The Bible teaches that with God on our side, we are invincible, and Satan cannot win the battle for our minds or destinies. The term Sabbath is a majestic name for God, and Jesus Christ is the Creator, Sustainer, and Redeemer. He must win the battle, and with Him, we can overcome any obstacle. [... more]

Psalm 46 was a great comfort to Martin Luther, who saw it as a mighty song declaring victory in the great battle against evil forces. The Lord of hosts is with us, and the God of Jacob is our refuge and strength. The Son of God was manifested to destroy the works of the devil, and through death, Jesus Christ gained the victory over Satan, the prince of this world. [... more]

Encountering the wonder of creation can help us see why our highest calling is to know our Creator and delight in worshiping Him. As human beings, we were created to reflect God's glory and give Him praise, and this purpose is fulfilled when we recognize our place in His creation and respond with worship and adoration. [... more]

North Carolina's business creation has hit a record high in the first half of 2026, with over 100,000 new businesses created, according to Secretary of State Elaine Marshall. The state's economic relationship with Canada remains strong, with Canada being North Carolina's top trading partner. Meanwhile, Labor Commissioner Luke Farley reflected on an unforgettable experience meeting U.S. Marine Corps Major James Capers Jr., a recent Medal of Honor recipient. The state's healthcare affordability commission aims to lower healthcare costs, and the pension system has seen significant improvements, with a $8 billion earnings in the pension system reducing the pension deficit by almost 75%. Additionally, the state's emissions testing requirement is set to be rolled back in 19 counties, and Governor Josh Stein has signed 12 bills into law, including a virtual currency kiosk consumer protection act and a farmland and military protection act. [... more]

The ambitious project of rebuilding Jerusalem's wall was completed in less than two months due to the people's willingness to work together, a remarkable example of cooperation and divine calling. [... more]

A Christian pastor and a retired fighter pilot discuss the importance of prayer, faith, and discipline in a Christian's life, and how these principles can be applied to everyday situations, including the challenges of modern society and the decline of traditional values. [... more]

The Eternal God is from everlasting to everlasting, the God who ever was and ever shall be. This truth applies to God the Father and God the Son, as seen in scriptures such as Psalm 92 and 1 Thessalonians 4:14 and 17. [... more]

Biblical wisdom for financial decisions, exploring the virtue of prudence and its application in Christian investing, emphasizing the importance of aligning one's financial actions with their faith and values. [... more]

The art of mocking God and his people has changed little through the ages, with ancient enemies using similar tactics as modern-day scoffers to defeat God's plan and word. [... more]

The concept of the Word of Life is rooted in Philippians 2, emphasizing the person and work of Jesus Christ, Creator, Lord, and King. As ministers of Christ, we are responsible for holding forth the Word of Life, which involves being well-versed in the written word and shining the light of the glorious gospel of salvation by grace. [... more]

Carter Conlon teaches from Galatians chapter 6, emphasizing the importance of not growing weary in doing good and the promise of reaping in due season. He shares five reasons not to give up, including knowing the truth, the healing and restoring power of God, the love of a father, the power to break addictions, and the benefit of escaping self-focus and living for the sake of others. [... more]

God raises up mighty nations with great leaders to accomplish purposes in the divine plan, but when they become proud and lovers of pleasure more than God, they fall. This has happened to God's chosen nation, Israel, and other nations that forgot God, and now the USA is showing signs of self-seeking power and pride among leaders and moral decay among people. [... more]

Jesus taught that His disciples are the light of the world, representing Him and His message in an unfair and distorted world. As saints and disciples, we are commanded to shine with the truth and shed the light of the glorious gospel of Christ, attempting to enlighten every man that comes into the world. [... more]

The reverend nature of God is highlighted in the King James Bible, where the adjective 'reverend' is used only once to describe Him. Moses also described God as a mighty and terrible God, yet also a God of love, mercy, and forgiveness. [... more]

Praise is a fundamental aspect of worship, with the Bible emphasizing its importance in various contexts. The sanctuary and creation are identified as locations where praise should occur, with music and movement being integral components. Every living being is summoned to praise, and breath is a tool for worship, making it a universal call to all. [... more]

Those who belong to Jesus have crucified the flesh with its passions and desires, and have been given the resource to walk by the Spirit, producing the fruit of love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control. This is a promise of God's Word, and it is a reality for those in Christ, a resource for overcoming natural sinful behavior and becoming like Christ. [... more]

The story of the fall of man from a perfect paradise to a place of sin and misery and death begins with an attack on God's word, leading to an attack on God's character, and ultimately justifying disobedience. The serpent, identified as Satan, tempts Eve by questioning the veracity of God's word, and she responds with inaccuracies and a minimizing of the penalty for disobedience. This leads to a rationalized disobedience that can only be remedied by God. [... more]

The Bible promises deliverance from God's wrath to those who seek meekness and righteousness. Jesus defined meekness as a key characteristic of his own human character, and it enables Christians to maintain composure in the face of opposition. A meek spirit produces a peace that no trouble can disturb and that no prosperity can puff up. Seeking meekness is a command from the Bible, and it is essential for a Christian's spiritual growth. [... more]

Jesus' presence brings peace to his disciples, even in the midst of enemies, and his promise to be with them always is a testament to his love and devotion. Through the Holy Spirit, his presence continues to speak peace to believers, and he will be in their midst forever. [... more]

God has chosen the foolish and weak things of the world to confound the wise and mighty, fulfilling a prophecy made almost 2,000 years ago. Christians have founded great universities and carried the gospel to heathen lands, but often seen their efforts taken over by ungodly leaders. This is not a surprise, as God said it would be this way, and it is a testament to the power of faith and devotion. [... more]

The creation groans in pain, awaiting redemption, as the consequences of Adam's sin brought death and decay to the world. However, the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ, offering hope beyond the wages of sin. The second law of thermodynamics illustrates the basic tendency of life, but one day this law will be removed, and the creation will be restored. [... more]

The book of Genesis reveals God's plan for creation and mankind, establishing the foundation of the Bible. It describes God as the creator of all things, the Trinity, and humanity's unique image-bearing status. Understanding Genesis is crucial for grasping the meaning of life and the purpose of humanity, which is to have a relationship with God and receive eternal life through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The passage from Philippians 2:10-11 is thought to be an omission by all sentient beings of the deity of the Lord Jesus, referencing the foundational passage in Isaiah 45:22-23, which speaks of the great final judgment and the celebration of Christ's formal assumption of his role as king. [... more]

The legacy of faith lives on through the story of Joseph, who learned to trust God's providence in the midst of adversity. The book of Genesis reveals God's creation and redemption plan, showing how even evil can be turned into good. Through faith and obedience, we can walk with God and leave a lasting legacy that points to Jesus Christ. [... more]

A lot of guys need direction meaning and purpose for their lives but are struggling to find it They hear what a man is NOT supposed to be but aren't sure what they ARE supposed to be Author and radio host Brant Hansen makes some brilliant observations about what women need men to be - and six key decisions men can make to set themselves apart from the rest Alluding to the creation story Brant encourages men to be Keepers of the Garden secure confident protectors who are chasing after Christ Receive a copy of The Men We Need and [... more]

God has a plan and a purpose for men's lives that is bigger than just picking their parking spot. A man at his best creates a space where people are secure, vulnerable, and can thrive. This is achieved by being a keeper of the garden, protecting the vulnerable, and making decisions that align with God's purpose. [... more]

The concept of sacrificial living for Christ is emphasized throughout the New Testament, providing a definitive answer to those seeking God's will for their lives. This principle is rooted in the idea of being transformed by the renewing of one's mind, allowing individuals to render lifelong service to God and avoid conforming to the world's standards. [... more]

God knew us before we were born, and He knew us while we were in our mother's womb. He said that our eyelids did see His substance while we were yet unperfect. God's plan for our life is to do us good and not harm, to give us a hope and a future. He knows the day we would be born and the day we'll die. God is mindful of us and has precious thoughts towards us. He wants to bless us and give us a hope in a future. [... more]

Jesus Christ's three names - Jesus, Christ, and Lord - represent his human, messianic, and divine roles, linking him to humanity, prophecy, and Deity. The New Testament emphasizes a chronological pattern, with Jesus as his human name, Christ as his messianic name, and Lord as his divine name. His threefold office and work include prophet, priest, and king, and mankind's relationship with him follows this pattern. [... more]

As a new creation in Christ, we are indwelt with the Holy Spirit, predestined to be conformed to the likeness of Jesus Christ, and called to walk by the Spirit, not gratifying the desires of the flesh. This walk is a daily tension, but with the Holy Spirit's guidance and empowerment, we can rise above natural behavior and become transformed from the inside out, reflecting the character of Christ. [... more]

The importance of considering others' concerns and avoiding divisions, as taught in the Bible, is emphasized. Christians are encouraged to follow godly examples, bear the infirmities of the weak, and exercise discipline with meekness, considering their own temptations. [... more]

The concept of atonement is explored in the context of biblical reconciliation, highlighting the difference between temporary covering of sins and the permanent restoration of fellowship with God through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ. [... more]

Alex McFarland and his guest Frank Figueroa discuss the importance of defending the Christian faith, particularly among young people, and share stories of how they've seen God moving in the lives of others through apologetics and evangelism. [... more]

The passage from Deuteronomy 6, 4-9 emphasizes the importance of passing on God's message to future generations, with a focus on teaching children and parents committing to a godly heritage. [... more]

Paul's letter to the Galatians emphasizes the freedom that comes from Christ, contrasting it with the bondage of legalism and self-indulgence. He explains that true freedom is not just a release from the law, but a transformation of one's affections and attitudes, allowing us to serve others through love and reflect the character of Christ. [... more]

Jonah's life is a metaphor for our lives, as he runs from God and ends up going down into the deep abyss of the sea. However, through his experience in the belly of the whale, Jonah comes to a point of crisis, leading to repentance and restoration in his heart. He admits his sin, accepts God's discipline, and expresses appreciation for his salvation, ultimately being spit up onto dry land by the fish. [... more]

The concept of thinking the same thing and having the same love is emphasized in Philippians 2:2, where believers are commanded to be of one mind and have the same love as Christ. This love is a result of Godly love and produces being of one accord. The mind and spirit of the Creator God are to be in agreement with the like-mindedness of believers. [... more]

The psalmist's testimony in Psalm 119 emphasizes the importance of seeking God with a whole heart, keeping His commandments, and praising Him for revealing eternal truth in His inspired Word. [... more]

God's ownership of all things is a central theme in the Bible, with Jesus being the heir of all things and creator of the world. Scripture gives four reasons for this, including Jesus' inheritance, creation, sustenance, and redemption of all things. [... more]

The secret of the Lord is revealed to those who fear Him, and He shows them His covenant. This promise is fulfilled through divine revelation to God's prophets, including Christ, the Holy Spirit, and the apostles, who conveyed God's eternal counsels in written form through the Holy Scriptures. [... more]