Send us Fan MailGUEST PASTOR JOE RIGNEY author Leadership and The Sin of EmpathyHave you ever wondered why so many feminists support biological boys who identify as girls being able to compete against and defeat biological girls in girls' sporting events Or why is nary a peep uttered by those on the left against Somali Muslim immigrants in Minnesota who defrauded taxpayers of over billion But in the next second these same people are out on the streets screaming and interfering with Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE agents who are tasked with finding and deporting illegal immigrants many of whom [... more]

That I may know him and the power of his resurrection and the fellowship of his sufferings being made conformable unto his death if by any means I might attain unto the resurrection of the dead Philippi More [... more]

The Matt Slick Live Live Broadcast of - - is a production of the Christian Apologetics Research Ministry CARM Matt answers questions on topics such as The Bible Apologetics Theology World Religions Atheism and other issues You can also email questions to Matt using info carm org Put Radio Show Question in the Subject line Answers will be discussed in a future show Topics Include Rebuking False Teachers Why Does Islam Not Use The Name YaHWeH Tracts on the CARM Website Using Them for God's Glory The Contemporary Baptist Movement and Music Christian Versus Secular Counseling in ALL areas of [... more]

There's a kind of love that stays even when there's nothing left to gain It's costly and sacrificial but it's a source of hope In this message from Ruth Pastor Philip Miller explains the Hebrew word for love hesed providing examples through Naomi then Ruth and most importantly through God How can we become people who live out hesed love with one another This month's special offer is available for a donation of any amount Get yours at https moodyoffer com or call us at - - - Moody Church Media https www moodymedia org home of Moody Church Hour [... more]

On today's Truth Talk Live Robby and Dwayne Carson reflect on Romans and the powerful truth that the sufferings of this present time cannot compare with the glory God reveals in us Listeners share personal stories of pain loss illness broken relationships and everyday struggles and how God used those experiences to deepen their faith bring wisdom and open doors to minister to others From stories of miraculous encouragement and restored hope to the example of Paul praising God in prison the conversation explores what it means to turn to God rather than on God or away from God in [... more]

Jesus' crucifixion shows purpose, his resurrection demonstrates permanence, and his proclamation reveals planning, all part of God's ultimate plan to bring believers to heaven. Suffering may seem unbearable, but it's all for a reason, and God will keep us secure in our future, just as he did for Noah and the eight who were saved through the flood. [... more]

Jesus' crucifixion and resurrection show that suffering can lead to great benefit, and God's truth can stop the bullets of doubt. Peter's message in 1 Peter 3:18-22 highlights Jesus' suffering and resurrection, demonstrating that even the worst thing that happened, the death of Jesus, became the very best thing, bringing us to God. [... more]

Jesus' humanity and suffering are essential to the gospel's appeal, as he endured the full weight of human pain and emotions, yet remained obedient to the Father's will. This authentic expression of humanity makes the gospel attractive and relatable, allowing Christians to effectively impact a world they're not in. [... more]

Christians are called to consider Jesus' sufferings, not just on the cross, but throughout his life, as a reminder that they too will face hostility and persecution for their faith. This is a necessary part of the Christian race, and it's a badge of honor to suffer for Christ's sake. The Bible teaches that suffering is a result of sin, and Christians must strive against sin, both in themselves and in the world around them. [... more]

Christians are being manipulated by a misguided form of empathy, which is leading them to support leftist policies and reject biblical truth. This concept of untethered empathy is being used to hijack Christian societies and institutions, causing them to prioritize feelings over facts and morality. Christians need to be aware of this dynamic and learn to apply biblical compassion, rather than being swayed by the emotional blackmail of untethered empathy. [... more]

A pastor shares his personal story of facing trials and suffering, including his wife's cancer diagnosis and his daughter's chronic health issues, and how these experiences have deepened his faith and love for scripture, allowing him to serve others with greater compassion and humility. [... more]

The Bible teaches that suffering is a natural part of life, but Christians have hope in God's promise of redemption and a new creation. This hope transforms our perspective on the world and our place in it, and it's a mind-transforming reality that changes the way we think about everything. [... more]

Christ's suffering is a privilege and an example for Christians to follow, as it allows them to glorify God and receive a magnificent reward. According to Peter's first epistle, suffering is a part of the Christian life, and it is acceptable with God. Through suffering, Christians can rejoice and be glad with exceeding joy when Christ's glory is revealed. [... more]

The Christian life is marked by a rhythm of death and resurrection, as believers share in Christ's sufferings and are transformed into his likeness, ultimately bearing fruit and manifesting the life of Jesus in their 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]

Greg Laurie explores the concept of unshakeable faith, using the book of 1 John as a guide. He discusses how faith can be shaken by circumstances, but God's love remains constant. Laurie emphasizes the importance of confessing sin and seeking forgiveness, and encourages listeners to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. [... more]

The Christian experience is about knowing Jesus personally, experiencing the power of his resurrection, and the fellowship of his sufferings. It's about life after death, eternal life, and the presence of Jesus Christ in our lives. We have the power to break depression, anxiety, and addiction, and to overcome the challenges of this world. We are not alone, Jesus is with us, and one day we will be with him forever in heaven. [... more]

God's Word offers wisdom and reassurance in times of financial struggles. By understanding biblical principles, individuals can navigate financial challenges with a heart anchored in peace and joy. Faithful stewards manage God's resources wisely, recognizing that everything belongs to Him and that our purpose is to honor Him through our financial decisions. [... more]

When faced with financial struggles, it's essential to seek God's guidance and wisdom. By humbling ourselves and acknowledging God's sovereignty, we can find comfort and peace in the midst of hardship. In this episode, we explore the importance of living debt-free and managing our finances as stewards of God's resources. We also discuss the benefits of investing in tax-deferred environments and the importance of seeking wise counsel in financial decision-making. [... more]

Living for eternity is a vital part of one's legacy, and it's essential to keep our eyes on the eternal world, not just the present one. The Bible teaches us to look beyond the temporary and focus on the eternal, where our souls are being perfected for eternity. We should not compare our suffering in this life to the glory that shall be revealed in us, but instead, we should live for the next world, where we will be with God forever. [... more]