David Mathis' book Rich Wounds explores the wounds of Christ and their significance for us, connecting the dots between the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. As families reflect on Jesus' life, death, and victory, they can deepen their appreciation for his love and sacrifice, and develop meaningful devotional habits that bring them closer to God. [... more]

People may fail and disappoint you even those closest to you but Jesus never will In every crisis Jesus is the only unfailing answer Become a Harvest Partner today and join us in knowing God and making Him known through media and large-scale evangelism our mission of over years Explore more resources from Pastor Greg Laurie including daily devotionals and blogs designed to answer your spiritual questions and equip you to walk closely with Christ Support the show https bit ly anbsupportSee omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

Sharing personal stories of suffering, faith, and healing through the lens of God's word, the Bible, and its impact on everyday life. [... more]

The Bible is a rich and complex book that communicates God's love and creativity through various genres, styles, and historical settings. Understanding the history and culture surrounding the Bible, as well as its different genres, can deepen one's appreciation and knowledge of God's Word. From genealogies to apocalyptic texts, every part of the Bible has a purpose and contributes to the overall narrative of God's story. [... more]

Giving thanks to the Lord is a fundamental aspect of the Christian faith, and it's not just limited to special occasions like Thanksgiving. Pastor Greg Laurie emphasizes the importance of having an attitude of gratitude, recognizing God's sovereignty, and praising Him in all circumstances, even in times of suffering. He shares powerful stories of Paul and Silas, who gave thanks to God while in prison, and how their worship and praise led to the salvation of a Roman jailer and his family. [... more]

God's promises are dependable and extend to his people, including the nation of Israel. The Bible speaks of a spiritual blindness among many Jewish people, but there's a dramatic change as more Jewish people come to know Jesus as the Messiah. God's plan for the last days includes the regathering of the Jews to their homeland, their isolation, and ultimately, their attack by a large nation from the north, known as Magog, which many experts believe is modern-day Russia. [... more]

Dr. Tony Evans explains that Christians don't go back to the law, but rather to the promise made to Abraham, which is dependent on God's faithfulness, not human performance. He discusses how the law was added 430 years after the promise and was meant to manage sin, but ultimately leads to Christ, who fulfills the law and brings us to faith. [... more]

The Bible's transmission, translations, and trustworthiness are explored through the lens of history, archaeology, and faith. Guest Josh Barzan discusses the Dead Sea Scrolls, the King James Version, and the Geneva Bible, highlighting the importance of understanding the Bible's reliability and relevance in today's world. [... more]

The will of God for everyone to be saved is clear, and it is not based on performance or behavior but on faith and the gift of God's grace. When you are born again, you are a new creation with a divine nature, sealed by the Holy Spirit of promise, and seated with Christ in the heavenly places. Your salvation is secure, and you cannot be lost, as it is the will of God for you to have eternal life. [... more]

Teresa Ingram shares her powerful testimony of how she came to know Jesus, despite facing a difficult childhood and a painful divorce. She credits her friends and the body of Christ for helping her grow spiritually, and emphasizes the importance of prayer, intimacy with Jesus, and God's word in her life. Through her story, Teresa illustrates how God's goodness can be experienced even in the midst of trials and challenges. [... more]

When life spirals out of control, believers must rely on the promises of God during life storms, just as a pilot trusts their instruments to navigate through darkness. David's Psalm 56 reveals how God tracks every step, sees every tear, and provides hope even in the darkest valleys. [... more]

God's goodness is an attribute that is characteristic of His nature, and it is the highest standard of good. He is a good God who expresses His goodness in various ways, including creation, salvation, and forgiveness. Despite the presence of evil and suffering in the world, God's goodness remains unchanged and is the foundation of His actions and decisions. [... more]

David reflects on the faithfulness of God through the years, emphasizing that God never forsakes the faithful, always blesses loyal servants, and is honored when His children trust in Him. He encourages believers to learn from his experiences, including the futility of worry and anxiety, and to trust in God's promises, even when faced with difficulties and challenges. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's character is unchanging, and His methods adjust, but His character does not. Jesus Christ is the sinless one, and His glory is shared with the Father. The Bible is the authority for life, and its prophecies are unmatched, with over 400 concerning Christ alone, already fulfilled and some yet to come. [... more]

God's character is revealed through the prophet Isaiah, describing Him as kind, patient, and gentle, yet strong and unyielding in His pursuit of justice and truth. The contrast between God's nature and that of the antichrist is highlighted, as well as the significance of the sinless Christ and His role as creator and redeemer. [... more]

The book of Isaiah introduces two servants, the obedient servant, Jesus Christ, and the disobedient servant, the nation Israel. The obedient servant is described as humble, obedient, and gentle, while the disobedient servant struggles with sin and disobedience. The Trinity is also discussed, with a focus on the relationship between God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. [... more]

A person struggling with addiction and incarceration writes to Alex McFarland, seeking redemption and forgiveness through Jesus Christ. McFarland shares the biblical view of humanity, sin, and salvation, emphasizing that anyone can be saved through faith in Jesus and the shedding of his blood for our sins. [... more]

Derek Thomas reminds us of Jesus' promise that he will build his church and the gates of hell will not prevail against it. He also talks about the new heavens and new earth in which righteousness dwells, and how we should live our lives in anticipation and faith, waiting for the day of the Lord to come. [... more]

God never promises a life free of suffering or danger, but He does promise His presence and sovereignty. Through the book of Joshua, we learn about the importance of faith and perseverance in the face of adversity, and how God's presence can inspire heroic courage. [... more]

The fear of man can bring a snare, but trusting in the Lord brings safety. The Bible, God's unfailing word, is the source of faith and trust, and it endures forever, never failing. It is the only book that reveals God's answer to humanity's deepest needs, and it is the foundation of a genuine faith that overcomes doubt and fear. [... more]