When someone mentions a need, do you find yourself wanting to help meet that need? Dr. Stanley reveals that those with the spiritual gift of giving enjoy giving, but do so discreetly and with wisdom. Gain understanding of the spiritual gift of giving in the life of the believer.
There are people today who claim that God has a split personality. They say that in Old Testament times, God was vengeful and full of judgment, but in the New Testament He is gracious and merciful. What do you think? Did God change? Did He become more loving after Jesus came to earth? Consider that . . .
Every weekday, anchored by Jim Daly with John Fuller and the Focus on the Family team of marriage and parenting experts and special guests, listeners hear inspirational stories and fresh ideas to help strengthen marriages, be an effective parent, and grow deeper in faith. It’s just what today’s families need to help them live with boldness, shine God’s light, and thrive in Christ — right where they live.
What kind of people do you think Jesus calls to follow Him? The religious or morally upright? The kindhearted? Those who are eager to serve? Study along as we examine the calling of a most unlikely person. That’s on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.
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In an age of shallow soundbites and cultural confusion, the Christian mind is under siege—fragmented, dulled, and often disengaged. On Think Christianly, host Dr. Joe Boot calls the church back to clarity, conviction, and courage—urging believers to develop an undivided heart through a mind renewed by the Word of God.
Wealth, power and prestige will never fulfill you. If you’re a Christian, all you need is what you already have! In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah walks through the opening verses of the book of Ephesians and reminds us of our true wealth, which we have in Jesus Christ. Covers Ephesians 1:1-14.
If you lost something like your wallet, your keys, or your cell phone, you wouldn’t stop looking until you found it. And in much the same way, God is relentlessly searching for those who aren’t yet saved. Dr. Robert Jeffress turns to Luke chapter 15 for a lesson on the value of lost things.
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Pastor Jack teaches that God calls us saints, no matter where we live or what we've done. It's not by our own goodness, but by trusting in Christ who cleanses us, and calls us His own.
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