The life of Jesus is marked by both humiliation and exaltation, from his birth in Bethlehem to his death on the cross and subsequent resurrection and ascension. The glory of God is present throughout his life, including at his birth, baptism, and transfiguration, and is ultimately revealed in his resurrection and ascension. [... more]

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Dr. Tony Evans explains the importance of prayer in the Christian life, emphasizing its role in accessing God's grace and dealing with suffering and weakness. He discusses the priority of prayer, the role of the church in providing support and encouragement, and the promise of prayer offered in faith to restore the weary. [... more]

Christian husbands are called to treat their wives with sensitivity and honor, recognizing their wives as co-heirs of the grace of life and weaker vessels. This treatment has a direct impact on their prayer life and spiritual relationship with God. [... more]

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the story of Gideon, a humble and ordinary man chosen by God to lead Israel out of oppression. Gideon's journey teaches us about the importance of faithfulness, humility, and trusting God's perspective, even when we feel weak and inadequate. [... more]

Understanding how our God-given wiring shapes the way we communicate, relate to others, and make financial decisions is crucial for effective money management. The red temperament, characterized by a drive to control and a desire for efficiency, can be both a strength and a weakness in financial planning. By recognizing and addressing the emotional needs of reds, such as loyalty and control, individuals can develop healthier communication skills and make more informed financial decisions. [... more]

Carter Conlon shares a personal testimony of how God intervened in his life when he felt at the end of his strength, and how he was given a new sense of purpose and strength to continue serving God. He emphasizes the importance of trusting in God's promises and relying on His strength, rather than trying to live by human effort and promises. [... more]

The 12-day war between Israel and Iran has significant implications for the Middle East and biblical prophecy. Israel's military strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities have set back Iran's nuclear ambitions, but the ceasefire may allow the Islamic regime to rebuild. This development could lead to a period of peace in the Middle East, but also poses risks for Israel's future and the fulfillment of biblical prophecy. [... more]

The story of Samson, a judge in the Bible, who was blessed by God with great strength but struggled with his own weaknesses and desires. Despite his failures, God continued to use him for His purposes, showing that even in our weaknesses, God can still work through us. [... more]

The Bible teaches that suffering and pain can be opportunities for spiritual growth and transformation, leading to a deeper understanding of God's power and presence in our lives. By embracing our weakness and trusting in God's strength, we can experience hope and resilience in the midst of difficult circumstances. [... more]

The power of hope is rooted in a deep personal intimate relationship with Christ, and it's not just about possessing hope, but experiencing it in everyday life. True hope is rooted in relationship and results in joy, and it's not about external things, but about what's already been accomplished by Christ for us. We can experience true hope by recognizing our weakness and depending on God's power, and by surrendering to God and asking Him to fill us with His Spirit. [... more]

People share their personal stories of struggling with feelings of weakness and weariness, but finding strength and comfort in their Christian faith. They discuss the importance of waiting on God and trusting in His power to lift them up and carry them through difficult times. [... more]

As Christians, we must learn to bear with the weaknesses of others and not please ourselves, but rather strive for spiritual maturity and meekness, allowing us to be useful in God's work and bring glory to Him. [... more]

The Apostle Paul's life serves as a model for spiritual growth, demonstrating how to respond to hardships and afflictions by trusting in God and focusing on the unseen. Through his experiences, Paul learned to acknowledge his weaknesses and inadequacies, realizing that true strength comes from Christ. This understanding can revolutionize one's outlook, allowing individuals to face life's challenges with confidence and humility. [... more]

The Christian worldview emphasizes the importance of biblical manhood, where men are called to lead, cultivate, and protect, but instead, society seeks to emasculate them. The church must reclaim biblical manhood by renewing the mind, which involves recognizing the propensity to conform to the world, embracing the responsibility to think Christianly, appreciating the mercy of God, and recognizing the right means to cultivate a renewed mind, such as time in the Word, fellowship, prayer, and singing hymns. [... more]

When a society or person dismisses God, the strong inevitably oppress the weak, leading to despair. Christians must speak up for those in positions of weakness, recognizing that all people are created in God's image and have inalienable rights. The absence of God leads to a callousness towards the weak, as seen in the book of Judges, but God's redemption through Jesus Christ offers a different path, one of love, forgiveness, and rest in Him. [... more]

The book of Judges reveals a state of Christian atheism, where people believe in God but live like atheists, redefining God and morality according to their preferences. This leads to the strong oppressing the weak and despair, as seen in the stories of Micah and the Levite, who use God to serve their own interests rather than worshiping him. The absence of God's rule results in a nation where everyone does what is right in their own eyes, leading to chaos and destruction. [... more]

We are our own worst enemy, driven by internal weaknesses that sabotage God's blessing and power in our lives. Samson's life serves as a cautionary tale, highlighting the dangers of being desire-led rather than spirit-led, and the importance of self-control, humility, and a willingness to learn and grow. [... more]

Samson's story is a tale about the weak becoming strong and the strong becoming weak. His greatest enemy is himself, and he is internally weak, making him his own worst enemy. God uses Samson's life to create division between the Philistines and the Israelites, and despite his sinful actions, God's purpose is fulfilled. [... more]

Understanding your temperament and how it affects your financial decisions and communication can lead to better money management and healthier relationships. By recognizing and respecting individual temperaments, people can improve their financial conversations and make more informed decisions about their money. This approach is rooted in biblical wisdom and can help individuals become better stewards of their finances. [... more]

A turning point in Jacob's life occurs when he realizes his greatest desire should be to do what God requires, not to add Jesus to his life. This moment of surrender leads him to discover God's truth and guidance, and he learns to trust in God's plan and purpose. [... 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]

When faced with God's 'no', one can choose to respond with faith, seeking God's grace in the midst of weakness and pain. Chip shares his personal journey of receiving a 'no' from God and how he learned to choose joy, love, and hope in the face of adversity, ultimately discovering that God's power is perfected in weakness. [... more]

God intentionally weakens Gideon's army to teach him to lean into Him and trust in His power. This is a common theme in the book of Judges, where God sends salvation not through human might but through the weakness of humble obedience. Jesus' life is a prime example of this, as He humbly obeyed in weakness and God brought a resurrection. [... more]

God's salvation comes in a different way, not through human strength or ability, but through the weakness of faith and availability. He uses ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things, and obedience is the key to unlocking His power and purpose in our lives. [... more]

God often uses the most unlikely people to accomplish his purposes, teaching us that salvation comes through weakness and surprise, not strength and conquest. The Bible points to Jesus as the ultimate savior, fulfilling prophecy and demonstrating God's power through human frailty. [... more]

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Insecurity and inadequacy are common human experiences, but the Bible says that God is especially strong in our weakness. Pastor J.D. Greer explores how knowing God's name, 'I am,' can transform our identity and give us confidence in His presence, regardless of our personal failures or doubts. [... more]

Dr. Abbadan Shah discusses the challenges of leadership in ministry, highlighting the importance of bearing with people who have scruples or weaknesses, rather than trying to remove them. He draws parallels with Jesus' leadership style, noting that even Jesus had to bear with people like Judas who were not fully committed to his vision. The conversation emphasizes the need for leaders to be patient and understanding, rather than trying to force others to conform to their own vision. [... more]

The concept of God's knowledge of human decisions is a central debate in Christian theology, with some theologians arguing that God's knowledge is finite and dependent on human free will, while others assert that God's sovereignty and foreknowledge are essential to His nature. [... more]

God's purpose in allowing weakness in our lives is to bring us to a place of total personal inadequacy, teaching us the problem of pride and the value of humility, and revealing to us that God's grace is sufficient for everything we face. By living in utter dependence on God, we can experience the mighty supernatural power of God and turn our weaknesses into points of strength. [... more]

Anxiety and worry can consume us, but we have a choice to make: let it destroy us or deepen our love for Jesus Christ. Dr. Michael Youssef shares his insights on how to face anxiety, using the Bible as a guide, and how to turn anxious moments into opportunities to grow in faith and love for God. [... more]

In a culture of shame and honor, Heart for Lebanon is working to bring hope and restoration to vulnerable young women in Lebanon, providing education, Christian counseling, and a safe environment to break the cycle of early marriage, child labor, and exploitation. [... more]

David Hyde Pierce, known for his iconic role as Niles Crane on the hit sitcom Frasier, shares his journey from television to Broadway, where he is currently starring in a reimagining of a Gilbert and Sullivan classic. Pierce discusses how his experience on Frasier enabled him to transition to musical theater and how he has evolved as an actor over the years. [... more]

Jesus' crucifixion on Good Friday was the moment when he took on the role of sin itself, enduring the wrath of God and separating himself from his Father. This moment of silence from heaven was not indifference or injustice, but rather the fulfillment of God's plan to bring salvation to humanity. Jesus' cry of 'My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?' was a statement of truth about his situation, and it marked the moment when he took our place in suffering and death. The silence of heaven was a supernatural darkness that lasted for three hours, but it was broken when Jesus uttered his final words, 'It is finished,' which declared his victory over sin and death. The tearing of the veil in the temple symbolized the removal of the separation between God and humanity, allowing us to come boldly to the throne of grace and seek mercy and help in times of need. [... more]

Jesus' death on the cross reveals the true character of Christ, teaching us how to live with forgiveness, selfless love, and faith in God's care. His dying words show us the importance of understanding sin's implications, expressing human weakness, and trusting in God's promise to care for us. [... more]

The writer of Hebrews highlights the faith of ordinary people who accomplished great things for God, including Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, David, and the prophets, demonstrating that faith is not about perfection but about trust in God's power and faithfulness. [... more]

Paul exhorts the Ephesian elders to beware of the danger of ministry for personal gain and to not neglect to minister materially. He sets an example of working with his hands to provide for himself and others, and emphasizes the importance of giving to support the weak and to remember the words of the Lord Jesus. [... more]

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The Lord's Table is designed to counteract Satan's attempt to make our lives weak, sick, and dead by providing a physical expression of feeding a spiritual reality, imparting strength where there was weakness, health where there was sickness, and life where death was on the way. [... more]

Jesus Christ stood before Pontius Pilate, a Roman appointed prefect governor of Judea, who was faced with the decision to release an innocent man or appease the crowd. Pilate's actions demonstrate the consequences of compromising truth and the importance of making a decision regarding Jesus' claims. The story of Pontius Pilate and Jesus serves as a reminder of the need to stand for truth and the consequences of failing to do so. [... more]

Andrew Siciliano discusses the NFL draft, pro days, and the transfer portal with guest Hunter Dickinson, a Kansas Jayhawks center. They talk about the importance of private workouts, the value of the transfer portal, and Hunter's NIL deal with TurboTax. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the concept of righteousness and how it can be achieved through faith in Christ, referencing the book of Romans and the teachings of the apostle Paul. [... more]

The generosity of women in the Bible is explored, particularly Joanna, who provided for Jesus and his entourage despite her wealth and royal lifestyle. Her story highlights the importance of receiving from God before giving, and the virtuous cycle of giving and receiving. A biblical worldview is applied to financial decisions, emphasizing the importance of stewardship, generosity, and faithfulness. [... more]

A university challenges the status quo by refusing to let ideology dictate the classroom, offering a free education to students who value open debate and academic freedom. Meanwhile, a discussion on empathy and its role in decision-making highlights the importance of balancing compassion with efficiency and responsibility. [... more]

Gentleness is often misunderstood as a sign of weakness, but it's actually a kind of strength that's essential for spiritual growth. Alistair Begg teaches from Galatians chapter 5, focusing on the fruit of the Spirit and the importance of gentleness in our lives, both in our relationship with God and with others. [... 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]

Effective communication in marriage is crucial for building intimacy and making financial decisions together. Understanding temperament styles and developing communication skills, such as listening and validating, can help couples navigate disagreements and make informed financial choices. By applying these skills and staying in 'dating mode,' couples can maintain a strong and healthy marriage, even in the face of life's challenges. [... more]

A healthy relationship with oneself is crucial for a successful marriage, and it begins with a sober self-assessment, understanding one's strengths and weaknesses, and believing in God's wisdom and gentle nature. By grasping who we are and whose we are, we can experience a deeper connection with our spouse and live out our purpose with confidence and security. [... more]

Tom Pelissero discusses the NFL quarterback market, including Aaron Rodgers' future, the Jets' quarterback situation, and the Vikings' decision to let Sam Darnold test free agency. He also talks about coaching contracts and the latest news from the NFL. [... more]

The story of Peter's denial of Jesus is a powerful reminder of the importance of being on guard against sin, confessing quickly, and relying on the mercy and grace of Christ. Jesus' look at Peter after his denial speaks volumes about hope, hurt, and sorrow, and serves as a reminder to be aware of our own weaknesses and potential for redemption. [... more]

Jesus warns Peter about spiritual danger and failure, but also promises supernatural defense and restoration. He prays for Peter's faith not to fail, and promises to strengthen his brothers through Peter's repentance and growth. Jesus also warns the disciples of severe difficulties and dangers they will face, but promises to provide for them and to be with them through it all. [... more]

When faced with discouragement, it's essential to remember God's love and compassion. By focusing on His character and heart, we can shift our perspective and find hope. Chip Ingram shares practical steps to overcome discouragement, including getting our endorphins working, praising God, and helping others. He also shares a personal story of how he overcame his own discouragement and depression during the pandemic, and how God used it to bring about a powerful experience in his life. [... more]

Jonathan, a bivocational pastor, struggles with feeling hypocritical about his financial situation, despite having a six-figure income. He seeks advice on how to manage his finances and give generously to his congregation. Rob West offers guidance on defining values, setting goals, and creating a spending plan to align with Christian principles. [... more]

The church is designed to be a place of mutual ministry where the strong take care of the weak, but often spiritual pride and legalism can lead to division and condemnation. The Bible teaches that we should restore those who have fallen into sin, not condemn them, and that forgiveness is a crucial aspect of the Christian life. [... more]

Ann Graham Lotz teaches on the seven churches from the book of Revelation, highlighting the importance of holiness, purity, and faith in a relationship with God. She emphasizes that God is attracted to weakness and that we must be born again to have a personal relationship with Him. [... more]

The sufficiency of God's grace is a central theme in the Bible, as seen in the life of the apostle Paul. Despite facing various trials and afflictions, Paul learned to rely on God's power and trust in His sufficient grace. This message explores the concept of God's grace, its sufficiency, and how it can be applied to our lives, whether in times of prosperity or loss, sickness or health. [... more]

The Bible teaches that affliction and suffering are a part of the Christian life, but God's sovereign grace is sufficient to endure these trials. The Apostle Paul's experiences, including his thorn in the flesh, demonstrate God's purpose in using suffering to strengthen and humble believers. [... more]

God gives five promises to His people, including the companionship of God, the recognition of His sovereignty, the strengthening of His people, the help of His people in their desperation, and the upholding of His people in their weariness, all of which are rooted in His righteousness. [... more]

Jesus predicts the failure of his disciples, but also promises them peace and victory in the midst of tribulation, emphasizing the importance of being in Christ and finding refreshment in the fire, rather than just compensating for the world's difficulties. [... more]