Enjoying the Sins of Others
What am I really guilty of if I "merely" watch someone else commit some sin? Pastor Chuck Smith has some words for you in this edition of "The Word for Today".
Nature Revealing God
Why do people work so hard to deny the existence of God? Did you know that scientists declare it is quite unlikely that lifeforms could form anywhere else in the universe? How do you explain life being here on the earth? Pastor Chuck Smith shares how in this edition of "The Word for Today".
Paul's Desire for Rome
Was Paul's trip to Rome truly prosperous? He experienced a 14 day long storm, a shipwreck, a snake bite on the way there. Pastor Chuck Smith shares his answer in this edition of "The Word for Today".
The Bondslave of Christ
Is it your desire to be a bond servant? What is a bond servant? Why would anyone want to be one? Pastor Chuck Smith explains what and why in this edition of "The Word for Today".
The King Who was to Come
Some things are the same today as in Paul's day. For example, the Bible says, "Some were convinced by what he said, but others would not believe." Pastor Chuck Smith appeals to all to be convinced in this episode of "The Word for Today".
Paul and the Shipwreck
Having just had to swim for his life from a sinking ship, Paul gets bitten by a poisonous snake while gather wood for a fire. What happened next was far from normal as Pastor Chuck Smith explains in this edition of "The Word for Today".
Paul in Rome
What does the Bible have to say about the centurions mentioned? Pastor Chuck Smith shares some in this edition of "The Word for Today".
The Kingdom that You Live In
The Kingdom of Light or the kingdom of darkness: which one do you live in? This is a bigger question than you may have realized. Pastor Chuck Smith explains this in today's episode of "The Word for Today".
Paul Before Agrippa
Choosing Christ Today
Did you know it will never be easier than today to choose Christ? What does that mean? According to Chuck Smith, much, as he shares in today's edition of "The Word for Today".
