When God speaks, He has three primary objectives: to help us comprehend the truth, to conform us to that truth, and to communicate it to others. He wants us to listen actively and intentionally, not passively, and to apply the truth to our lives. By doing so, we can be shaped into the likeness of Christ and share the truth with others, changing lives in the process. [... more]

Apostle Paul stands before the Athenians, introducing them to the one true God, Jesus Christ, who will unlock the mystery of the supernatural. He declares that God is the creator of the world and all things in it, and that He is alive, not just a monument. Paul's message is a call to faith, encouraging the Athenians to believe in the creator God and to understand the order and design in the universe. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with Israel's actions being criticized by some as a threat to democracy. The conversation also touches on the US economy, with Biden's policies being questioned by some as contributing to inflation and a decline in living standards. Additionally, the topic of immigration and border control is discussed, with some arguing that the current administration's policies are not effective in addressing the issue. [... more]

To raise a young champion for Jesus Christ, parents must train their children from an early age, communicating with creativity, correcting with consistency, and consummating with conversion. This involves setting limits, assigning responsibilities, and teaching children to give, save, and spend money wisely. [... more]

The virgin birth of Jesus Christ is a fundamental aspect of Christianity, teaching both the humanity and deity of God's nemesis and Savior. It is not a biological impossibility, but rather a demonstration of God's power and sovereignty. The virgin birth is necessary for our salvation, as it provides a sinless sacrifice for our sins, allowing us to be born again and go to heaven. [... more]

The light of God shines in the darkness, but the darkness cannot comprehend it due to its nature. For people to see this light, their nature must be changed, and this is only possible through faith and a spiritual awakening. [... more]

The Bible teaches that comprehending the love of Christ is a matter of knowing the unknowable, and that it is through the enabling of the Holy Spirit that we can understand and experience this love. The love of Christ is described as having four dimensions: breadth, length, height, and depth, and it is through an inward communion with God that we can come to an awareness of this love and develop a filial relationship with Jesus. [... more]

God always has a specific goal in mind when He speaks to us, which is to comprehend the truth, conform to it, and communicate it to others. He wants us to listen actively, not passively, and to be shaped into His likeness. By doing so, we can apply the truth to our lives and share it with others, leading to spiritual growth and a deeper relationship with Him. [... more]

Jesus' prayer on the cross, 'Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing,' is a model for how we should pray and forgive others. This prayer is not just a request for forgiveness, but also a reminder of the enormity of the crime committed against Jesus and the need for understanding and compassion. [... more]

Alistair Begg teaches from Ephesians chapter 3, explaining that our view of God's person and power is crucial to our approach to Him. He emphasizes that God is not dependent on the created universe and is not contained within it, unlike pantheistic views. He encourages listeners to focus on God's attributes and to delight in Him, rather than seeking to find Him within themselves. [... more]

Jesus' last words in the Song of Songs emphasize the importance of self-expression and intimacy with Him and others, highlighting the unique voice and heart that makes each person unique in God's image. [... more]

The importance of urgency in faith and mission is discussed, with a focus on Jesus's first words and the significance of Christmas. Additionally, a prosthetic limb recycling program is highlighted as a way to lift others up and point them to Christ. [... more]

God's promise to Abraham is fulfilled in Christ, and the law given to Moses is fulfilled perfectly by Christ. The law exposes sin and reveals our need for a Savior, and it is only when we are humbled and broken that we will come to seek Christ's grace and salvation. [... more]

Jesus teaches his audience the importance of truly listening to his words, distinguishing between hearing and understanding, and recognizing the different types of listeners, including those who listen without believing, understanding, maturing, or demanding. [... more]

Jesus is eternally God, equally God, and entirely God, as revealed in the Bible. He is the maker of creation, the master of creation, and the source of eternal life. His life brings light to darkness, and he is the public light available to all, a powerful light that can transform lives, and a passed-over light that many fail to comprehend. [... more]

Jesus Christ is the one who brings light to darkness, and his gift of light is necessary for life, guidance, understanding ourselves, and following Christ. He is the light of the world, and those who follow him will not walk in darkness but will have the light of life. [... more]

God's strategy for our deliverance is beyond our comprehension. He tells us to commit our plans and aspirations to Him, and we will find His plan for our life. Pastor Greg Laurie shares the story of Joshua and Rahab, two world changers who faced insurmountable obstacles, but God had a plan to bring about their deliverance. He reminds us that God's ways are beyond our understanding, and we must trust in Him to overcome the insurmountable. [... more]

Joy is a fruit of the Spirit available to all in Christ, no matter the circumstances of life. It's a peace that surpasses understanding, rooted in the gospel and the presence of Jesus in our hearts. We can experience this joy by thinking on things that are true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, and praiseworthy, and by letting our lives become aligned with our real purpose in this world. [... more]

Celebrating Easter can be challenging when struggling with mental health, but sharing testimonies of hope and victory through Jesus can bring encouragement. [... more]

Ken Ham, President of Answers in Genesis, discusses how to communicate the Gospel to modern ears, emphasizing the importance of understanding the changing culture and the need to go back to the foundations of the Bible to explain the message of salvation. [... more]