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People have hated the nation of Israel since Bible times. But much of the opposition has nothing to do with politics or policies. The dark truth is, unseen spiritual forces are at war with the Jewish state. This week on The Land and the Book , we’ll offer proof for “The Spiritual War Against Israel.” Plus, Charlie Dyer shares the Proverb of the Lazy Farmer. All on The Land and the Book . Donate to...

Maybe you’re familiar with the kids wrestling game that ends when one wrestler folds by saying “I submit!” Submission and the idea of being a loser share an awkward relationship. But what is Biblical submission? We’ll explore this question in our study today. 1 Peter 3:1-7

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Worried about your weaknesses? God’s Word says your strength is perfected in weakness! Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares what this powerful truth means for believers.

Washington DC celebrated Independence Day in a big way last weekend. Two states with two  very different  education directives and  new research on suicide  has  some very  soberin g findings.     Segment 1  –   July 4 th  Celebrations and Education News   Christian Post article on Maine school directive  

The Impossible - Part 5 To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/676/29?v=20251111

If you learn to say ‘no’ to yourself in order to bring help and blessing to others, you will discover peace and joy.

Sometimes, darkness falls upon even the most devout Christians. What can we do when the lights go out? What is the discipline of darkness? In this message, Adrian Rogers explains five things to remember when facing seasons of sorrow. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/135/29?v=20251111

Should a wife leave her church to follow an unbelieving husband? Can a pastor make his ministry conditional on hitting a growth target? And was Jesus actually an illegal immigrant? Pastor Mike Fabarez takes on another round of live listener questions in this week’s edition of Ask Pastor Mike Live! To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/266/29?v=20251111

God intends spiritual blessings to be passed from one generation to the next. Dr. Tony Evans explains how to build a lasting spiritual legacy, even if you never received one yourself.

Who will God use? On today’s PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham shares the story of Gideon, revealing that God uses unexpected people in unexpected places, and, like Gideon, sees you not for who you are, but what you can become. To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/395/29?v=20251111

Forty days is a long time to survive in the wilderness, alone and without food. Witness how Jesus did it—in spite of Satan’s wicked lies and tests. In Jesus’ victory over the physical, spiritual, and psychological challenges, He proved His qualifications to be our Savior.

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Pete's Bible Readings - Proverbs 30 through 31

This is Ken Ham, an editor of the popular book series, The Answers Book for Kids . Some Christians say the days of creation are millions of years each. But this doesn’t work as the days of creation are in a different order than the evolutionary timeline. For example, God created plants on day three. God then created the sun, moon, and stars on day four. If these days are millions of years each, th...

Whether a student, young adult, or middle-aged, at some point in our life, we all ask the question, “Who am I?" We long for a sense of our own unique identity. You might look to religion, philosophy, or even psychoanalysis to define yourself, but if you are searching for an authentic identity and individuality, then you must go to the One Who made all of reality and Who made you.

Have you ever experienced a season of life when everything felt like it was working against you, and no matter how hard you tried, you couldn’t fix it? Pastor Nick Gatzke returns to 2 Corinthians, where the Apostle Paul begs God to end his suffering. Find out what God did and how Paul reacted. 

For a woman quietly carrying the burden of caregiving, short daily messages of biblical encouragement became a steady reminder that God had not abandoned her in her hardship.

On this episode, David Wollen reflects on what it means to treasure Christ above all else.

Worship is more than a place or a routine—it’s the posture of a heart that recognizes the greatness of God.