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On this episode, Pastor Chuck and Dana begin to get to the bottom of why People run to different addictions.

Listen-in to today's This Day In The Word radio teaching broadcast, "The Church That Promoted Sin - Thyatira - Part 1," and let's see what God's Word has to say.

I SEE JESUS! Who Will Declare His Generation? — Isaiah 53:8 This message centers on the extraordinary sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the responsibility of every redeemed believer to proclaim His life, death, resurrection, and saving grace. Beginning in Deuteronomy 21:22–23, we see a prophetic picture of Jesus hanging upon a tree. Galatians 3:13 reveals that Christ became a curse for us, willingly t...

How Can We Have Confidence in Our Salvation? | Hebrews 10:15-22 Not all confidence is created equal. False confidence is brash and boastful; true confidence is secure and peaceful — like a daughter jumping off the couch into her father's arms, knowing he will catch her. How can we know the confidence we have before God is true and not false? Hebrews 10 gives us a sure sign: when God saves us, the...

What does the first rider of the Apocalypse reveal about the coming Tribulation, and who is really in control when he rides? In Part 17 of the Revelation Unraveled series, Pastor Byron Chesney examines Revelation 6:1–2 and the White Horse of the Apocalypse, exploring why this rider is understood to represent the coming Antichrist, his deceptive rise to power, and the counterfeit peace and conquest...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we reach back into our program archives to air a program that features Pastor Erik Klerk, Pastor of Shepherd's Grace Baptist Church in Sandpoint Idaho, USA. Pastor Klerk's story, as he describes in this episode, details his search for the truth in the midst of spiritual confusion through the myriads of various Bible translations and exactly who is right...

Jesus calls his people to love their enemies and pray for those who persecute them. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins explains how Christians can seek peace where possible, speak the truth in love, and refuse revenge. He also considers how forgiveness relates to trust, reconciliation, and wise boundaries. Our starting point is the mercy God showed us in Christ while we w...

This sermon explores the Aaronic Blessing in Numbers 6, arguing that Yahweh Himself is the supreme blessing from which all other good things flow. The message contrasts the security found in God's unchanging presence with the emptiness of seeking satisfaction in worldly comforts, described as broken cisterns. It emphasizes that God's will is to bless His people through His personal presence, which...

As we come into the season of thanksgiving, we pause to reflect upon the nature of peace, of contentment, of a healthy mind, and of a healthy relationship with the Lord.

This sermon examines Jesus' final words on the cross, "Father, into your hands I commit my spirit," as the ultimate example of suffering and dying well. The central message argues that while suffering is difficult, Christians can navigate it with peace and trust because Jesus perfectly obeyed the Father even in agony, fulfilling the prophecy of Psalm 31. The analysis highlights that Jesus' death w...

What are you doing with the sin God has already brought to your attention? In this message from Psalm 32, we discover the agony of unconfessed sin, the immediate relief that comes through confession, and the abundant blessings that follow when we get things right with God. Don't let unconfessed sin rob you of the joy, peace, and praise that come from walking in fellowship with the Lord!

The sermon draws a parallel between the city of Jerusalem described in Psalm 48 and the universal church of Jesus Christ, highlighting five key attributes: its beautiful location in God's hands, heart, and plan; the indwelling presence of God; its influence that causes even earthly powers to marvel; its reputation as a source of true joy and peace; and its strength as a fortress built on Christ. T...