Every journey has certain requirements like maps or passports. For your inward journey toward intimacy with God, one essential is His Word. Today, consider why it's impossible to know the heart and mind of God without studying the Bible.
Most journeys use transportation and itineraries to help you explore the world outside. But there's another kind of journey that's even more rewarding. Dr. David Jeremiah suggests taking an inward journey—a journey focused on drawing you closer to God and further from life's distractions.
With Christmas so close, the excitement is practically at a fever pitch. But try to imagine: what if there was no Christmas? What if Christ had never been born? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the bleak despair of life in a Christ-less world, as well as the joy you can embrace through the reality of Christ’s birth.
The angelic faces in your Nativity scene are masking the gut-wrenching fear these people felt in real life. Discover what happened when these people trusted God through their season of fear—and why you should, too.
If you find Christmas to be not a season of festivity, but one of fear, take heart—fear was part of the first Christmas as well. Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical encouragement for overcoming anxiety and depression, which are often rooted in fear this time of year.
In his poem, in the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, Solomon presents 14 couplets and 28 statements. There are 14 negative statements and there are 14 positive statements.
We’re used to cheering “We’re number one!” for our favorite sports teams or to show team spirit in a competition. The problem is we’re so good at putting ourselves first that we sometimes forget Who deserves the number one position in our lives. Dr. David Jeremiah teaches biblical principles for managing our time and money as we give God his rightful place in our lives.
We’ll begin a new year soon, when many of us examine our lives looking for ways to make improvements. Dr. David Jeremiah asks: in your faith walk, are you trying to win? Or merely trying not to lose? One is driven by faith, the other by fear.
Does God get the leftovers of your time and money? Or are you generous and give Him the best of your resources? David Jeremiah reminds us that God is far more interested in the giver than He is in the gift. In this message, David teaches the key to stewardship. He explains that when the purpose of our life is lined up with God’s purpose, we are inspired to generously give Him our lives and our resources—which belong to Him anyway!
If your journey toward purpose and fulfillment has led you to neither, you’re probably using the wrong map. Dr. David Jeremiah shares insights from Solomon, who looked for fulfillment everywhere under the sun – and learned that it can only be found in one source.
