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Someday, someone else will steward the resources God has entrusted to you. But will they be prepared for that responsibility? Many families devote considerable time and attention to estate planning. They establish wills, create trusts, and develop strategies to transfer assets efficiently. Those are important steps, but they address only part of the challenge. Preparing the next steward involves m...

The successful Christian life doesn’t happen by accident. It takes focus and effort. Salvation is a free gift . . . but Christian growth involves some work and sacrifice on our part. And today on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie continues his series in John called The Seven Signs of Jesus. We’ll learn how to map out a plan to keep us moving full speed in the right direction. If you’ve had a few...

With rising prices and an uncertain economy often in the news, it’s easy for families to feel stressed about money. In fact, after surveying nearly 4,000 women, Crystal Paine discovered that nearly all of them admitted to having some level of fear about their money or financial future. Crystal is no stranger to this stress. Early in her marriage to Jesse, they struggled to pay the bills after job...

Mark 2:18–28 Some battles waste your strength while others are worth every ounce of it. When the Pharisees confronted Jesus over fasting and Sabbath practices, their obsession with external rules collided with His heart for grace and freedom. From Mark 2:18–28, Pastor Chuck Swindoll identifies three battles worth fighting: the battle for continual joy, the battle for ageless flexibility, and the b...

Listen to Today's Devotion Jesus still finds blind people and restores their sight. Did you know he promised that through his ministry the blind shall see? Christ came to give light and sight. Consider what he is doing in the Muslim world. According to Tom Doyle, more Muslims have become Christians in the last couple of decades than in the previous 1400 years since Muhammad and about one out of ev...

Presented by Lauren Stibgen How confident are you in Jesus? More specifically, in your most anxious times, how much are you trusting in him as your greatest peace. Let’s return to John 14, Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. Not as the world gives do I give to you. Let not your hearts be troubled, neither let them be afraid. There are so many reasons we can come up with to say this is...

For years, the stories of J. R. R. Tolkien’s “Middle-earth” were contained in his “Lord of the Rings” book trilogy and enjoyed by a relatively small number of people who loved those stories passionately. But since the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy exploded from books to blockbuster Hollywood movies, millions became enthusiastic fans. The engaging fantasy world of Tolkien’s “Middle-earth," the unique...

Everyone wants to know how the story ends, especially when evil seems to be winning. Near Nazareth, the world's armies will gather for the final battle: Armageddon. In this message, Pastor Lutzer explains how Christ's return will end earth's last war. Satan would rather rule in hell than serve in heaven, but what if hell has no kings? This month's special offer is available for a donation of any a...

Our gifts and talents have been given to us by God. Give God all your abilities and where you're weakest for God to use. How to meditate on God's word: think it over, memorize it. Broadcast #7181 To help support this podcast, please visit walkwiththeking.org/donate and select "Podcast" from the dropdown menu A transcript of this broadcast is available on our website here. To hear more from Bob Coo...

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The doctrine of justification profoundly shapes the way we view our relationship with God and our approach to the Christian life. Today, Michael Reeves describes the immense joy that this biblical truth should bring. Download Michael Reeves' video teaching series Reformation Truths, plus the digital study guide, with your donation: https://gift.renewingyourmind.org/   Meet Today's Teacher:   Micha...

Read: Matthew 16:24-27; Ephesians 2:8-10 “Look, Dad! Miss Eva gave me some money for helping with her trash and recycling bins this week!” Danner exclaimed, showing his father several crisp green bills as he walked through the back door. “That’s great. I know you helped without expecting anything in return, but it’s kind of her to reward you,” Dad answered. “Why don’t you put these dishes away, an...

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Share a comment “Engage in good deeds” sounds simple until you realize Paul repeats it like a drumbeat and then adds a surprising command: be careful about it. We dig into what that means and why it matters for everyday Christian living, not as performative niceness, but as the gospel made visible through action. The aim isn’t to trade doctrine for activism, it’s to let good doctrine become a life...

Understanding the significance of the names of God and worshiping Him for who He is. Get the full message on MP3 here. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1213/29?v=20251111

The tremendous racket made by cicadas is not random noise but a carefully organized system of communication. Their calls are produced in specific patterns and used to attract mates, with the timing and response of the insects showing a remarkable biological system rather than meaningless sound. For more creation resources, visit https://creationmoments.com/ Download the Creation Moments app at htt...

We all have goals we want to achieve, but our success ultimately depends on which goal comes first. Dr. Tony Evans explains what it means to seek God’s Kingdom first and how that priority can reshape our decisions, desires, and direction.

Anne shares about service, loving God and living for God from John 9:4.

This is Ken Ham, founder of the apologetics ministry of Answers in Genesis . Did you know when you look at the world, you aren’t looking at how God made the earth originally? First creation was marred by sin, then the Bible tells us the flood destroyed the world of that day. What we have today is very different to that original creation. Miles of rock layers, billions of fossils, mountain ranges,...

Today's Headlines South Sudan’s uncertain elections loom, but Christians bringing hope through practical care Pray ‘for’ and ‘with’ Afghan believers whose faith endures despite Taliban threats Motorcycle ambulances mean life for pregnant moms in Liberia

An explanation of why the church celebrates Reformation Day as Dr. Gregg Quiggle joins Wayne Shepherd in conversation about the history of the Reformation.   (click for more…)  Website:  www.moodypublishers.com/authors/q/gregg-quiggle/        Dr. Gregg Quiggle says the Reformation shaped culture as well as the church. It changed how people think about marriage and work, and it fed the push for pub...

Someone else receives the answer you’ve been praying for, and your own waiting hurts even more. What can you do with the question, “God, what about me?”