The gifts of the Holy Spirit are given to equip the saints for the work of the ministry and the edifying of the body of Christ. A worthy walk involves humility, unity, and individuality, exercising the gifts for the mutual edification of the body of Christ. It enhances unity, produces maturity, and adds stability. However, the unbelieving world is aimless, sightless, and shameless, living in futility, darkness, and ignorance. Believers must put off the old man and put on the new man, created according to God in true righteousness and holiness. [... more]

A worthy walk is demonstrated by humility, unity, and individuality, as believers strive to live consistent lives worthy of their calling. The Holy Spirit gives gifts to believers to equip them for ministry and edify the body of Christ, leading to maturity and stability. [... more]

The purpose of prayer is not just to receive answers, but to glorify God. The Bible teaches that God is able to answer our biggest requests and deserves our highest praise. This is seen in the doxology in Ephesians 3, where Paul declares that God is able to do far more abundantly than all that we ask or think, and that He deserves glory in the church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations. [... more]

The book of Revelation is a crucial book for Christians to study, as it provides a vision of Jesus' sovereignty over all of life, including suffering and tribulation. Jesus' power and majesty are unveiled, and he is shown to be in control of all things, including death and hell. The book is not meant to terrify, but to give a towering vision of the justice of God and the authority of Jesus above it all. [... more]

The rejection of God's authority leads to the degradation of humanity, as seen in the glorification of transgression and the pursuit of autonomy. This is a fundamental aspect of human nature, dating back to the story of Adam and Eve. The consequences of rejecting God's will are evident in modern society, where technology and feminism have contributed to the desecration of the human body and the devaluation of human life. The pursuit of autonomy and the rejection of God's authority ultimately lead to the desecration of humanity, as individuals seek to become their own gods and defy God's laws. [... more]

The rejection of God degrades humanity, leading to a crisis of meaning and a loss of moral depth. This is evident in modern society's glorification of transgression, autonomy, and the pursuit of self-creation. The Christian faith offers a solution to this problem through the consecration of man, which involves a return to deep, rooted conceptions of our limits, obligations, and ends. [... more]

Ephesians can be divided into three parts: the wealth of the believer, the walk of the believer, and the warfare of the believer. A spiritual walk is a common metaphor in the New Testament, representing a life lived with a God consciousness, where one's actions and decisions are guided by their faith in Christ. This walk is characterized by humility, gentleness, and long-suffering, and is essential for maintaining unity with other believers, who are all part of the body of Christ. [... more]

The Bible teaches that grace is unmerited favor, and it's the only thing that can save humanity from sin and its consequences. Pastor Lutzer explains that grace sets aside human effort, is unaffected by the degree of sin, takes us all the way to heaven, and is a gift of God that cannot be repaid. [... more]

The Christian faith is built on the foundation of doctrine, which precedes practice, and the balance between the two is crucial for living a life worthy of the calling. The love of God is the driving force behind the Christian life, and it is not based on merit or goodness, but rather on God's great love for sinners, which leads to salvation and a life of holiness and purity. [... more]

Johnny Erickson Tata's life was forever changed after a diving accident left her paralyzed from the neck down. She turned to the book of Job for answers and found a deep connection with the biblical figure's story of suffering. As she navigated her own struggles, Johnny learned to trust God and found a sense of purpose in her ministry, which has touched the lives of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. [... more]

Exploring God's attributes, immutability, and sovereignty, Pastor Lutzer discusses the importance of worship and faithfulness in a Christian's life. He shares a story of a woman at the well who encountered Jesus and learned about true worship, and answers a listener's question about marrying a divorced woman and entering the ministry. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL Combine and Draft with Mike Mayock, covering topics such as player evaluations, positional needs, and team strategies. They also touch on the Cowboys' plans for free agency and the potential trade of Max Crosby. [... more]

The NFL Draft is approaching, and experts are weighing in on the top prospects. Fernando Mendoza is a highly touted quarterback, while Jeremiah Love is a top running back candidate. Ty Simpson and David Bailey are also being considered for the top picks, with Arvel Reese and Caleb Downs also in the mix. The NFL Combine is a key event for teams to evaluate the prospects' skills and abilities. [... more]

Mary of Bethany's extravagant love and gratitude for Jesus Christ is a powerful example of how we can show our love and devotion to Him. Jesus commended Mary's actions, and her story teaches us about the importance of being generous and giving to God. We can learn from Mary's example and strive to have a heart of gratitude and love for Jesus, just as she did. [... more]

Living a godly life is crucial as it determines our reward in eternity. We must build on the foundation of Jesus Christ, and our actions will be tested by the fire of judgment. Standing in the presence of the holy Son of God, we will see ourselves as He sees us, and only what is worthy will remain. It is essential to live a life of service to God, surrendering our will to Him, and doing our best to serve Him. The consequences of our choices are eternal, and we must not play the fool by ignoring the Son of God in our lives. [... more]

The Olympics bring families together, and the women's hockey team's thrilling gold medal win is a testament to teamwork and determination. In the world of sports, the NFL draft is heating up, with top prospects like Fernando Mendoza and Jeremiah Love drawing attention. Meanwhile, the NBA season is in full swing, with Cade Cunningham leading the Detroit Pistons to a strong start. College football is also on the minds of fans, with the draft prospects of players like Mendoza and others being closely watched. [... more]

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended Western civilization at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing its shared historic and religious foundations with Europe. He critiqued the 'end of history' thesis, which suggests that every nation will become a liberal democracy, and instead argued that civilizations must be stewarded and protected from threats within and without. In contrast, Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez views Western culture as having a thin foundation and advocates for a rehash of critical theory that misunderstands human nature and historical facts. [... more]

God is calling many to follow him to the most unreached parts of the planet, where people have never heard the gospel. Christians are called to take Christ to places where he's never been named, and the Spirit of God moves in their lives to reveal this calling. The Word of God is the foundation for discerning God's will, and believers must understand what God is doing in the world before conforming their lives to it. [... more]

Rich Eisen discusses the NFL with guests, including Pro Football Hall of Famer Marshall Falk, who is now the head coach at Southern University. They talk about Super Bowl 60, the MVP award, and the Hall of Fame class. Rich also shares his top five under-the-radar X-Factors for the big game. [... more]

When parenting, it's easy to get caught up in comparing our children to others and seeking validation through their accomplishments. However, this can lead to feelings of insecurity and anxiety. Instead, parents can find freedom by focusing on their relationship with God and seeking to be secure in His love. This means recognizing that our identity and worth come from being beloved children of God, not from our children's achievements. By walking alongside God and seeking to be like Him, parents can develop the fruit of the Spirit, including patience, kindness, and love. This requires a daily encounter with God, saturating our hearts and minds with His truth, and being willing to surrender our fears and insecurities to Him. [... more]