Four Ways to Miss Heaven
What Does It Mean to “Really Live”?, Part 1
1 Thessalonians 3:9–13 What do people want or need to confidently say, “I am really living!” The answer may surprise you. Hear Pastor Chuck Swindoll teach on the fulfilling life of faith from 1 Thessalonians 3:9–13. Paul lacked much materially, but he overflowed with joy, prayer, love, and holiness. Imitate Paul, as he looked to Christ, and find that you will grow in wisdom and depth too!
A Theological Prophecy: The Falling Away (Pt. 1)
Many self-proclaimed Christians are leaving the faith in a movement they call “deconstructing.” Is it just a trend or is it the fulfillment of prophecy? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at this current phenomenon and its possible connection to end times prophecy.
Man’s Biggest Problem
When Your Comfort Zone Gets the Squeeze, Part 2
1 Thessalonians 3:1–8 Suffering is inevitable in the life of a maturing Christian. When troubles come, we can either resist them or let them press us closer to Christ. Follow along as Pastor Chuck Swindoll looks at suffering in the life of Paul as well as in the lives of the Thessalonian church (1 Thessalonians 3:1–8). When your comfort zone gets squeezed, learn to see it as expected and essential. Resolve to see adversity as an opportunity to stay firmly committed to Jesus in your trials.
A Financial Prophecy: Economic Chaos (Pt. 2)
Modern debit cards need only a tap, and a wristwatch can buy your groceries. Such digital transactions are popular, but should Christians use them? Dr. David Jeremiah considers whether believers should be part of the digital economy and offers biblical wisdom on money and contentedness.
Episode 353- Iran, Oil Prices, the American Economy, and Tucker Carlson
In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable the guys discuss the latest happenings with Iran, rising oil prices, the American economy, and Tucker Carlson.
Who Is an Adulterer? Part 2 B
When Your Comfort Zone Gets the Squeeze, Part 1
1 Thessalonians 3:1–8 Suffering is inevitable in the life of a maturing Christian. When troubles come, we can either resist them or let them press us closer to Christ. Follow along as Pastor Chuck Swindoll looks at suffering in the life of Paul as well as in the lives of the Thessalonian church (1 Thessalonians 3:1–8). When your comfort zone gets squeezed, learn to see it as expected and essential. Resolve to see adversity as an opportunity to stay firmly committed to Jesus in your trials.
A Financial Prophecy: Economic Chaos (Pt. 1)
You can now make purchases with your phone or smartwatch or buy what you need without leaving home. But is our digital economy a good thing? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how digital transactions might be more than just a time-saving convenience, but one of the signs of the End Times.