Share a commentThe pressure to quit on culture is real and it is growing When you watch faith mocked morality redefined and even public prayer treated like a problem it can feel easier to pull back into a safe Christian bubble We push against that impulse with a surprising biblical reminder God didn't save us and immediately take us to heaven because He wants our lives right here to demonstrate the reality of the City of God while we live in the City of Man Stephen Davy opens a new series in the book of Titus called Remarkable Christianity and [... more]

Share a commentA lot of Christians feel cornered right now and the reflex is to fight harder for personal and religious rights We slow that instinct down and hold it up next to Jesus' words in Luke and Matthew where he delivers a very different kind of bill of rights for his followers pray for the people who oppose you refuse revenge when you're insulted stop demanding vindication and hold your possessions with open hands We talk about what this looks like when the pressure is real including stories of persecuted believers and the reminder that the church has always [... more]

Share a commentThe Golden Rule is easy to quote and hard to live especially when the other person is hostile unfair or publicly against you We sit with Jesus' words in Luke and watch him overturn the normal you scratch my back I'll scratch yours way of life What he offers is not self-protection or a strategy to win the culture wars but a deeply disruptive way to be human that starts with one command love your enemies From there we wrestle with a tension many Christians feel but rarely name the difference between the American Bill of Rights and [... more]

Share a commentYour name can be twisted into something ugly even when you're trying to do good and Jesus says that should not surprise us We start with His blunt promise that followers will be hated excluded mocked and defamed then we zoom out to see why that pressure shows up across cultures and eras From accusations in the early church to modern labels like intolerant or hateful we talk honestly about what it feels like when Christian faith collides with public opinion and why the deeper conflict is spiritual Then we slow down and ask a question that hits [... more]

Living the Enoch Lifestyle Renewed in the Latter Years Until He Comes It is never too late to start a deep vibrant walk with God In this episode of Until He Comes Ministries we explore the remarkable story of Enoch a man who began walking closely with the Lord at age and faithfully continued for another years Genesis Enoch's story is a powerful reminder that our later years can be our most spiritually fruitful Drawing from the lives of Enoch Moses and George M ller we examine what it truly means to bear fruit in old age Psalm and have [... more]

On this episode of Our American Stories by explorers had spent decades risking their lives trying to conquer the world's most hostile places Now two of the greatest were racing toward the North Pole in radically different machines American naval aviator Richard Byrd bet on the speed of a Fokker trimotor airplane Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen put his faith in the Norge a massive hydrogen-filled airship Who would win Our regular contributor The History Guy shares the story of the dangerous race that tested two explorers two technologies and the future of flight Support the show https www ouramericanstories com [... more]

A discussion about Hunter Biden's laptop, Tucker Carlson's interview with him, and the controversy surrounding it, as well as a critique of feminism and the abortion debate, and a discussion about the Seattle City Council's decision to fund sex changes for transgender refugees. [... more]

We all long for a place we've never been to before, and that place is called heaven. Jesus said, 'I am the resurrection and the life,' and he has the answers to our questions about the afterlife. Will our bodies be resurrected? Will we recognize one another in heaven? Will we be married in heaven? Jesus gives us the truth about heaven and the afterlife, and it's a truth that brings hope and comfort to those who believe in him. [... more]

When faced with persecution, Christians can find comfort in knowing they are blessed and honored by God. Having a clear conscience and being prepared to give a defense of their faith with meekness and fear is crucial in standing firm in their convictions. By being inwardly grounded in their faith and outwardly gentle and respectful, Christians can effectively share the gospel and bring hope to a hostile world. [... more]

Christians are called to be salt and light in a darkening world, preserving what is good and godly, and being a light for the gospel and biblical truth. This requires living a life that is noticed by the world and influencing it, even to the point of persecution. The Bible teaches that Christians must live in the world but be separate from it, and that they are the only ones who can bring light to a dark world. [... more]

The world is always watching, and Christians are expected to live out their faith in the face of hostility and persecution. The Bible teaches that goodness is profitable, but eventually, persecution is inevitable. It is a result of obedience to the great Commission, and it is a test of one's faith. Those who suffer for righteousness' sake are blessed, and they are honored to be in a position where they can experience what Jesus experienced. [... more]

Following Jesus involves faithfulness and courage, standing for God's truth even in the face of opposition, and being willing to make sacrifices for the sake of the gospel. John the Baptist's example shows that being a faithful messenger of God requires living with integrity, speaking the truth in love, and being willing to take a stand, even if it means facing consequences. As followers of Jesus, we must be committed to excellence, honesty, and skill, doing everything for the glory of God and leaving the consequences to Him. [... more]

Jesus gives His followers five resources to represent Him in the world: being commissioned, protected, instructed, empowered, and known by God. Believers are called to exercise spiritual authority and make others uncomfortable by sharing Christ's message, but must do so with tact and sensitivity. [... more]

The Tate brothers face 59 charges from seven accusers of crimes that are alleged to have happened from 2010 to 2017 in the United Kingdom, including for rape, sex trafficking, and child and extreme pornography. The Democratic Socialist Party's ideology is compared to communism, with some arguing it's a good idea while others see it as a path to disaster. Identity theft is a growing concern, with LifeLock offering protection. The presidential election in 2026 and 2028 is discussed, with some arguing the Democratic Party is becoming more anti-Israel. Darlene Graham, the sister of Lindsey Graham, is running for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina. Caitlin Clark breaks a record in the WNBA, but seems unimpressed by the achievement. [... more]

Daniel's unwavering commitment to his faith and integrity in the face of adversity serves as a powerful example for followers of Jesus Christ. His regular prayer and trust in God, despite the risk of persecution, demonstrate the importance of standing firm in one's convictions and living a life of character and reputation. [... more]

Chip Ingram explores how to follow Jesus in a culture that is hostile or suspicious of faith, and how to pray for all people, including those we disagree with, to bring about internal transformation and change the world. [... more]

The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, and living in this fear leads to a holy, obedient life. To fear the Lord is to know Him, live a holy life, and trust in Him, which is essential for wisdom in a hostile world. [... more]

Living a God-centered life requires the fear of the Lord, which is the beginning of wisdom. This fear comes from knowing God and fearing Him, leading to skilful living. The Lord is transcendent, separate from the world, and cannot be fully understood by any created being. He is the self-existent one, eternal, and uncreated, and His glory never fades. [... more]

Daniel, a young Jewish man, is taken captive by the Babylonians and must navigate a pagan culture while remaining true to his faith. He and his friends face challenges in their education, food, and names, but they choose to stand strong in their convictions, refusing to compromise their values and identity. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores whether Christians should ever disobey the government, citing biblical teachings on government authority and Christian responsibility. He discusses the importance of submitting to governing authorities, paying taxes, and respecting those in power, while also highlighting the role of government in punishing evil and serving the good of the people. [... more]