Archives: Episodes

Selections from Genesis 25–28 In Genesis 25–28, we find the story of twin brothers, Jacob and Esau. Their “war” with one another grows because of parental favoritism and leads to lifelong consequences for many. Explore with Pastor Chuck Swindoll three lingering lessons from Esau’s life. As you study his story, you’ll uncover truths about instant gratification, family dynamics, and more. Reject favoritism in your family. Invest in your children and reap the benefits!

You may have felt the rush of adrenaline when facing a dangerous situation. David Jeremiah describes spiritual adrenaline as the blessing we receive from reading about the faithful heroes of the Bible. He focuses on the inspiration gained from reading about devoted saints who trusted God through painful circumstances. David reminds us that when we follow God’s plan for our lives, He promises to reward us with His blessing.

As the offering plate is passed in church, do you feel compelled to give because others are watching? Wrong motives like pride, fear, even tax exemption can cause people to financially give to God. Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us toward God’s style of sacrificial “Grace Giving.”

1 Peter 5:8–9 The Christian walk requires saints with firm faith and a strong resolve to resist the adversary. After all, he “prowls around like a roaring lion, looking for someone to devour” (1 Peter 5:8). Join Pastor Chuck Swindoll as he encourages weary believers with truth found in the Psalms and 1 Peter 5:8–9. Whatever your circumstances, know that you are not alone. Seek to glorify the Lord as you resolve to walk in purity for the sake of Christ.

Do you think of faith as blind optimism? Some people do. But those who are considered heroes of the Christian faith didn’t just mentally agree with God, they responded to what God said. Dr. David Jeremiah gives inspiring examples of people who chose to exercise their faith by obeying God. In this message, David shares his personal commitment to walking by faith day by day and moment by moment.