Salvation is a free gift to those who receive it through repentance and faith, unaffected by the degree of our sin, and takes us all the way to heaven. God's unmerited favor, undeserved, unearned, and never recompensed, is a gift that sets aside all human effort and is a gift of God, but difficult to accept for those in despair or pride. [... more]

God's love is demonstrated through His willingness to die for the helpless, sinful, and even enemies of God. This love is a gift that cannot be earned, and it is a guarantee that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ. Understanding this love can bring conviction and lead to a personal revival in our hearts and lives. [... more]

Discovering kingdom authority means understanding the principle of submission, which is not about being inferior but about being under God's established authority. This principle is crucial in various aspects of life, including government, workplaces, and personal relationships. By submitting to God's authority, one can experience the power of the gospel and live victoriously, even in the face of adversity. [... more]

A Christmas song, Oh Come, All You Unfaithful, brings hope to those struggling with grief, sin, and shame, reminding them that Jesus came to save the weak, the broken, and the guilty, and that His love and redemption are available to all, regardless of their circumstances. [... more]

A discussion about the assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk and its implications for the cultural moment, the importance of courage and faith in the face of adversity, and the need to stand for truth and redemption in a world that often dehumanizes others. [... more]

The distinction between cancel culture and assassination culture is collapsing, with the latter becoming a twisted form of activism. In a post-truth world, people believe that bad ideas make others unworthy of humanity, leading to violence and erasure. Ancient biblical truths about human value can heal this contemporary malady, emphasizing the infinite worth of every person made in God's image. [... more]

Samson, a man known for his vices and sin, finds himself in the list of worthies in Hebrews 11, demonstrating faith in God. Despite his flaws, Samson delivers Israel from their enemies by sacrificing himself, highlighting the glorious grip of a gracious God. [... more]

Explore the intersection of faith and finance with Dr. David W. Jones as he delves into topics such as faith-based investing, Christian financial ethics, and the ethics of giving to the homeless. Learn about the importance of financial stewardship, ethical ways to help those in need, and strategies for retirement savings. Gain insights on how to navigate the complexities of poverty alleviation and make a positive impact on the world through your financial decisions. [... more]

God often humbles us before using us, teaching us to trust in his presence and power. Through the story of Gideon, we learn that God's strength is made perfect in our weakness, and that he patiently deals with faltering faith. We must take steps of faith, even when we feel uncertain, and recognize that God can turn weakness into strength. [... more]

Dr. Abidan Shah preaches about the importance of yielding and submission in the Christian life, explaining that it's not about losing control, but about trusting God and letting him carry us through. He discusses how our mind is shaped by our worldview and circumstances, and how we can retrain our mind to think like Christ. He also talks about the process of transformation, which is not instantaneous, but rather a daily process of cooperation with God. [... more]

God often chooses the overlooked and unfaithful to accomplish His will, as seen in the stories of the Israelites and Rahab, who demonstrated faith by obeying God even when it seemed hopeless or ridiculous. [... more]

God chose humble shepherds to receive the news of Jesus' birth, delivering a profound message to the world through angels, announcing the arrival of the final sacrificial lamb, and revealing the gospel to men considered perpetually sinful. [... more]

Born from a scandalous relationship and rejected by his family, Jephthah seemed the least likely candidate for something great. Yet, when Israel cried out for help, God chose this unexpected leader to deliver his people, demonstrating the power of God's grace and redemption. [... more]

The Bible teaches that happiness comes from walking the right way, thinking the right way, and being rooted the right way. This is achieved by meditating in God's word day and night, abiding in Christ, and producing spiritual fruit. The ungodly are like chaff scattered by the wind, while the righteous are like trees planted by rivers of water that bring forth fruit in their season. It's not too late to change and come to the Lord, and Jesus died on the cross for our sin so we could be forgiven and spend eternity with Him. [... more]

The power of God is found in the name of Jesus, and the gospel is the only message that can bring salvation and new life. Paul's example shows us how to be unworthy recipients of the gospel and how to share it with others, compelling us to become little apostles and carry the gospel to the nations. [... more]

Samson, a flawed judge in the Old Testament, finds himself in the gallery of the faithful in Hebrews 11 despite his life of vices and sin. His story teaches valuable lessons about the importance of faith, the dangers of recklessly walking into temptation, and the gracious grip of a sovereign God. [... more]

God's agenda is to reveal his mercy and position us to fulfill the more that we're made for. Jonah's story teaches us about the dangers of tribalism and the importance of faith in God's mercy, even for those who willfully reject him. [... more]

The Good Shepherd is a symbol of God's care and guidance, as seen in Psalm 23. He provides for our needs, guides us through difficult times, comforts us in times of fear, and defends us against our enemies. By following the Good Shepherd, we can find peace and contentment in the midst of trials and challenges. [... more]

David, the crowned king of Israel, shows kindness and forgiveness to Mephibosheth, Jonathan's son and Saul's grandson, by inviting him to eat at his table and giving him the land that once belonged to his grandfather. This story illustrates the importance of not letting others form our view of God and of forgiving our enemies, as well as the love and kindness of God towards us. [... more]

God often weakens us to teach us to trust in his presence and to accomplish great feats through humble obedience. He patiently deals with faltering faith and invites us to take steps of faith, revealing more as we go. Success is joining Jesus wherever he is, and it's better to be with him before impossible odds than to have the odds in our favor without him. [... more]