Spiritual hunger should be as strong a driving force in our lives as physical hunger. But that’s where the similarity ends. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why the two types of hunger are so dramatically different, while offering biblical principles to help increase our spiritual appetite.
Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually speaking, and why the result is so uniquely satisfying.
The quality of meekness stands in stark contrast to a culture that prizes personal ambition and aggressive achievement. Does meekness still serve a purpose? Dr. David Jeremiah says, “Yes!” and shares several reasons why this maligned quality is still very much in need.
What comes to mind when you hear Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the meek”? If you picture someone weak, spineless and submissive, you’re in for a surprise. Dr. David Jeremiah explains the original meaning of meekness and why it’s worth taking to heart if you want to be happy.
When you suffer a loss, the world’s message is to stay busy and move on. But God’s Word says it’s okay to grieve and to work through your sorrow. Dr. David Jeremiah shares several biblical, practical tools to help you deal with grief, in your own timing, following the loss of a loved one.
What comes to mind when you hear Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the meek”? If you picture someone weak, spineless and submissive, you’re in for a surprise. Dr. David Jeremiah explains the original meaning of meekness and why it’s worth taking to heart if you want to be happy.
It stands in such stark contrast to our self-absorbed society and our own human nature that we have little choice but to call it “amazing.” It is grace, and Dr. David Jeremiah begins a series focused on this divine gift and the beloved hymn it inspired.
Some say nothing should stand in the way of your happiness. Others say happiness and holiness can’t coexist. What did Jesus say about happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah explores that very subject: How to be Happy According to Jesus. You might be surprised by what He has to say!
When Jesus said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” was He referring to material poverty? A sour attitude? Or something else entirely? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the meaning behind this first Beatitude and how it can help us experience deep joy and satisfaction.
If you think grace and mercy are just two words for the same thing, get ready to have your thinking changed profoundly. Dr. David Jeremiah explains the difference between the two terms, and why that difference is so important to your spiritual life.
