Christians are losing credibility in a hostile culture by politicizing their faith and responding with anger and despair. Dr. Joe Stoll argues that the early church thrived in a hostile environment by living out the gospel in a way that is attractive to others, and that this is still possible today through good works, love, and compassion. [... more]

The host Robbie discusses the concept of birthright and its connection to the idea of a priest, highlighting how this relates to Jesus' labor of love, a ministry that provides car repair and labor for single moms, widows, and families in crisis. He is joined by guests, including Jim Owens, a Mustang marketing manager, and Wendy, a recipient of the Jesus labor love ministry, who shares her story of receiving a car and the impact it had on her life. [... more]

A husband struggles to connect with his wife who has become emotionally distant and critical, while another caller shares her experience of being in a marriage where her husband has a shady past and is struggling with addiction. Dr. Gary Chapman offers guidance on how to navigate these challenging situations and provides advice on how to communicate love and respect in a marriage, even when the other person is not responding positively. [... more]

Chip Ingram teaches that Jesus offers satisfaction and contentment, regardless of external circumstances. He shares his personal story of seeking God's voice and guidance, and provides practical advice on how to hear God's voice, including asking if there is a command to obey, a promise to claim, and an example to follow. He also discusses common barriers to receiving God's promise, such as familiarity, fear of what others think, unwillingness to obey, ignorance, and superficial assessment. [... more]

Jesus offers satisfaction and fulfillment in life, promising to quench our thirst for purpose and meaning. To experience this, we must be willing to obey God's commands, claim His promises, and follow His example. However, many people struggle with barriers such as familiarity, fear, disobedience, ignorance, and superficial assessment, which prevent them from knowing and applying God's truth. [... more]

Jesus makes an outrageous promise to quench our thirst and satisfy us at a deep level, independent of external things. He teaches us that we can get this satisfaction from within by following Him and learning from His Word. The Bible holds the key to understanding God's plan for our lives and how to live in a way that brings joy, peace, and love. By studying the Bible and developing a personal relationship with God, we can experience the satisfaction and fulfillment we long for. [... more]

Jesus makes an outrageous promise to quench our thirst and satisfy us at a deep level, independent of external things. He teaches that we can experience this satisfaction by following Him and developing a personal relationship with God through His Word, which holds the key to understanding His will and receiving wisdom and guidance. [... more]

A paralyzed man's 38-year wait for healing serves as a metaphor for humanity's spiritual paralysis, illustrating the need to validate weakness, activate one's will, and initiate a walk with Jesus to receive supernatural strength and live a godly life. [... more]

Honor your parents, even when they're difficult, and recognize the importance of loving others, including those who may be struggling with their own issues. Learn how to manage anger and regret, and find hope for change in relationships, even in the face of abuse or hurtful behavior. [... more]

Moses' doubts about his mission to Pharaoh are mirrored in Kizombo's fears about writing his father's story, but God's answer is the same: 'You have me, I will be with you.' [... more]

The concept of God's learning and loving nature is explored, highlighting the importance of communion and speaking to God to understand his desires and needs. The discussion also delves into the idea of God's capacity for loving and learning, drawing parallels with human experiences and relationships. [... more]

The 13th verse of Habakkuk's first chapter holds profound meaning, connecting the concept of manna to the question of why God allows evil, and revealing the horrible price of sin and treason, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of Shalom and our relationship with God. [... more]

A mother struggles to love her addicted son effectively, while a young widow faces financial challenges in a potential new marriage. Dr. Gary Chapman offers advice on navigating relationships, love languages, and spiritual growth, emphasizing the importance of honesty, empathy, and seeking help when needed. [... more]

Exploring the depth of a relationship with God, where mutual love and understanding are key. The speaker reflects on the Song of Solomon, Revelations, and personal experiences to illustrate the importance of God's interest in our thoughts and words, and how we can grow in our faith through communion with Him. [... more]

The concept of the Zion is explored in the context of mindfulness and connection with God. King David's use of the word 'precepts' is examined, and its connection to the Hebrew word 'pakutim' is discussed. The significance of studying the law and getting closer to God is emphasized, and the importance of reflecting God's glory is highlighted. [... more]

God's holiness is a call to Christians to live a holy life, but it's not about willpower, rather it's a commitment to obey God's command to be holy, as He is holy. This requires a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, who died on the cross to cover and pay for our sins, and a willingness to surrender to His will and follow His teachings. [... more]

Exploring the concept of God's repentance and its connection to comfort, faith, and Jesus, while discussing prison ministry, the Bible, and innovative approaches to safety and insurance, such as OnStar's new insurance program. [... more]

A couple's emotional needs are deeply rooted in their love languages, which can impact their marriage and relationships. Dr. Gary Chapman discusses how understanding and communicating love languages can help couples build stronger relationships and overcome challenges, including those faced by military couples and parents with adult children. [... more]

Dr. Gary Chapman discusses the importance of understanding and speaking each other's love languages in relationships, whether romantic, familial, or professional. He shares practical advice on how to improve communication, build appreciation, and strengthen bonds in marriages, families, and workplaces. [... more]