfulness to find true fulfillment. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 09, 2026

What’s in a Name? (Part 2 of 3)

The name of God is declared in creation and scripture, and Jesus Christ reveals the Father's name to his followers, leading to a life-changing encounter with the living God. The uniqueness of Christ's work in revealing the Father is a crucial aspect of the Christian understanding, and faith in Jesus is necessary to trust him as a person and receive salvation. God's love is a central theme, and understanding it is essential for a genuine knowledge of God. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 08, 2026

What’s in a Name? (Part 1 of 3)

The name of God is more than just a title, it declares His character and proclaims who He is. The Bible makes it clear that God jealously guards His name and expects those who are His friends to do the same. The concept of God's name is foundational to the Bible and is a distinguishing feature of those who know and love God. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 07, 2026

Who Knows?

The world may not know God, but Jesus knows Him, and those who have met Him through faith also know Him. The problem is not a lack of evidence, but unbelief and pride, which keep people from knowing God and experiencing salvation. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 06, 2026

Jesus’ Own Desire

Jesus' final request in his high priestly prayer is for those whom God has given him to be with him and see his glory, a selfless desire rooted in the love of the Father for his Son, and a promise of eternal life and union with God. [... more]

Anchored In Truth

Jeff Noblit

April 05, 2026

Free At Last

We are wedded to the law of God, bound by its authority and condemned by its standards. However, through Jesus Christ, we can be released from this binding authority and find freedom from sin, guilt, and condemnation. This freedom comes through faith in Christ, who died on the cross to take our place under the law and free us from its condemning power. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 04, 2026

“Why Are You Weeping?”

Alastair Begg examines the historical evidence and universal impact of Jesus' resurrection, focusing on the story of Mary of Magdala and her encounter with the risen Christ, highlighting the significance of faith and the personal dimension of the resurrection. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 03, 2026

“Shall I Not Drink the Cup?”

Jesus' response to his disciples' attempt to protect him from arrest reveals his complete control and awareness of the events unfolding. He takes the initiative, speaking to the Roman soldiers and asking if they seek him, and when they identify him, he says 'I am he,' causing them to fall to the ground. Jesus' actions demonstrate his willingness to give his life for the sheep, anticipating the substitutionary atonement that will unfold on the cross. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 02, 2026

Wonders of His Love

Jesus' prayer in John 17 reveals the glory of God displayed in Christ and His followers, emphasizing the importance of unity and the love of God. The glory of God is seen in Christ's perfect obedience to the will of God, and this same glory is available to followers of Christ through their union with Him. Jesus prays for His disciples to be one, even as He and the Father are one, so that the world might know that God sent Jesus and that He loves them. [... more]

Truth for Life

Alistair Begg

April 01, 2026

All One in Jesus

The unity Jesus prays for is not organizational, but organic, based on a common understanding of the gospel and the truth of God's word. It is supernatural in its origin, doctrinal in its substance, and evangelical in its focus, putting the good news of the gospel on display for the world to see. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

March 31, 2026

Rich in What Really Matters with Bob Shank

Jesus challenges our definition of wealth and invites us into something far greater, as seen in the story of the rich young ruler, who struggled with the desire for more and the longing to create treasure, ultimately realizing that true wealth lies in using every resource in service of Christ. [... more]

Summit Life

J.D. Greear

March 25, 2026

Judge Not, That You Be Not Judged | Matthew 7:1–6

Christian doctrine teaches that we are completely and totally saturated with sin, and Jesus' teachings on judging reflect extreme ignorance of our own sinfulness. The gospel is the antidote to judging, and it's what Jesus brought to those who were condemned. When we understand the gospel, our faults shouldn't surprise us, and we should be more embarrassed by our own sin than enraged at others'. Judging is not about assessing someone's position, but rather dismissing them as a person. We should speak with grace and truth, just like Jesus did, and be sensitive to what people can handle. We should also learn to listen before speaking, and be patient with the pace of God in someone's life. [... more]

Clearview Today

Abidan Shah

March 24, 2026

Holy or Harmful? How Christians Handle ANGER!

Wrestling with anger is a common struggle for Christians, but it's not a sin to feel anger. Rather, it's how we respond to it that matters. Dr. Abadan Shah explains that anger itself is not the problem, but rather our sinful nature can lead to sinful anger. He shares insights from the book of James, emphasizing the importance of being swift to hear, slow to speak, and slow to wrath. By applying these principles, Christians can learn to navigate their emotions and respond to situations in a more godly way. [... more]