Jesus, the ordinary man from Nazareth, was extraordinary in his mission to suffer for the sins of the world. He loved us and died for us, and his sacrifice fulfilled the righteous demands of God, purchasing our forgiveness and salvation. Understanding pain and grief, Jesus knows what it's like to weep and be abandoned by friends, but he also knows how to comfort and heal through the power of the Word of God. [... more]

The plan of salvation has never changed, God did not change the rules, He simply changed the sacrifice. Old Testament saints went to heaven by faith in the forgiveness that was yet to come, New Testament saints go to heaven by faith in forgiveness that has come. [... more]

The 53rd chapter of Isaiah contains the clearest exposition of Christ's substitutionary sacrifice for our sins, displaying the heart of the gospel. Christ was wounded and bruised for our sins, bringing us peace with God and healing our lethal sin sickness. [... more]

The story of Jesus Christ's crucifixion on Good Friday, as described in the Gospel of Mark, highlights the paradox of a day that is both heartbreaking and pivotal in human history. Jesus' unfair trial and brutal crucifixion serve as a backdrop for exploring themes of faith, forgiveness, and love, ultimately revealing the joy and redemption that come from his sacrifice. [... more]

The inadequacy of the old covenant is shown in its inability to reconcile sinners to God and cleanse away guilt, leading to the need for a new covenant. Christ is the mediator of the new covenant, bringing redemption through death for the transgressions under the first covenant, ultimately securing the promise of eternal inheritance for those who are called. [... more]

The inadequacy of the old covenant is highlighted, and the new covenant is introduced as a solution, with Christ as the mediator, providing redemption through death for the transgressions under the first covenant, ultimately securing an eternal inheritance for those who are called. [... more]

Living with integrity in financial dealings means being honest, morally strong, and dependable. Christians are called to represent Jesus Christ to the world, and their attitudes and actions around money reveal a lot about their heart. Honesty, moral strength, and dependability are essential elements of integrity, and God's Word provides guidance on how to manage finances wisely and faithfully. [... more]

Michigan's college football program is under scrutiny for sign stealing allegations, with some questioning the leadership of coach Jim Harbaugh. The NCAA and Big Ten conference are investigating the matter, which could have significant implications for the team's future. [... more]

Deshaun Watson's 11-game suspension and settlement with the NFL are discussed, along with LeBron James' two-year contract extension with the Lakers. The SEC's new media deal and potential changes to college football are also explored. [... more]

In today's episode Nikita speaks with long time friend and wrestler Chuck Coats Hear how God blessed Chuck not only in his professional career but in his daily life as he describes his multiple battles with cancer Chuck is the winner of those battles but God is the overall Victor because of His grace love and mercy by sending his only son Jesus Christ to die on the cross for our transgressions Then raising Jesus up from the grave he is thus proclaimed as the Savior of our lives [... more]

For millions of Americans, Halloween is a day to celebrate their fears, but did you know that nightmares might not be such a bad thing after all? Tracy Smith explores the world of horror movies and dreams, talking to experts and celebrities about the benefits of confronting our fears and the power of nightmares to reveal our deepest emotions. [... more]

Real forgiveness is the only answer to objective guilt, and it requires real repentance. God's promise of forgiveness is based on His integrity, not our feelings. The five R's of forgiveness are repentance, remission, restitution, reconciliation, and restoration, which are all essential for actual forgiveness and reconciliation with God and others. [... more]