Life can change in a moment, transforming our circumstances instantly. So how should we react and what do we do with the tough questions we are left with? Open your Bible and your heart as Dr. Jeremiah reveals God’s plan for difficult days.
When it comes to things like cleaning out the garage or flossing our teeth daily, too many times we become adept at just ignoring things that we know we need to do. Sadly, when we see a fellow Christian caught in the mire of sin, we look away in the very same manner. But God has called us not to ignore our fallen brethren, but to lift them up and restore them back into fellowship. Covers Galatians 6:1-5.
Like never before, we are on edge. The ongoing fallout caused by COVID-19 is staggering. But in the midst of it all, God has been speaking to us through His timeless Book. In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah challenges us to face life’s uncertainties with God's peace and a renewed sense of purpose. Covers Matthew 24:7.
We often hear people say, “Don’t worry - everything will turn out for the best in the end!” That’s optimistic, hopeful, and encouraging but not necessarily true unless you’re a Christian. God makes a specific promise to His children that everything works together for their good. Covers Romans 8:28. From the series Captured by Grace.
When our lives go through periods of upheaval, it’s easy to become focused on the basic necessities of living and getting through the day instead of on the stability of God. But staying centered in, and focused on, our relationship with Jesus Christ provides a level of protection and security the world cannot offer. To be successful living in this chaotic world, set your heart and mind on Christ. Covers Colossians 3:1-4. From the series Living With Confidence in a Chaotic World.
Though our lives may change, God never will. And if we remain anchored to Him, we will remain secure. In this message, Dr. Jeremiah talks about how God's promises, purposes, provisions, personality, and prophecies cannot be changed. Covers selected Scriptures.
In our world, doubt is a sign of weakness. He who hesitates is lost, says the popular wisdom. But when doubt serves to confirm something previously believed, it becomes the greatest of strengths. Understanding and using doubt correctly is a step towards stronger faith. Covers John 20:24-29.
Our local and global problems seem overwhelming, yet Solomon faced them as well. What do we do about sweeping injustice and various forms of oppression? Solomon says to stay focused on God who will ultimately balance the scales, right the wrongs, and erase inconsistencies. Covers Ecclesiastes 3:16-4:16.
From the series 31 Days to Happiness: Searching for Heaven on Earth.
Job is one of many Biblical characters who experienced depression. Over and over, he cried out to God, "Why?" Statistics show how rampant depression is among our world and Christians are not immune. Covers Job 3.
We are a society built for speed. We have freeways so we can get places faster. We have high-speed wireless Internet so we can work from anywhere in the world. We have things to do, and we don’t appreciate anyone getting in our way. But the Bible says we need to develop a spirit of patience, for when trials come calling, patience is what will allow us to ride out the storm. Covers James 5:7-12.
Jesus said the End Times will bring more disasters like famine, plagues, and earthquakes. When the ground is crumbling, can your faith remain unshaken? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Matthew twenty-four to shed light on this prophecy and God’s promise of protection. Covers Matthew 24:7.
