You’ve probably heard that a Bible that’s falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn’t. One reason for that: the more you read Scripture and meditate on its truth, the more you’ll understand who God is . . . and, consequently, the more you’ll enjoy your relationship with Him.
In Acts Chapter 3, the apostles Peter and John encounter a crippled man begging near the Temple gates. As Peter and John come across him, they offer him something far greater than silver or gold. As we see the man healed and rejoicing as he enters the Temple, Pastor Brett Meador uncovers some . . .
All we do, every single day, is try to make sense of what is happening around us. We offer a reliably common sense approach, based on absolute truths, with an appreciation for the strongest of values. It is not a new perspective, but it is an increasingly rare one.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that there is a purpose in our disabilities. Even bad circumstances can lead to meaningful outcomes. So, instead of seeing our troubles as pointless suffering that nothing good will come out of it, God can use those times to help us grow spiritually.
We’ll explore common challenges moms face, especially during the early years of parenting – issues like depression and isolation. Transitioning from full-time career to stay-at-home mom. And finding time to rest!
Logan and Jordan Sekulow are joined by Will Haynes and Ric Grennel to break down last night's California election results.
“Let’s Talk About Jesus” has brought thousands to the realization and acceptance of Jesus Christ as Savior and has also ministered the JOY of a Christ-centered life to thousands more who had been caught in the frustrating downward spiral of trying to please God while always feeling they were not pleasing enough to God. Wayne also shares sound wisdom and reasoning concerning the need for tolerance and acceptance of differing practices within the body of Christ, so we may fulfill our Savior’s request to be one with each other in order for this world to believe and for the church to be effectively made whole (John 17:23).
Dr. David Jeremiah explains the new birth as the work of the Holy Spirit through the truth of Scripture, showing how spiritual life begins. Biblical examples further illustrate how this transformation takes place and is clearly displayed in the life of the believer.