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God loves sinners, but He hates sin. That truth is seen clearly in the life of Jesus Christ. While many imagine our Lord as incapable of anger, the Gospels reveal His passionate opposition to evil, hypocrisy, and hard-hearted unbelief. As Dr. J. Vernon McGee examines these powerful encounters, we gain a deeper understanding of both God's holiness and His heart.

2 Corinthians 5:1-6:2 “We know.” Two words that the apostle Paul uses to introduce us to two passages of Scripture and a theme that ties these passages together--the theme of Christian knowledge. On The Bible Study Hour, listen as Dr. James Boice reminds us of our calling to tell others of their need to be reconciled to God. 

Anne shares from Revelation 21.

We all long for the day when sorrow gives way to joy and the world is set right. While an empty-handed widow, Naomi, holds a newborn, God is weaving a far greater redemption. In this message from Ruth 4, Pastor Philip Miller traces how one family's redemption leads to Jesus. Discover why the tangled threads of our lives are God's masterpiece in progress. This month's special offer is available for...

A Vision for the Last Days Church I want to speak to you this morning from the Song of Solomon. I'm going to begin in Song of Solomon 8:5, about the last days wilderness church. I happen to believe with all of my heart that in the last days before Christ returns — in the last days before judgment starts to fall on this nation and other nations like it that have vacated truth and embraced perversio...

Was Jesus a socialist? A university professor says yes. A pastor is certain that Scripture says otherwise. But before this debate is over, the question becomes far more personal. Don’t miss this timely original drama… on the next Unshackled!

Do you worry that you’re not good enough to serve God? Your sense of inadequacy isn’t necessarily detrimental to your ministry. Find out why as you consider how Paul persevered despite mounting afflictions. Listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is part of...

Bullying can leave kids feeling isolated, anxious, and unsure of their worth—and parents often wonder if they’re responding the right way. Counselor Julie Lowe offers practical, biblical guidance to help you recognize bullying, respond with wisdom, and give your child the courage and confidence to stand strong. Then resilience is a life skill we need for the inevitable struggles we will face in th...

When believers truly believe Christ could return at any moment, everything changes. Priorities shift. Sin loses its grip. Eternity becomes real. But increasingly, youth group leaders are stepping away from virtually any mention of prophecy. Still, there’s good news on the horizon.  This week on The Land and the Book , we’ll explore “A Hunger for Prophecy.”  Plus, we’ll help you untangle the new st...

1) Why does it seem that your view of psychologists is not very high? What about Christian psychologists?2) Explain the meaning of "for his name's sake" in Psalm 23:3?3) Dr. McGee discusses the issue of marriage as taught in 1 Corinthians 7:14-16.4) Is there a contradiction between Genesis 46:34 and 47:3?5) What does it mean to grow in grace?6) How do you explain someone who says they are going to...

Dr. Stanley explains how to walk the walk of faith by taking a look at the life of Abraham. Donate: https://store.intouch.org/donate/general See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A scribe agreed with Jesus about loving God and loving others, yet Jesus told him he was only “not far” from God’s kingdom. Agreement with biblical truth is not the same as wholehearted commitment to Christ. This message challenges us to move beyond “almost” into genuine devotion.

At a large university, an artist painted ten stunning portraits of the men and women who keep the university running: those working in maintenance, food service, groundskeeping, and security. Moore said he wanted to paint them “in a position of power.” And that’s exactly what he did.

Western civilization is being challenged in the ongoing riots in France. A new poll reveals younger generations are open to Sharia law. Kalshi has found ways to sidestep gambling laws. And should Christians be celebrating horror movies and books? Segment 1 – France is Burning; Support for Sharia is Growing Need link to Friday BP Truth Rising Documentary Truth Rising The Study Sharia Law Poll Segme...

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We all love a good story. Jesus used stories called parables to teach spiritual truth to those who hungered and thirsted after righteousness. While unbelievers just thought He was nothing more than a good storyteller, many lives were changed by the gospel truths found in the parables.

Anne shares about surrender, living for God and God's Word from Revelation 22:1.

God doesn't need wealth, status, or human strength to accomplish His purposes. He asks for faith and obedience. In this powerful message, Dr. Michael Youssef teaches from 1 Kings 17 , where Elijah's brook dries up and God sends him to Zarephath—a place that makes little sense by human standards. But God was already at work. He was preparing Elijah for a new assignment while reaching a Gentile wido...

Today's Headlines Sudan edges closer to famine; Christians share hope There’s a catch with Maharashtra’s new anti-conversion law Ghanaian missionaries press into unreached communities

Some advice is easy to dismiss, but wisdom from someone who has endured hardship and remained steadfast is worth listening to.

The apostle Paul exhorted Timothy to keep the good confession Jesus made when He testified before Pontius Pilate. Are you prepared to take such a stand for Christ? Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg walks us through the events of that decisive day. ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is part...

The Bible is filled with stories of men whose lives were stained with sin, yet who were also held up as examples to follow. One such man is Jacob, someone who was deceitful, selfish, and did things that were morally reprehensible. What can you learn about your faith from a man like that? Consider that with John MacArthur as he continues his study called A Faith That Pleases God. Click the icon bel...

Click here to receive today's free gift on the Radio Page:  Navigating Depression: Hope for Heavy Hearts – This humble booklet is by no means a comprehensive study of depression; rather, it is a collection of reflections and lessons that Joni has learned in her long battle against the thick fog of dark emotions. It’s her hope that the following insights will help equip you to be more than a conque...

Every day, we make decisions about money, but not every decision is made with intention. When it comes to generosity, many of us wrestle with the same questions: Where should we give? How much should we give? And does our giving really make a difference? With so many worthy causes competing for our attention, generosity can easily become reactive rather than intentional. Yet Scripture invites us t...