Tuesday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie brings us the prescription for a balanced Christian life. We’ll look to the believers of the First Century, and learn the importance of a life that looks upward, inward and outward.
Continuing the series, When the Earth is Filled with the Glory of God, we once again see how God can take disappointment and turn it to good, all for His glory. We may not always understand the circumstances or our lives, but today we’re reminded God’s timing is always on time.
When Christians feel weak and overcome by temptation, that can be a good thing! Dr. Erwin Lutzer explains how God uses our bad habits and sin to reveal His power in our lives! And when we fail, Jesus is ready to forgive and restore!
Most people believe they have a right to feel bitter until their situations improve. But our heavenly Father wants us to enjoy peace and joy, regardless of our circumstances. Dr. Stanley discusses how to manage your anger God's way after listing out the benefits, aspects, and causes of anger.
Practical lessons we should learn from the painful experiences in life; letting pain lead to progress; based on John 16:20-22 and other passages.
In Genesis 25–28, we find the story of twin brothers, Jacob and Esau. Their “war” with one another grows because of parental favoritism and leads to lifelong consequences for many.Explore with Pastor Chuck Swindoll three lingering lessons from Esau’s life. As you study his story, you’ll uncover . . .
Some people believe that life is all about having fun. Others make it their goal to accumulate stuff or chase after fame and power. However, those pursuits are entirely shortsighted when compared to eternity. Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches that you were created for a bigger purpose than you may . . .
On today’s edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson continues his conversation with leadership consultant Bobb Biehl about the power of mentoring relationships. Bobb shares how one mentor's two-word command—"sit down"—saved his marriage at age 24 and changed the trajectory of his entire life. . . .