Renewing your mind is a supernatural process that involves a heart-love relationship with God, and it's a battle that requires spiritual tools such as hearing and reading God's Word, memorizing Scripture, and meditating on truth to experience real and lasting life change. [... more]

Many Christians feel stuck, loving Jesus but not experiencing God's best in their lives. Chip Ingram explores the invisible battle happening in every believer's mind, where the world pressures us to conform through screens, relationships, and messages about what makes us valuable. God invites transformation through renewing our minds with His truth, allowing us to experience the good, well-pleasing, and perfect will of God. [... more]

To experience God's best, one must stop allowing the world to conform them and start being transformed by the renewing of their mind. This process involves a battle between the world's influence and God's truth, requiring a heart-love relationship with Him and a commitment to studying, memorizing, and meditating on His Word. [... more]

Solomon explores how to ruin one's life, country, and everything else by adopting a me-first attitude, becoming inattentive and indifferent, being selfish and shallow, and becoming obstinate and opinionated. He contrasts this with the path to spiritual growth, which demands a rejection of self-centeredness and a commitment to living with dignity, discipline, and integrity. [... more]

Families can create a realistic plan before the holiday season by deciding what they can afford, setting a total budget, and using cash or debit cards to track spending. Giving meaningful gifts, staying within healthy limits, and focusing on shared experiences can also help. For families dealing with debt, giving within their means and scaling back can help celebrate Christmas without adding to the burden. [... more]

To succeed at anything in this world we must learn to harness our attention and focus on the task at hand The spiritual walk requires no less If we aim to finish the race set before us and please Christ with the way we live and the work we do we must learn to remain spiritually focused And when that focus is broken and it will be at times we must know how to quickly refocus and then press on with what really counts seeking Christ and His will for our life Using the gospel account of Peter's famous walk [... more]

God wants us to be free from sinful habits and demonic activity, but we must deal with sin and temptation immediately, bringing our lives under the authority of the Word of God, and exercising our authority to say 'Begone, Satan, for it is written'. [... more]

Jesus warns against the dangers of greed and envy, and teaches that true wealth is found in being rich toward God. He shows us that material things can never give us the life our heart truly craves, and that the real abundance is being rooted in Christ. A biblical approach to money transforms more than just our bank accounts, it transforms our hearts. [... more]

The importance of humility in giving and the dangers of self-righteousness, as well as practical advice on biblical stewardship, financial wisdom, and retirement planning, including strategies for Social Security and investment decisions, and the benefits of forming a limited liability corporation for rental businesses. [... more]

Joseph's story in the Bible teaches us about God's faithfulness and our response to mistreatment. Despite being betrayed, accused, and abandoned, Joseph chose to trust in God and forgive those who wronged him. We can learn from Joseph's example and apply it to our own lives, choosing to reevaluate our priorities, refuse to retaliate, and refocus on God's design for our lives. [... more]

Paul's personal testimony reveals his insatiable hunger to know Christ more deeply, live for Him more dynamically, and suffer with Him more dependently. He hungers to have a perpetual and habitual relationship with Christ, marked by obedience, intimacy, and communion. This relationship is not just about knowing God intellectually, but about having a personal and intimate connection with Him, which leads to spiritual growth and transformation. [... more]

Working multiple jobs can be overwhelming, but with practical and spiritual insights, individuals can stay organized, communicate effectively, and manage their time. Biblical principles can guide financial decisions, including tithing and retirement planning, while managing debt and insurance needs. [... more]

Delighting in the Lord and His ways can refocus our desires on Him and His purposes. Christians who desire God more than anything else look like Jesus, and when our desires align with God's, we have perfect peace. A fragrant offering and a sacrifice to God is a key aspect of biblical generosity, and giving freely and sacrificially can result in incredible joy and the advancement of the kingdom. [... more]

Christ's return is imminent, and it's time to wake up, get dressed, and go to work. Dr. Robert Jeffress emphasizes the importance of living a righteous life, using one's spiritual gift to make disciples, and being accountable to God for time. He encourages listeners to lay aside sinful behavior, put on the armor of light, and make the most of the time remaining before Christ's return. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress helps listeners refocus their attention on the things of God, emphasizing that God's kingdom is the only one that will endure. He discusses the importance of being aware of the end times and the eternal impact of every day. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress takes listeners on a journey back to Bethlehem to gain a fresh perspective on the most important birth in human history, reminding us that Christmas is about the entrance of our Savior into the world and offering a new book to help understand the turmoil in the Middle East. [... more]

Ian Hamilton, president of Westminster Presbyterian Theological Seminary, emphasizes the importance of Christ-centered preaching and living. He shares his personal testimony of coming to faith through hearing a sermon on John 3:16 and encourages pastors to proclaim Christ as the central message, even in times of crisis and confusion. Hamilton also stresses the sovereignty of God and the triumph of Christ, urging believers to be faithful and live their lives according to God's word. [... more]

God has made our minds with the ability to bring back not merely the recollection of events but to relive them with all the emotions, with all the feelings, with all the struggles, with the you are there right now. The path of breaking bread together restores our spiritual passion by forcing us to do certain things, like remembering who Jesus is and what he's done for us, and bringing it to vivid recollection, to come and renew our first love. [... more]

The message of Christmas is one of joy, not commercialism or material gifts. The angel's announcement to the shepherds was a message of great joy, which is for all people. Fear can cancel out joy, but God wants us to experience joy in this season. The condition of joy is to let go of fear and choose to rejoice in the Lord, knowing that we have a Savior who is Christ the Lord. [... more]

Chip Ingram teaches on the importance of staying focused on what matters in life, drawing from the Apostle Paul's message to Timothy about perseverance, faithfulness, and the power of God's word. He emphasizes the need to remember who Jesus is and what he's done, and to live out our faith in a world filled with distractions and chaos. [... more]