The Winning Walk with Dr. Ed Young - Daily Radio

The Bible has a lot to say about sex! Sexual intimacy is a sacred gift from God to be celebrated in the exclusivity of marriage. When a husband and wife experience the transparency, openness, and sacredness of marriage as God intended, they realize the miracle of God’s divine math in which “one plus one equals one.”

Most of us find it difficult to offer or give true forgiveness. When an affair, betrayal, conflict or little irritations destroy trust or undermine unity in a marriage, we need to understand what is involved in genuine, biblical forgiveness. That begins with our understanding of the character of God and the forgiveness He extended to us, in love, at the Cross of Jesus.

Outside of our relationship with God, marriage is the most important relationship we will ever have. That is why the Bible provides clear principles that work whether you are a newlywed or have been married for many years. When marriages get into trouble, the root of the problem is often a case of selfishness. Learn to recognize the symptoms and the cure.

Our identity is in Christ...what does that mean for us? God's love for us never changes, and we must remember who we are.

Whether it is an easy or a hard lesson, we all can learn how to handle tough times. The story of Job will change your outlook on life lessons, and how never leaves you.

The overwhelming realization that God is working out a great and mighty purpose in your suffering will change your despair to faith and transform your doubt into the certain assurance that God has everything under control.

Tough times teach us to depend on God and not on ourselves or anything else. Just as plants require pruning to be more productive and fruitful, we are shaped and pruned during tough times to make us more teachable and more real.

When we experience suffering, what a blessing it is to know that ours is a God of all comfort. We can trust Him to strengthen us, and be assured that He will meet us at our point of need and remind us how much He loves us.

Our worldview determines how we define our identity, our purpose, and our ultimate destiny. The thrill of Easter and the certainty of Christ’s Resurrection provide the basis for a biblical worldview that includes confidence for a life of victory now and the assurance that death is a defeated foe.

Forgiveness is at the very heart of the Lord’s Prayer. To stay right with God, we need to ask for forgiveness when we have missed the mark or gotten off course. Then, as we receive the grace of God, we need to offer grace to others.

Why is it necessary to suffer? And why would God allow it? Understanding Job's story will help you understand suffering and how you can overcome tough times.

Envision a place of unlimited joy, unlimited celebration, and unlimited creativity, where your senses will be expanded beyond anything you can imagine. That is just a hint of the wonders, and the fun, that await God’s children in Heaven.

The joy of Heaven will include a wonderful time of celebration and reunion. Not only will we see God, but He will be the lens through which we see everything else, and our love for our neighbors, our family and our friends will continue in the perfection in Heaven.

To describe Heaven is to seek to describe the indescribable. Everything unfulfilled will be fulfilled, and all our needs will be met. We will soar in a way we can’t even imagine, and, best of all, we will see the face of the Living God.

Imagine the best self you could ever be, and that will give you just a hint of what you will be like in Heaven. Even the best we experience in this life is merely a foretaste of what we will realize when we receive our supernatural, heavenly bodies.

We have an inherent fascination with heaven and what it will be like, because we sense that there is something more and bigger than this world. Everything changes when we comprehend the basic but amazing truth that heaven is real!

God makes available to us, through His Holy Spirit, the very mind of Christ. Imagine what that is like, and how this can transform your daily walk, your vocabulary, your habits, and your relationships. What an amazing gift is ours when we have the wisdom of God, which is the very mind of Christ.

The world may applaud prestige, power, and wealth, but God has leveled the playing field through His Son, who embodied both the wisdom of God and the power of God. Through His sacrificial death on the Cross, Jesus made new life available to all who receive it, and provided our only basis for boasting.

When a nation or culture experiences division, disagreement, and partisanship, there is a solution instead of yielding to passivity or anxiety. God has provided a practical and workable outline for restoring relationships and pointing people to the healing message of the Cross of Christ.

How should individuals, and how should the church, respond to all the problems besetting our country today? Instead of becoming defeated by the challenges all around us, the answer is that we remember, and cling to, the foundational truths that define our identity, our purpose, and our ultimate destination.

At some point during your lifetime, you will most likely experience a thorn – a problem or situation you perceive not only as a weakness, but as something that limits your effectiveness. How God wants you to respond is one of the most critical principles you will learn in your walk with Christ.

Ellis Island was a beacon of hope from 1892 to 1934, where countless immigrants sought freedom. The desire to "breathe free" remains vital today, yet our freedoms face challenges. In Luke 10, Jesus redefines "neighbor" through the Good Samaritan parable, challenging us to love beyond limits. True justification isn’t earned—it comes through Christ, calling us to compassionate, transformative action...

Jesus’ teachings in Luke 12 reveal profound truths about life, greed, and God’s kingdom. Amidst thousands, He warned against the unpardonable sin, emphasized our value to God, and challenged us to live as kingdom people. When interrupted by a man demanding inheritance rights, Jesus used the moment to expose greed’s dangers, teaching that life isn’t defined by possessions but by our relationship wi...

Dr. Young walks through Jesus’ life in the Gospels. Now, we reach Luke 15—one of the greatest chapters in the Bible—where Jesus tells three unforgettable parables about lostness. A lost sheep. A lost coin. A lost son. The message? We’re all lost in some way—but the good news is, God is searching for us.

The Kingdom of God is at the heart of Jesus' message—spoken of over 200 times in the Gospels. Jesus' teachings reveal its nature, its mystery, and how one enters. Through parables, he illustrates the Kingdom's hidden value, like treasure in a field or a pearl of great price—worth everything. True disciples, like scribes, are called to teach and share its truths, living as Kingdom citizens.