The 144,000 Jews left through the Great Tribulation period are a ministry of war spiritually, converting men and women, and are celibate and devoted to God's work. Their passion is evangelism, and they have a ministry of saving souls, highlighting the seriousness of salvation and God's wrath that can be avoided. [... more]

The 144,000 Jewish men who become Christians will survive the Great Tribulation and enter the millennial kingdom of Christ, where they will learn a new song of redemption and joy, while others on earth will face judgment and tribulation. [... more]

The hosts of Kingdom Pursuits, along with guests Dr. Date the Word and Bob Young, discuss the importance of bold faith and how it can be applied in everyday life. They share personal stories and experiences of how God has used their passions to build the kingdom, and how they have been inspired by others to be more bold in their faith. [... more]

The concept of chesed, or loyal love, is central to understanding God's relationship with humanity. This love is demonstrated through God's steadfast mercy and loyalty, as seen in the biblical account of Hosea and Gomer. The love of God is not only eternal but also immutable, and it is this love that motivates us in our service and devotion to the Lord. [... more]

God teaches the Israelites about the importance of prayer, intercession, and community in the redeemed life. He emphasizes that leadership and ministry should happen by all people at all levels, and that sharing personal testimonies and hospitality are key to evangelism and growth. The church should be a house of prayer for all nations, where people can connect with God and be taken care of by the body of Christ. [... more]

Tom Maharris, a Greek Orthodox man, was raised in a life of sex, drugs, and rock and roll, but found Jesus Christ in 1968 after a transformative experience at a peace demonstration in Central Park. He went on to become a pastor, shepherd, and mentor, leading Manhattan Bible Church in New York City. Maharris is now on a mission to share the gospel with prisoners, establishing Bible colleges and witnessing supernatural transformations in the lives of those he reaches. [... more]

God's plan of redemption was already in motion after Adam and Eve sinned, and their relationship with God was broken. The promise of his coming is so absolutely unique it's beyond chance. God had planned it 100% from the very beginning. The Bible announces right here: 743 years before Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, that the one coming would be a child born, he's going to come as a child, because a son will be offered. He was born to die. The fact that his return has been promised, its promise is anticipating every human need. God's consolation, God's comfort cannot come for you. God invented air, food, and intimacy for conception, and he's the inventor of the human system that's processing the atmosphere around you. [... more]

The birth of Jesus Christ is a pivotal point in history, as the Lamb of God came to take away the sin of the world. God's perfect plan unfolded, and Jesus came to die for humanity's sins, providing a ransom for many. The concept of sacrifice and covenant is explored through the Old Testament, leading to the understanding that Jesus is the ultimate substitute for humanity's transgressions. [... more]

The study of the Book of Revelation continues with a focus on God's wrath, judgment, and redemption. The speaker explores the theme of God's wrath being completed, the finality of judgment, and the completion of God's wrath. The redeemed are seen worshiping God, praising Him for His works, ways, and worth. The chapter ends with God's justice being served, as seven angels are dispatched to pour out the final judgments of God. [... more]

Sinners, lost and wandering in the wilderness, prisoners in a dungeon, and sick with a deadly disease, cry out to God for deliverance, and He answers with loving kindness, redemption, and salvation, leading them to a heavenly city where they can give thanks and praise Him. [... more]

Managing time wisely is crucial for achieving financial goals and living a purposeful life. Rob West discusses the importance of prioritizing time, building margin, and investing in what truly matters. He also answers listener questions on investing for children, buying a new car, and refinancing an RV loan. [... more]

The story of Ruth and Boaz illustrates the concept of redemption, where a close relative, Boaz, redeems a piece of property and marries Ruth, a destitute widow, to continue her deceased husband's family name. This biblical account foreshadows the redemptive work of Jesus Christ, who came to buy us back from our sins and offer us salvation and forgiveness through His precious blood. [... more]

The story of Ruth and Boaz illustrates the concept of redemption, where a close relative, Boaz, purchases a piece of land and marries Ruth, a widow, to ensure the family name continues. This act of redemption foreshadows the greatest Redeemer, Jesus Christ, who paid the infinite price for humanity's salvation. The narrative highlights the importance of faith, trust in God's sovereignty, and the transformative power of redemption in one's life. [... more]

Navigating the complexities of blended families requires honest conversations about money and finances. Couples must address trust issues, loyalty, and belonging to create a shared vision for their financial journey. A togetherness agreement can facilitate bonding and unity, while also providing a framework for financial decisions. By prioritizing God-honoring marriage and financial planning, couples can build a strong foundation for their relationship and achieve financial stability. [... more]

God's people are a community of mutual trust and care, a community of grace. This community looks at one another's plight and says, 'How can I help?' In stark contrast, the world labels and disdains those in need. Christians are called to show compassion, kindness, and humility, bearing with one another and forgiving each other as the Lord has forgiven them. Christ's character is the anchor of every precept in Scripture, and His righteousness has been credited to believers, making them justified before God. [... more]

God's laws in Deuteronomy 21-22 point toward the gospel, foreshadowing Jesus' sacrifice and redemption. Pastor Rich Powell explores eight ways these laws pave the way for Jesus, highlighting the privileges of the firstborn, the rebellious son, and the community of mutual trust and care in the church. [... more]

Pastor Rich unpacks the laws in Deuteronomy 21-22, showing their historical and biblical context, and how they point toward the gospel. He discusses the importance of creation stewardship, safety guardrails, and the sanctity of marriage, highlighting God's loving boundaries and the need for human flourishing. [... more]

Pastor Rich Powell unpacks the laws in Deuteronomy 21-22, highlighting the underlying principles of atonement for guilt, protection of females, and the privilege of the firstborn. He also explores the importance of guarding against rebellion and the consequences of capital punishment, revealing how these laws point to the gospel and foreshadow the cross. [... more]

Paul's message to the Athenians emphasizes God's role as the creator of humanity, refuting the idea of evolution and highlighting the significance of Adam and Eve as the first humans. He also stresses God's control over history and the importance of seeking Him, as He desires fellowship with humanity. [... more]

God is the creator of humanity, and His revelation is the only source of truth about human origins. The Bible teaches that Adam and Eve were the first humans, created by God, and that their sin led to the fall of humanity. In contrast, evolution is a theory that attempts to explain the origin of life through natural processes, but it is incomplete and often contradictory. The Bible's account of creation and human origins is not just a historical record, but a revelation of God's character and purpose for humanity. [... more]

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee shares his inspiring story of hope and resilience in the face of adversity, including the loss of his wife and struggles with his children, and how his faith in God helped him navigate these challenges and find a deeper understanding of abundant life. [... more]

The Memphis school board elections are being realigned to 2026, allowing for greater accountability and transparency. The Trump administration is discussing autism and vaccines, questioning the role of pharmaceutical companies. A local leader, Jason Lederfein, shares his journey to Christianity and how it has impacted his civic engagement. The importance of finding common ground and respectful dialogue is emphasized, particularly in discussing sensitive topics like vaccines and autism. [... more]

Heaven will be a multiracial, multi-ethnic place marked by love and grace, where we will be reunited with our loved ones and worship God together, forever. [... more]

Christ's act of redemption bought us back from slavery to sin, ransoming us from the marketplace of sin, and paying the full penalty for our sins through His death on the cross, offering eternal redemption and forgiveness through His blood. [... more]

Justin Briarly discusses the growing wave of Christian faith replacing secularism in culture, the importance of apologetics, and the need for Christians to be well-rounded in their understanding of the world and their faith. He also shares his experiences debating with atheists and the importance of humility and surrender in coming to faith. [... more]

A discussion on predestination, free will, and salvation, exploring the sovereignty of God and the nature of human choice, with references to biblical teachings and scriptural examples. [... more]

Greg continues this illuminating series that unpacks verse-by-verse the unimaginable wonders of the eternal city of God described by John in Revelation and This episode describes the supernatural light source in New Jerusalem its absence of temples or shrines its most unusual lamp the unnamed kings who will reign the redeemed nations under the Father and the Lamb and God's three emphatic exclusion statements New Jerusalem's immigration policy which make it abundantly clear that anyone who practices sin will not live in this God-indwelt eternal city This may come as a shock to many today who have been fed a [... more]

Work is not just a job, but a vital part of how we worship God and serve others, according to Pastor Tom Nelson. He joins Faith and Finance to discuss the biblical understanding of work, work as worship, and how God's design for work can transform us and our communities. From the original creation to the new creation, Pastor Nelson unpacks the four-chapter biblical story of work and how it can be a powerful tool for redemption in the workplace. [... more]

Greg begins a new series taking you on a fascinating journey through Revelation and describing in verse-by-verse detail Our Dream City New Jerusalem The facts revealed in this episode alone are stunning this old cosmos burnt up a new one replacing it fresh from the Creator's hand all previous ages terminated a born-again creation prepared for a born-again people the Shekinah-filled crystal-clear jewel-encrusted city in which God will reside with the redeemed of Israel and the church forever And ever And ever And much more [... more]

Kim Meter shares powerful stories of redemption and healing at Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, where she partners rescued horses with emotionally hurt children, and the Holy Spirit's presence is palpable. She emphasizes the importance of following God's lead and trusting in His love and hope, which can transform lives in an instant. [... more]

A broken-hearted child finds solace and healing through her relationship with horses, which ultimately leads to a deeper understanding of God's love and redemption. As she grows up, she finds purpose in rescuing and rehabilitating horses, and in the process, helps broken children find healing and a sense of belonging. [... more]

Blended families face unique challenges, but with the right approach, they can thrive. Christian couples Scott and Vanessa Martindale share their experience and expertise on how to navigate the complexities of blended families, inner vows, and spiritual growth, offering practical advice and biblical guidance for restoration and healing. [... more]

As strangers and exiles in a fallen world, we are called to follow a distinct ruler, obey a distinct standard, and live in a distinct community. Our hope is not in princes, presidents, or earthly things, but in Christ, who bears the weight of our hope. We are a chosen people, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation, set apart from the world and its values. [... more]

The Lord Jesus offered Himself up as a sacrifice on the cross to rescue sinners from the curse of the Law, as explained in Galatians 3:13. This divine redemption is connected to the first created couple, Adam and Eve, who ignored God's words and listened to a false promise, leading to the death curse. The Lord's Supper is a reminder for believers to trust in Him, celebrating redemption through His wounded body. [... more]

Men are encouraged to step up and be intentional fathers, leaving a lasting legacy that honors God. Jonathan Lewis shares his personal story and the mission of Fathers for Fathers, emphasizing the importance of faith, financial stewardship, and biblical wisdom in shaping generations. [... more]

The battle between good and evil is a real and ongoing conflict, with Satan and his forces seeking to accuse and deceive believers. However, God's sovereignty and power are ultimately victorious, as seen in the story of Michael the Archangel's defeat of Satan and his expulsion from heaven. This victory has significant implications for believers, who are assured of their security and protection in Christ. [... more]

The Bible offers little information about what heaven is like, leaving many questions unanswered. R.C. Sproul explores the topic of heaven, discussing the resurrection of Christ and the nature of our future bodies. He delves into the Apostle's Creed and the concept of the resurrection of the body, explaining that our future bodies will be glorified and invincible, unlike our current perishable and corruptible bodies. [... more]

False religion can be a trap, making people feel spiritually alive while being utterly lost. Jesus Christ warned against trusting experiences, traditions, or good works for salvation, emphasizing the importance of a genuine relationship with him. The problem of religion is not new, and Jesus spoke scathingly against the Pharisees and other religious professionals of his day, calling them white-washed tombs, full of hypocrisy and lawlessness. Today, many churches and individuals are at risk of falling into the same trap, prioritizing external appearances over true spiritual life. [... more]

God's judgment for breaking his law is death, and Adam's sin led to condemnation for everyone. However, Christ's obedience brought salvation for some, and through his gift of righteousness, we can reign in life through Jesus Christ. The contrast between Adam and Christ is that condemnation is automatic, but salvation is optional, and it's the gift of God's forgiveness that makes us righteous and gives us eternal life. [... more]

The Bible teaches that salvation comes from obedience and faith, not from earning it. Believers are set free from sin and become slaves of righteousness, producing fruit to holiness and everlasting life. The gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus, and those who reject the truth of Christ will receive nothing but judgment. [... more]