When you first put your faith in Christ, it wasn’t difficult to feel passionate about following Him. But as the years have passed, have you lost that “fire” in your soul? Kim Meeder shares what you can do to start feeling passionate about Christ again, through loving others, embracing your freedom, . . .
Christ’s imminent return doesn’t grant believers a free pass to stand on the sidelines, idly watching the skies and neglecting responsibility.Listen to Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s challenge to reject lukewarm Christianity and embrace active involvement in your faith and local church. Discover the . . .
Faith is one of the primary foundations of our relationship with God. In Hebrew, the word for faith is Emunah. In this episode, Rabbi Schneider introduces the principles of Biblical Emunah and how you can put them into action in your life. **** BECOME A MONTHLY PARTNER - . . .
Jesus didn't die on the cross just to pay for the sins of the men who had killed Him or those who stood by and watched—he paid for the sins of all mankind. Dr. Stanley emphasizes how Jesus seeks out the hearts of every lost man and woman. Learn how to open the door of your heart to Jesus.
If you ask a handful of contemporary church leaders why people love being in their congregations, they might mention things like . . . great music, friendly people, and an enjoyable atmosphere. Those are great things, but should those be the main elements your church leaders focus on?
Local businesses used to close in honor of the Sabbath. Now it’s hard to distinguish it from the other six days of the week! So is the Lord’s Day a gift or a hindrance to busy calendars? On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg examines the fourth commandment.
When we left Moses last time on Abounding Grace he was meeting with God on a mountain. Now as you recall, the Lord used Moses to lead His people out of Egyptian bondage. God also parted the Red Sea for them, and was merciful and kind to them on countless occasions. In light of all of this, the . . .
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