You Are Complete in Him

What does it mean to "be complete in Him"?

Paul Warns of heresies

Why is it important to know true doctrine? How can you recognize false teachings, heresies, and not fall for them? Chuck Smith addresses this topic in today's episode of "The Word for Today".

Christ is the Head of the Body

While the Bible declares that Christ is the head of the church, the simple question remains, is Christ the head of your life?

All Things were Created by God

Does the Bible clearly say how this world came to be? Let Chuck Smith help you understand the answer in this edition of "The Word for Today".

The Fruit of the Gospel

How is the church doing in fulfilling the "Great Commission"? Let this edition of "The Word for Today" spur you on in carrying out your part in the task as laid out by Chuck Smith.

An Introduction to Colossians

Why did Paul write a book (letter) to the folks at Colosse?

Three Aspects of Prayer

Let Chuck Smith share three aspects of prayer with you in today's episode of "The Word for Today".

Our Citizenship is in Heaven

How should Christians live on earth if this is not our final home?

God's Plan

How is it that God's plan is not the same plan as we tend to have for ourselves? Let Chuck Smith help you understand how in this edition of "The Word for Today".

Righteousness through Faith

Why did Paul have a low view of all his incredible credentials? What had higher value to him? Chuck Smith explains what Paul valued and what Christians should likewise value in today's edition of "The Word for Today".

Rejoice in the Lord

How in the world can you "rejoice in the Lord" when things are far from enjoyable? Chuck Smith shares how in this edition of "The Word for Today".

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