The Israelites' rejection of God's instruction led to their capture by enemies, but God remained in control, using an unlikely man named Gideon to deliver them. Gideon's story illustrates the importance of obedience and faithfulness, as well as the need to confront the enemy within and around us. God's sovereignty is evident in his use of evil as a punishment to teach his people, and he calls us to rise up and oppose the very evil he uses to bring us into line. [... more]

The passage from Jeremiah 18 illustrates God's sovereignty and control over our lives, likening us to clay and Him to the potter. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and accepting God's plan and process in shaping us into vessels for His use, and encourages us to trust in His patience and goodness, even in the midst of difficulties and imperfections. [... more]

The story of Gideon illustrates God's sovereignty and faithfulness in using unlikely individuals to accomplish his purposes. It highlights the importance of spiritual discernment and the need for the prophetic voice to speak God's truth to his people. The message emphasizes the need for believers to listen to God's voice and understand the times in which they live, rather than relying on their own strength and self-reliance. [... more]

God is a master potter who has a purpose for every human life, shaping and molding individuals into the likeness of His Son. He has a plan to fulfill this purpose, using patience, perseverance, and personal care to bring about spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

John Clay Wolfe's story of overcoming adversity and achieving success in the automotive industry, from his early days as a car enthusiast to becoming one of the largest car wholesalers in the world, and how he turned his life around after a series of setbacks, including paralysis and financial struggles. [... more]

God is the Potter who shapes and molds us into the vessels he desires, and he gives us a second chance when we are marred or broken. He is in control of our lives and has a plan for us, and we must submit to his will and repent of our sins to be remade into what he wants us to be. [... more]

Christians should live in a state of readiness, shining lights in a dark place, watching for the Lord's return, and being prepared to go at a moment's notice. This involves being spiritually prepared, having a heart open to God's message, and being willing to share the gospel with others. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the life of Caleb, a man of faith who stood firm against prevailing opinions and remained committed to God's power. He examines how Caleb's consistency in middle years led to his triumph in old age, and how this can be a model for the church to produce a generation of commitment. [... more]

Alistair Begg introduces us to Caleb, an Old Testament example of steadfast faithfulness, and explores how his commitment and spiritual maturity can inspire us to press on in our faith, regardless of our age. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Daniel chapter 6, highlighting Daniel's disciplined, prayerful lifestyle as the foundation of his deliverance. Daniel's consistent faith and commitment to prayer, despite the king's edict, demonstrate a passion for purity and integrity that ultimately leads to his deliverance. [... more]

Daniel's godly character was clearly established long before he was taken captive by the Babylonians, and his disciplined, prayerful lifestyle was the foundation of his enemy's plot, revealing his strength and commitment to his faith. [... more]

The Bible teaches that sin is a terminal condition that affects everyone, making us miserable and unhappy. The cure for spiritual leprosy is not found in wealth, power, or human solutions, but in the unexpected source of God's love and redemption through Jesus Christ. [... more]

Naaman, a powerful and wealthy commander, struggled with leprosy, a condition that overshadowed his successes and left him helpless. His story illustrates the universal human condition of sin, which spoils and spreads, causing unhappiness and emptiness. The Bible offers a practical solution, a spiritual cure that can restore our relationship with God and bring true happiness. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores the biblical example of Barnabas, an ordinary man who encouraged others and played a crucial role in the early Christian church. He challenges listeners to emulate Barnabas' spirit of compassion and friendship, highlighting the importance of taking people to church and being a source of encouragement in a world that can be cold and unforgiving. [... more]

Barnabas, a man of great faith and encouragement, played a pivotal role in the early Christian church, helping to sustain and bless others through his selfless actions and unwavering support. His story serves as a reminder that even the most ordinary people can accomplish extraordinary things when they follow God's purposes and live out their faith in meaningful ways. [... more]

The Bible teaches that salvation is a sovereign work of God, and that no one is saved by their own power, but by God's Spirit. The doctrine of election is a mystery that is beyond human comprehension, but it is clear that God chooses some to be saved and holds all people responsible to put their trust in Christ and be saved. [... more]

God is the potter, and we are the clay, subject to His will and plan. He can transform our lives, but we must yield to Him, acknowledging our limitations and impurities, and giving Him control. If we resist, we risk becoming hardened and unable to be remolded, but if we repent and surrender, He offers a second chance and the promise of spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the trucker boycott of New York City, with truckers refusing to deliver goods to the city in protest of the persecution of President Donald Trump. The show also touches on the history of Presidents' Day, the importance of freedom and liberty, and the role of conservative leaders in shaping American history. [... more]

A conservative talk show discusses various topics including a transgender individual's interaction with Delta employees, a Canadian woman's relationship with an oak tree, and the 2024 presidential election. The hosts also address issues such as pro-Israel and pro-Palestinian protests, terrorism, and immigration. [... more]

It's only a matter of time until Hamas hits small-town America That's why you need to pay very close attention to what the terrorist sympathizers did in NYC CEO of The Wellness Company Peter Gillooly Rep Andy Biggs and Rep Clay Higgins join the conversation See omnystudio com listener for privacy information [... more]

The story of Gideon and the Israelites' struggle against the Midianites serves as a reminder of God's power and plan for His people. Despite being outnumbered, the Israelites were able to achieve a crushing victory with God's help, demonstrating the importance of faith and trust in God's plan. [... more]

The botched withdrawal from Afghanistan has left a lasting impact on the nation's reputation and military readiness. The Biden administration's handling of the situation has been criticized by many, including Senator Tommy Tuberville, who has vowed to hold up promotions for military personnel until the Pentagon reverses its stance on abortion. Meanwhile, the Biden family business continues to be a source of controversy, with new revelations about Hunter Biden's dealings with foreign entities. In Ukraine, the war with Russia continues to escalate, with both sides suffering heavy losses. As the situation in Ukraine worsens, concerns about national security are growing, and the US is being called upon to take a more active role in supporting the Ukrainian people. [... more]

Greg Laurie discusses the rapture, end times, and Bible prophecy, emphasizing the importance of living a life of hope and expectation for Jesus' return. He encourages listeners to be shining lights in a dark place, watching for the Lord's return, and working to bring others to Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that God's Word is a treasure that must be shared with others, and that believers are jars of clay holding this treasure. As we live in a world that is increasingly dark and fallen, we must be committed to unpacking this treasure and sharing the good news of Jesus Christ with those around us. [... more]

The Bible teaches that we are like clay, powerless to change our own lives, and that God is the potter, sovereign over us. Our salvation comes from God's grace, not from our own efforts. We must repent and surrender to God's will, trusting in His purposes and designs for our lives. [... more]

The Republican nomination for President of the United States is heating up as Donald Trump leads the pack, but other candidates like Chris Christie, Mike Pence, and Ron DeSantis are vying for the top spot. Meanwhile, the Ukraine war and China threat are major concerns for the US, and the FBI investigation into the Mar-a-Lago documents is gaining momentum. The debt ceiling and gas ovens are also making headlines, and the PGA Tour merger with the Saudi-backed Live Golf Tour is sparking controversy over human rights and sports politics. [... more]

The concept of taking on debt and responsibilities beyond one's potential can lead to a life of bondage and shame, as seen in the story of Habakkuk and the prophet's reproof of a bloodthirsty man. God's reproof can help individuals recognize their own cesspool of sin and move forward based on their true condition, rather than their perceived self-worth. [... more]

God is the potter, and we are the clay, subject to His authority and purpose. Through suffering and affliction, He refines and remakes us into vessels that honor Him, bringing about transformation and redemption. We must submit to His will, acknowledging our limitations and trusting in His goodness, even when circumstances seem difficult or painful. [... more]

The Bible likens us to clay on a potter's wheel, being molded to suit God's purposes. Understanding this concept helps us avoid the 'I'm in charge' attitude and trust God's sovereignty, even in the midst of pain and disappointment. [... more]

Living in a culture filled with people who hate you, how can you prepare yourself for the suffering that will come because of your faith in Christ? The apostle Paul's convictions, including the superiority of the new covenant, the mercy of ministry, and the duty to accurately preach the Word, sustained him in the face of persecution and hostility. [... more]

John MacArthur discusses the importance of understanding the gospel and the role of God's sovereignty in salvation, emphasizing that salvation is a creative act of God that produces repentance and faith in the hearts of those who hear the gospel. [... more]

God is the potter who molds and shapes us, his children, into vessels for his use. Sometimes we become marred, but he restores us and gives us another chance. Repentance is key to being remade into what he wants us to be, and judgment comes when we become unmoldable and unusable. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses his experience attending a United Pentecostal Church service where he met David K. Bernard, a prominent oneness doctrine proponent, and engages in a debate about the Trinity and baptism. He also takes calls from listeners on various topics, including the book of Daniel, abortion, and critical thinking. [... more]

Phil Mickelson's decision to join the Saudi-backed golf tour has sparked a backlash, with many questioning the PGA Tour's motives. Meanwhile, the introduction of Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) policies in college athletics is creating a seismic shift in the balance of power, with top players able to sell their labor and earn significant amounts of money. The sports media is also under scrutiny for its handling of the issue, with some accusing it of being overly critical of golfers while turning a blind eye to other sports leagues' relationships with countries with questionable human rights records. [... more]

The Biden administration's handling of the Ukraine crisis and the impact of high gas prices on the economy are major topics of discussion. The oil industry is under scrutiny, with President Biden threatening to use emergency powers if oil companies don't increase output. Meanwhile, the PGA Tour is facing criticism for its relationship with Saudi Arabia, with some golfers choosing to play in the rival Live Tour. The European Tour has also taken Saudi money, and FIFA is set to play in Qatar, where being gay is illegal. The hypocrisy of some companies and individuals is being called out, with some arguing that it's a matter of self-preservation. [... more]

God is the creator and shaper of our lives, taking what's mundane and making it holy. He keeps our hearts soft and pliable, like clay, and shapes us into vessels of beauty. When we're marred by sin, he doesn't throw us away, but remakes us into something new, taking our imperfections and making them perfect. [... more]

God's restoration and hope are seen in the life of Jeremiah, who lived in a time of great uncertainty and turmoil. Through a demonstration of a potter working with clay, Jeremiah learns about God's ability to remake and restore anything, just like the potter takes a marred vessel and makes it new. This message of hope is relevant for Christians today, who may feel like strangers in their own culture, and reminds us that we are clay in the potter's hands, subject to His creative power and guidance. [... more]

A faithful ministry that perseveres through difficulty must have confidence in the gospel of Christ and be willing to endure suffering to count the cost. Paul's example in 2 Corinthians 4 shows that we bear a glorious message in inglorious vessels, face opposition from both within and without, and suffer as Christ suffered. God requires this cost so that his power will be displayed, the life of Christ can be manifested in our lives, and praise will be increased to God through the spread of grace. [... more]

God views humans as clay on His wheel, shaping us into vessels that honor Him. He is sovereign over nations and individuals, yet human responsibility plays a role in our lives. The Bible teaches us to submit to God's will, even when it's difficult, and to trust in His goodness and power to remake us into vessels that please Him. [... more]

God is the potter, and we are the clay, subject to His will and purposes. Just as a potter can remake a vessel, God can reshape us into the vessel He desires, even in the midst of trials and difficulties. [... more]