Winning a battle is never easy, but without proper training and equipment, it's impossible. Dr. Stanley examines Ephesians 6 to teach about the pieces of the full armor of God. Understand how to use godly strategies to win a spiritual war.
If we routinely read our Bibles and pray, does it matter if we join a church? Can we just meet with God in nature, pray on our own, or watch worship services online from the comfort of home? Explore the answers along with Alistair Begg on Truth For . . .
When you’re upset with your spouse, do you “lean in,” or do you avoid all contact? Researcher Shaunti Feldhahn explains that the happiest married couples make it a point to treat their spouse like they would their best friend, and never opt for avoidance.
As children of God, it’s important to engage in frequent conversations with our Heavenly Father. But what exactly is the purpose of prayer? What do we say? And what should be our highest priority? Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches how to use the Lord’s Prayer as a foundation for all our prayers and . . .
God often gives gifts to His children … special abilities to help them serve the Lord more effectively. But Pastor Greg Laurie is quick to point out that those gifts don’t come fully developed. Wednesday on A NEW BEGINNING, he’ll help us take positive steps forward in refining our God-given gifts . . .
Pastor Jack reminds us of the incredible grace the Lord has for His people. He didn’t wait for us to become worthy of His forgiveness, instead we have a place with Him, because through Him, our salvation is complete.
With all the shopping and entertainment and get-togethers and everything else that can distract from what’s most important about Christmas, how can you keep your focus where it should be? John MacArthur will help you with that as he takes you back to the wonders of the very first Christmas. Don’t . . .
When you’re upset with your spouse, do you “lean in,” or do you avoid all contact? Researcher Shaunti Feldhahn explains that the happiest married couples make it a point to treat their spouse like they would their best friend, and never opt for avoidance.
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