He inspired a children’s Sunday School song, but the story of Zacchaeus speaks to adults as well. Join Dr. David Jeremiah is he reveals why Jesus embraced society's lowest members.
Zacchaeus is a great example of when a serious sinner becomes a serious saint. When our intensity gets channeled away from fleshly desires and toward doing Kingdom work, Jesus can do amazing things through us!
People who receive a gift respond in different ways. Some act as if they deserved it, while others live in awe from then on that they were graced with such a treasure. The Christian’s estimate of the value of the gift of salvation is measured by the level of gratitude in the response.
Have you ever been discouraged about your faith? Has your pursuit to lead a faithful Christian life ever felt too complex to be possible? Follow along as Dr. David Jeremiah describes Jesus as the True Vine, the root of all fruitfulness and joy.
It's a world-changing question that Pontius Pilate asked the Jews: What should he do with Jesus. Now, Dr. David Jeremiah challenges us to answer the question for ourselves: What will we do with Jesus?
Wisdom is God giving us the ability to negotiate our lives when we don’t know what to do and when we have no precedent to make our decisions. Because we are living in unprecedented times, we need God's wisdom now more than ever. In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah examines God's Word for insight on what a wise walk looks like.
Even as Christians, our sinful human nature never fully goes away. So how do we cope with this sobering truth? Dr. David Jeremiah points us to the Scriptures for wisdom on how to replace former habits with a better way to live.
It is important to exercise, but physical strength can only carry us so far. If we’re going to thrive in this world and hold fast to both the promises and responsibilities that come with being a follower of Christ, we need something much more substantial—inner strength. In Ephesians, Paul gives us a template for praying for inner strength.
When Paul says that we are to “walk as children of light,” he is reminding us that this light isn’t “our” light. It’s the light that comes from Almighty God. God is the true light. And we are to reflect that light to others.
Wealth, power and prestige will never fulfill you. If you’re a Christian, all you need is what you already have! In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah walks through the opening verses of the book of Ephesians and reminds us of our true wealth, which we have in Jesus Christ. Covers Ephesians 1:1-14.
