Tag: Scripture

Could you use some peace in this season of your life? Trent Griffith explains how the birth of Jesus not only paints a picture about the peace of God, but displays how Jesus truly IS our peace.

Do you still get amazed at the birth story of Jesus? Trent Griffith paints a fresh picture of this message of "good news...for all the people.

Paul Maier gives us the historical background for the Christmas story. We'll also hear some Christmas hymns, and the biblical account from the Gospel of Luke.

In rough days, it's easy to see God as our #1 critic. Is He fighting for us—or fed up with us? Author Dane Ortlund examines whether God's adding the unbearable weight of perfection on top of our pain ... or if it's true His burden is light.

Where is God in our families' lowest moments? Bestselling author Dane Ortlund paints an image of a God in the mess with us at rock-bottom—who's advocating and compassionate, gentle and lowly.

Larry Fowler, Emmitt Fowler, Hannah Leary, and Barbara Rainey talk about the blessings of hiding God's Word in your heart.

Bob Lepine explains how this historical movement affects how we raise our families and R.C. Sproul talks about the importance of Scripture.

J.D. Greear explains the difference between the indwelling of the Holy Spirit which occurs at baptism and the filling of the Holy Spirit which can occur repeatedly in a believer's life.

Pastor J.D. Greear reminds believers of their calling to be participants in The Great Commission. J.D. shares how acquainting ourselves with Scripture is essential for our growth, our walk and our witness.

Jesus beside you or Jesus inside you. What would you prefer? Pastor J.D. Greear talks about the ministry of the Holy Spirit in a believer's life.

Hear the compelling story of how God's power overcame a man and how God is now using Michael Easley in ministry.

Why should we study the Bible?

Should a well-rounded education include a basic understanding of the Bible?

Ken Ham talks about the legacy of noble character that his father left to him.

Ken Ham fondly remembers his late father, a principal with unwavering convictions who loved the Word of God.

What kind of legacy are you leaving to your children?