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If salvation is by faith, why does Paul say God judges by works? From Romans 2:6–11, Dr. John Neufeld shows that we are judged by our works but saved from judgment by faith in Christ. He contrasts the marks of those who are self-seeking and reject the truth with those bound for heaven, who patiently seek God’s glory, honour, and immortality. The Heart of the Gospel:  This 25-message series on Roma...

Mark 2:13 / October 28 - 29, 2026 Pastor Chuck Swindoll unpacks Mark 2:13–17, showing that Jesus intentionally pursued the very people the religious establishment rejected. From the Series: Jesus: The Servant at Work, Volume One, A Study of Mark 1:1–6:13 read more

Remember the Victims admin Wed, 10/28/2026 - 12:00am The world says our main goal should be getting what we want. And if we have to sin in order to do so, that’s OK. But the reality is getting what you want can leave a wake of victims. Sin always has consequences.

Do fears and worries consume your thoughts, distracting you from the task at hand or disturbing your sleep? Hear about the best antidote, on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. It may not change your predicament, but it’s sure to change your perspective! ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is part o...

You’ve probably heard that a Bible that’s falling apart usually belongs to someone who isn’t. One reason: When you’re constantly reading Scripture and meditating on its truth, the more you’re reminded of the salvation that’s yours in Christ. So risk some wear and tear on your Bible with John MacArthur looks squarely at A Faith That Pleases God. Click the icon below to listen.

Jesus wants us to know how hard it is for the rich to be saved—not because riches are evil, but because they matter far too much to those who have them. When faced with the choice between keeping his riches and following Jesus, the rich ruler in Jesus’ story chose his riches—and so his story is a powerful warning to us. But Jesus also wants us to know that any disciple who makes sacrifices for him...

Discover how to trade superstition for steady faith by focusing on Jesus rather than the religious practices and objects that remind us of Him. Through the story of the sons of Sceva in Acts 19, explore why invoking Jesus’ name is not a formula for getting what we want and why spiritual growth comes from knowing and trusting Him. Whether you keep a cross nearby, read Scripture daily, or rely on fa...

In the midst of chaotic and confusing circumstances, where do you first turn for help? Friends? Google? AI? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth invites you to run to Jesus, who is not only wise to guide you but mighty to rescue you. As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month: Consider Jesus: Meditations on the Person & Work of Christ . No matter how impressive our decorating skills or how high our ex...

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Jehovah's Witnesses keep coming to my house. Should I talk with them? Our pastor was involved in immorality and stepped down for a season. I'm not sure if I can trust him now. Was he gone long enough? I'm worried about the final judgment, because I haven't done anything good. Our pastor says we have to pay tithes to the home church (and not another church or ministry) in order to be blessed. Is th...

In this message, Adrian Rogers reveals how to have a steadfast hope in a shaky world. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/135/29?v=20251111

As a good rabbi will do, Jesus sends out His disciples two by two on their first ministry trip and gives them the power to heal and have authority over demons in His name. This is the peak of Jesus’ ministry in Galilee, culminating in the crowd wanting to make Him king.

When a nation turns away from God, can the Church afford to remain silent? In this powerful special presentation, Dr. Michael Youssef delivers an urgent call for Christians to stand boldly for their faith. Drawing from a message originally delivered to Christian leaders in Washington, D.C. , Dr. Youssef challenges believers to reject fear, complacency, and compromise. As Biblical values face growi...

The Bible says, "Without faith it is impossible to please God" (Hebrews 11:6 NIV). Faith is the door to everything God wants to do in your life—it's the door to your future. In this message, Pastor Rick talks about how God moves heaven and earth when you trust him.

In this episode, David Wollen and his wife, Marci, continue their conversation with author and Bible teacher Jen Wilkin about viewing aging through the lens of Scripture and gaining a heart of wisdom.

Are you a good person? Paul has something to say to you. Looking at Romans 2:1–5, Dr. John Neufeld shows that those who judge others are just as guilty and condemn themselves. Don't look down on God’s kindness, forbearance, and patience; the fact that God's wrath has not yet come on you is not His approval but an invitation to repentance before the day of wrath. The Heart of the Gospel:  This 25-m...

When you read Scripture, do you think about how it applies to you? Practical applications are important—but not the best place to begin. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg teaches where you should focus first. It’ll change your perspective on everything else! ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is pa...

Reading the Bible Through admin Tue, 10/27/2026 - 12:00am It’s probably true that most North Americans have at least six copies of the Bible in their possession—and that doesn’t count digital copies! We’re blessed with the freedom to read and own the Bible, but often we take the Bible for granted. Why not read through the Bible this year?

Mark 2:1 / October 26 - 27, 2026 From Mark 2:1–12, Pastor Chuck Swindoll recounts a dramatic miracle that unveiled Jesus’ divine authority to forgive. From the Series: Jesus: The Servant at Work, Volume One, A Study of Mark 1:1–6:13 read more

When life heats up and trials come, where can you find the strength to overcome discouragement and persevere in your faith? What does it take to trust God in every circumstance, even the midst of hardship? Well, there are some excellent biblical examples you can learn from—you’ll see in John MacArthur’s continuing study titled A Faith That Pleases God. Click the icon below to listen.

Jesus wants us to know how hard it is for the rich to be saved—not because riches are evil, but because they matter far too much to those who have them. When faced with the choice between keeping his riches and following Jesus, the rich ruler in Jesus’ story chose his riches—and so his story is a powerful warning to us. But Jesus also wants us to know that any disciple who makes sacrifices for him...

Is protecting your peace selfish, or is it biblical? When daily demands, stress, conflict, and constant noise leave you feeling exhausted, setting healthy boundaries can feel uncomfortable. But the Bible shows that protecting your peace can be a way to care for your spiritual well-being and reconnect with God. In Luke 5:16, Jesus regularly withdrew to quiet places to pray, demonstrating that even...

Jesus prays for you. Yes, YOU. He’s looking upon your particular needs and bringing those to the Father. Wow, what a truth! We’ll explore it together on with Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth. As our thanks for your gift of any amount this month: Consider Jesus: Meditations on the Person & Work of Christ . No matter how impressive our decorating skills or how high our expectations for this special, sparkling...

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When I sin (lust, pornography, etc.), how do I distinguish guilt from God? Can anyone be saved? In the end, will everyone be saved? I was baptized as a child in a Catholic family. Should I consider being baptized again now that I'm born again?