Jesus' relationship to the scriptures is a crucial aspect of understanding his nature and mission. His view of the scriptures as the inerrant and perfect word of God is in stark contrast to many who claim to follow him. Jesus' humanity is often overlooked, but it is a vital part of his identity as the God-man. His thirst on the cross, as recorded in the Bible, is a poignant reminder of his humanity and his willingness to suffer for the sake of humanity. [... more]

Jesus' relationship to the scriptures is a key theme in understanding the cross, as seen in his statement 'I thirst' on the cross, which fulfills Psalm 69:21 and demonstrates his omniscience and deity. The cross is a moment of human responsibility and divine sovereignty, where God's plan is fulfilled through human choices, and Jesus' view of scripture is one of inerrancy and perfection. [... more]

Jesus' cry of thirst on the cross reveals his humanity and humility as he identifies with a basic need in a suffering, fallen human race. This moment also fulfills prophetic history and serves as an invitation to lost humanity to come to him for satisfaction. [... more]

Jesus teaches his followers to be the salt of the earth, preserving and enhancing the world around them, and the light of the world, shining brightly in a dark place. He emphasizes the importance of responsibility and living out one's faith in everyday life, making a positive impact on the world. [... more]

Pastor J.D. Greer explains why the Bible is true and why it is God's voice, discussing the importance of listening to God's word through his appointed prophets and being open to his revelation, even when it challenges our views of him. [... more]

God's first concern is not what's happening in the White House, but what's happening in the church house. The church is God's house, where his presence is to be experienced, not just a spectator experience. The purpose of the church is for God's presence to be made manifest, changing the church and overflowing into the culture. [... more]

David Wills, President Emeritus of the National Christian Foundation, discusses the importance of considering God's passions when deciding where to give, and provides a framework for thinking about giving in light of Scripture. [... more]

The Holy Spirit and the church are called to make an evangelistic appeal to sinners to come to Christ, and to believers to continue drawing near to Him. This appeal is based on the promise of Jesus' return and the offer of living water, which is freely given to those who thirst and desire it. [... more]

The sitting president's State of the Union speech was met with criticism for mentioning his predecessor and opponent multiple times, misleading the public, and failing to address the nation's real issues. The speech was seen as hyper-partisan, with some Democrats breathing a sigh of relief that the president is still alive and able to deliver a speech. In contrast, Marco Rubio's response to the speech was praised for its effectiveness. [... more]

The speaker discusses the significance of Jesus Christ's mission and the reliability of the Bible, citing fulfilled prophecy as evidence of its supernatural origin. He emphasizes the importance of living a life in conformity with the Word of God and the promise of God's provision for those who do so. [... more]

David's experience in the wilderness reveals a growing thirst for the Lord, highlighting the importance of faith, trust, and joy in God. The Bible teaches that God desires us and that our spiritual thirst can only be met by Him, leading to a deeper understanding of God's love and our relationship with Him. [... more]

Rob West discusses the importance of being rich toward God, not just accumulating wealth, and how to use earthly riches to show value for God. He also answers listener questions on topics such as transferring property ownership, managing 401k and pension funds, and buying a franchise. [... more]

A man named Ananias is called by God to forgive his enemy, Saul, who had been persecuting Christians. Ananias's obedience requires personal trust, forgiveness, and acceptance, ultimately leading to Saul's conversion and a new beginning for both men. [... more]

Jesus Christ is often seen as a source of spiritual refreshment, but many people are confused about who he is and what he offers. In John chapter 7, Jesus speaks of himself as the living water, but the people around him are divided in their opinions about him, with some seeing him as a prophet, others as the Messiah, and still others as just a good man or a deceiver. [... more]

The Bible teaches that only sinners will inherit eternal life in heaven, and that we are all sinners. However, those who choose their sin over the Savior will forfeit the inheritance of eternal life. On the other hand, those who have been adopted into the family of God through faith in Christ will inherit the new heavens and the new earth, and will live in a palace compared to the cave of their current lives. [... more]

The concept of the fountain of youth has puzzled humanity for centuries, with legends and stories of rejuvenating waters appearing in various cultures and histories. However, the true fountain of youth is not a physical location or a magical elixir, but rather the inheritance of every believer in Jesus Christ, who offers eternal life and a new order of living through the gospel of Christ. [... more]

Jesus' approach to evangelism is examined through the story of the woman at the well, highlighting the importance of curiosity, spiritual craving, and a guilty conscience in sharing the good news of the gospel. [... more]

Jesus' loving attitude and approach are essential for sharing the good news of the gospel with people from different cultures and backgrounds. He transcends cultural and gender differences, showing love and compassion to all people, and his example should inspire Christians to do the same. [... more]

The speaker explores the imagery of the Lily among thorns in the Song of Solomon, drawing parallels between the plant's survival strategies and human behavior. They discuss how people who feel a lack of abundance in their lives may become 'thorny' in their attempts to protect what little they have, and how feasting on God's Word can lead to a sense of abundance and joy. [... more]

A theology of it is a concept where people seek happiness and fulfillment in things that are not ultimately satisfying, leading to a pursuit of more that leaves us empty. Gretchen Saffels discusses her book The Well-Watered Woman, which explores the idea of living a life rooted in Christ, and how to overcome identity roots and rotten roots that can hold us back from experiencing true fulfillment and joy. [... more]