The return of Jesus Christ is a message that should motivate us to holy living, and it's a message of hope. We do not grieve as those who have no hope, and when Jesus comes, we will be together, whether living or dead, and we will be with the Lord forever and ever. The Bible says that if you love his appearing, you receive a crown of righteousness, and we should be looking forward to meeting the Lord in the air, face to face with Christ, our Savior. [... more]

Jesus' courage and sacrifice are on full display as he faces betrayal, arrest, and interrogation in the Garden of Gethsemane. Despite being surrounded by armed guards, Jesus voluntarily surrenders himself, protecting his disciples and fulfilling his mission to bring redemption to humanity. Through his actions, Jesus shows that true strength lies not in fighting back, but in surrendering to the will of God and trusting in his plan for salvation. [... more]

Dr. Abadan Shah discusses the importance of seeing Christ in the Old Testament, explaining that it's not just a cool Bible study trick, but the correct way to read scripture. He delves into passages from Romans and Ephesians, highlighting the context and meaning behind predestination and election unto salvation, emphasizing that it's about assurance and living a life worthy of being saved, rather than just focusing on who gets picked to be saved. [... more]

Retirement income planning involves managing risks such as sequence of returns, market risk, and longevity risk. Annuities can provide a guaranteed income stream, mitigating these risks and allowing individuals to safely spend their money in retirement. By understanding these risks and utilizing annuities as part of a comprehensive retirement strategy, individuals can enjoy a more secure and fulfilling retirement. [... more]

Jesus teaches the parable of the fig tree, which represents his return and the end of the age, emphasizing the importance of understanding this parable to prepare for the future. Pastor Jack Hibbs explains the significance of the parable, its connection to the Olivet Discourse, and how it relates to the end times, warning against deception and emphasizing the importance of reading the Bible to stay safe. [... more]

Christians face suffering as part of their journey, but God is with them, using suffering to bring people together and sanctify them. The Holy Spirit intercedes for believers, and God's plan of salvation is to bring them to glory, despite their weaknesses and struggles. [... more]

The Bible teaches that salvation is a work of God, beginning in eternity with foreknowledge and predestination, and ending in eternity with glorification. God's sovereignty is evident in the order of salvation, which includes foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, and glorification. This sequence is a logical and chronological progression, demonstrating God's plan for redeeming a people for Himself. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the Sermon on the Mount, discussing Jesus' teachings on love, generosity, and spiritual growth. He emphasizes the importance of discipleship and being generous in attitude toward difficult circumstances and people, highlighting the rewards of living for Christ. [... more]

The Chicago Bears' head coach, Matt Eberflus, has been let go after a disastrous game against the Lions, where the team's clock management was heavily criticized. The team is now looking for a new head coach, and Caleb Williams, the young quarterback, will be a key factor in the decision-making process. [... more]

The Bible teaches that when Jesus returns, the dead in Christ will rise first, followed by the living believers who will be instantly transformed and meet the Lord in the air. This event is a motivation for holiness and preparedness, and it will change our priorities and understanding of what is truly important in life. [... more]

God's plan of salvation is a sequence of events that begins in eternity with foreknowledge and predestination, and ends in eternity with glorification. This plan is a demonstration of God's sovereignty, where He chooses to save some and not others, and it is a process that involves calling, justification, and sanctification, ultimately leading to glorification. [... more]

In response to the horrific attack on Israel, Dr. Robert Jeffress reflects on the possibility of living in the end times, emphasizing the importance of investing in God's Word. [... more]

Understanding the sequence of returns risk in retirement planning is crucial to avoid running out of money. Financial advisors like Hans Scheil and Tom Griffith discuss strategies to mitigate this risk, including annuities, social security, and income guarantees, to ensure a secure retirement income. [... more]

The apostle Paul explains that salvation is a sovereign act of God, from foreknowledge to glorification, where believers are conformed to the image of Christ and ultimately glorified, with nothing able to separate them from God's love. [... more]

Matt Slick discusses various Bible doctrines, including Eastern Orthodoxy, salvation, and the concept of 'once saved always saved.' He also addresses questions from listeners on topics such as the millennial reign, the book of Revelation, and the Trinity. [... more]

The existence of God is undeniable, and the universe demands a mind that prescribes the laws of nature. The regularity and predictability of the universe point to a rational, intelligent God. The Holy Spirit is essential in convicting of sin and doing redemptive work, and will be present during the tribulation time. The Apocrypha, or Deuterocanonical books, are not considered inspired Scripture and should not be treated as such. [... more]

Abraham's desperate decision to father a promised heir through his Egyptian maid Hagar has far-reaching consequences, including the present Arab-Israeli conflict. Meanwhile, Hagar flees to the desert, only to find comfort from an unexpected place, illustrating God's intervention and grace even when his servants go their own way. [... more]

Despite trillions of dollars spent on poverty relief, efforts have barely nudged the needle on long-term poverty relief. Dr. Vance Ginn, chief economist at the Texas Public Policy Foundation, argues that we're missing crucial elements in our discussion and that it's time to reevaluate how we address poverty in the public policy arena. He suggests a more holistic approach that brings in the community, opportunity, and hope, and proposes alternative solutions such as independent efficiency audits, case-based management, and improving workforce development. [... more]

The United States of America plays a pivotal role in Bible prophecy, with many biblical descriptions pointing to the nation as Mystery Babylon the Great. Richard Pearson shares his insights on America's role in the end times, including the rapture and tribulation, and how the country will be the first to experience the apocalypse. [... more]

The Bible says that we're supposed to be an example of who Christ is, living by his standards, his word, and his will. We're not supposed to compromise or water down God's word, but rather preach the truth and deal with the issues that are out there. The church has become compromised and watered down, and it's time for us to wake up and start living by God's principles. [... more]