Abraham's story in Hebrews 11 shows that faith is not about earning God's favor, but about trusting in His unwavering commitment to His people. God tests Abraham's faith by asking him to sacrifice his son Isaac, but Abraham passes the test by trusting in God's promise to provide for himself a lamb. This story illustrates the importance of knowledge of God's character, remembrance of His past faithfulness, and looking to the Lamb of God for our salvation and trust in His faithfulness. [... more]

Abraham's story exemplifies the faith of Hebrews 11, where he obeyed God's call to leave his familiar life and seek a city with better foundations, a city whose designer and builder is God. This city is infinitely better in its satisfaction, certainty, security, and permanence, offering an eternal life with God, where everything we miss out on here is waiting for us in glorified form. [... more]

God's holiness raises a couple questions, and one is how can sinful people have a relationship with God. The answer is Jesus made it possible through his death on the cross. When we trust in Christ, we are legally declared righteous, and the penalty for sin is forgiven. However, we still struggle with sin, and the process of becoming holy is a journey. It starts with a commitment to holiness and involves surrendering to God, being in His Word, and living in community. God causes us to be transformed progressively, but it requires effort and a willingness to change. The ultimate goal is to be holy, glorified, and transformed once and for all when we meet Christ. [... more]

The concept of God's holiness is explored through biblical passages, revealing His majesty, moral purity, and otherness. This understanding is contrasted with humanity's tendency to reduce God to a more relatable figure, and the importance of living a holy life is emphasized as a means of reflecting God's character and bringing health to individuals and relationships. [... more]

Knowing you're a child of God changes your life. God's love is eternal, unconditional, and incomprehensible. It's demonstrated in Jesus Christ, who died on the cross for our sins and rose again, proving his love forever. As children of God, we're called to live in that love, share it with others, and persevere through hard times, empowered by the Holy Spirit. [... more]

A mother shares her personal experience of losing a child at 39 weeks of pregnancy and how she found comfort and hope in her Christian faith. She discusses the importance of community, scripture, and surrendering to God's sovereignty in the midst of suffering. [... more]

The book of Genesis is the foundation of the Bible, revealing God's purpose for humanity and the creation of the world. It teaches that God is triune, the creator of all things, and that humans are made in His image. The book of Genesis also explores the meaning of life, the importance of knowing God, and the gift of salvation through Jesus Christ. [... more]

The rise and fall of Adolf Hitler is a complex and intriguing story that raises questions about the role of fate and providence in human history. Dr. Erwin Lutzer explores the life of Hitler and the Nazi regime, examining how God's sovereignty and rule are evident in the events that unfolded. From Hitler's birth to his rise to power and eventual downfall, Lutzer delves into the biblical lens through which we can understand the twists and turns of history. [... more]

A Christian apologist discusses various topics including the doctrine of the Trinity, hate mail, and spiritual leaders, while engaging in a debate with a caller about the nature of Jesus Christ and his divinity. [... more]

The omnipotence of God is a testament to His infinite power, which is beyond human comprehension. This attribute of God means that He is all-powerful, able to do whatever He pleases, and His power is not diminished by time or circumstances. God's power is irresistible, inexhaustible, and self-consistent, working in perfect conformity with His other attributes. This understanding of God's power should encourage and strengthen us as we pray and seek to do His will. [... more]