When the world believes that each person creates their own truth, where does that leave Christians who believe in one truth: God’s truth? Dr. David Jeremiah tackles this question with tools and encouragement for standing strong.

If you think only the lost can fall for deception, consider this: Jesus warned believers to be wary of deceivers. Are you on high alert? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Christ’s prophecy in Matthew twenty-four to examine the rise in deception that will occur in earth’s final days.

You might not know what the future holds. But if you’re a Christian, you know the One who holds the future, which should rest your fears. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his new series, The World of the End, with a closer look at Jesus’ prophetic words and what they mean for the world of tomorrow.

The Bible contains many prophecies about the earth’s final days. But one of them deserves special attention because it comes from Jesus Himself. Dr. David Jeremiah begins a new series, The World of the End, which focuses on the beginning of Matthew twenty-four.

Sharing from his new book and teaching series, The World of the End, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh and examines what Jesus said about the end of the world.

This special Easter message offers undeniable truths about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He really is alive!

This special Easter message offers undeniable truths about the resurrection of Jesus Christ. He really is alive!

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is pivotal not only to our faith but also to our future. Dr. Jeremiah explains what the empty tomb means for us today.

The Resurrection of Jesus Christ is pivotal not only to our faith but also to our future. Dr. Jeremiah explains what the empty tomb means for us today.

How can you experience peace and hope when you’re surrounded by a culture of moral and spiritual chaos? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Romans twelve for some encouragement from the apostle Paul, who lived in equally toxic times yet managed to find contentment.

Considering how far the world has fallen, no wonder God’s Word cautions believers not to be conformed to it. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the next part of that biblical command: being transformed by the renewing of the mind.

Jerusalem plays a prominent role in matters of peace, politics, and religion—and the New Jerusalem will play a far more significant role! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the destiny of this important city and explains why it deserves the prayers and support of believers.

Through seasons of tragedy and triumph, the Gospel has been strong and steadfast—and will remain so, even as the End Times draw near. Dr. David Jeremiah highlights some ways you can draw on—and share—the Gospel during this time.

If you sometimes become overwhelmed by the problems of the world, remember this: as a Christian, you have the assurance of ultimate victory! Dr. David Jeremiah shares how the Gospel has remained strong and reliable through history, and why it’s the key to your secure future.

Jerusalem plays a prominent role in matters of peace, politics, and religion—and the New Jerusalem will play a far more significant role! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the destiny of this important city and explains why it deserves the prayers and support of believers.

The prophecies of the End Times affect the whole world, but one city in particular has been the focal point. Dr. David Jeremiah takes you to Jerusalem, the holy city where Christ was crucified and resurrected, and where He will return to reign.

The Bible says that the world will experience a spiritual famine in the Last Days—a prophecy you can see is now being fulfilled. What can you do in response? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals some practical ideas from Second Peter that Christians can do during this time of spiritual starvation.

If you think the human race seems to be falling more and more into sin and depravity, you’re not alone. Dr. David Jeremiah examines this downward spiral and how it might be the fulfillment of an end times prophecy.

At a time when God’s Word is more accessible to more people than ever before, the world is spiritually starving. What does that mean in these last days? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the consequences of spiritual starvation on a world desperately in need of God.

Disagreement was once accepted as part of political discourse. Now it can get you removed from public life. How can Christians live in this “cancel culture”? Dr. David Jeremiah shares insights from God’s Word to help believers stay strong.

The influence of social media has made it difficult to stand against popular opinion. Doing so can result in harassment or even removal from public life. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at this so-called “cancel culture.” Is it just a passing fad or a signal that the End Times have begun?

The Bible tells us that people will become more and more depraved in the Last Days, and that trend is evident right now. What can we do about it? Dr. David Jeremiah offers insights from God’s Word to help us shine our light more brightly in this darkening world.

The deconstruction movement has the world cheering those who turn their back on Christianity. How can you stand against this trend and firm up your faith? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a trio of tools from God’s Word that you can put into practice right away.

You can now make purchases with your phone or smartwatch or buy what you need without leaving home. But is our digital economy a good thing? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how digital transactions might be more than just a time-saving convenience, but one of the signs of the End Times.

Many self-proclaimed Christians are leaving the faith in a movement they call “deconstructing.” Is it just a trend or is it the fulfillment of prophecy? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at this current phenomenon and its possible connection to end times prophecy.

Modern debit cards need only a tap, and a wristwatch can buy your groceries. Such digital transactions are popular, but should Christians use them? Dr. David Jeremiah considers whether believers should be part of the digital economy and offers biblical wisdom on money and contentedness.

You can now make purchases with your phone or smartwatch or buy what you need without leaving home. But is our digital economy a good thing? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how digital transactions might be more than just a time-saving convenience, but one of the signs of the End Times.

The recent global pandemic had many Christians pondering whether COVID could be a sign of the End Times. Were you among them? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at what Jesus said about the signs of His return and the end of days.

Understanding Bible prophecy can be daunting and demanding, which may be why so many churches skip right over it. Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to discuss the importance of prophecy and shares the connection between prophecy and current events.

The world is getting smaller and more connected every day, setting the stage for globalism and the rise of the antichrist. What should believers be doing? Dr. David Jeremiah offers insights and encouragement from God’s Word to help you stand strong, no matter what the future holds.

Thanks to modern technology, information—even money—can be shared instantly, worldwide. But is there a downside to living in such a connected world? Dr. David Jeremiah considers this state of inter-connectedness in light of biblical prophecy.

Through seasons of tragedy and triumph, the Gospel has been strong and steadfast—and will remain so, even as the End Times draw near. Dr. David Jeremiah highlights some ways you can draw on—and share—the Gospel during this time.

If you sometimes become overwhelmed by the problems of the world, remember this: as a Christian, you have the assurance of ultimate victory! Dr. David Jeremiah shares how the Gospel has remained strong and reliable through history, and why it’s the key to your secure future.

Although it comprises one-quarter of the Bible, many Christians don’t study it, and many churches don’t teach it. With prophecy as their focus, Sheila Walsh and Dr. David Jeremiah consider the important connection between prophecy and current events.

The Bible talks about it often, but most of us would rather not. Dr. David Jeremiah discusses death. What did wise King Solomon have to say about this uncomfortable topic?

If you’re finding that life is a mystery, you’re in good company. Solomon came to that same conclusion, but he wasn’t content to leave it at that. Dr. David Jeremiah gives a timely reminder that the mysteries of life are well worth examining.

If you’re a Christian, you have the hope of eternal life. But that doesn’t mean you should be less passionate about this life. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s so important for believers, and shares other truths of life revealed by wise King Solomon in the closing chapters of Ecclesiastes.

Are you really living wisely, or are you just “wise in your own eyes”? The difference between the two is enormous, and the consequences are eternal. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the book of Ecclesiastes, where Solomon has identified foolishness in some areas of life you might not have considered.

We’re often quick to find foolishness in others, while failing to see it in our own lives. That’s why we need the mirror of God’s Word. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on foolishness in some common areas of life, as noted by King Solomon in his book of Ecclesiastes.

In a perfect world, the job would go to the most qualified, the victory to the better team, and the award to the most deserving. But in the real world, life isn’t fair. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at death with an encouragement to live life to its fullest, even when it’s less than fair.

Time and time again, the Bible warns us about the pitfalls of pride – about the dangers of being wise in our own eyes. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the wisest of men—Solomon—for practical tips on living a happy, humble Christian life, in his message, “Facing Life With Humility.”

The Bible talks about it often, but most of us would rather not. Dr. David Jeremiah discusses death. What did King Solomon – the wisest man who ever lived – have to say about this uncomfortable topic?

When you start to think too highly of yourself, what usually happens? Life has a way of humbling you. Often publicly. Always painfully. Dr. David Jeremiah points out these are teachable moments, as God wants us to learn to trust only Him for our future and fulfillment.

What kind of wisdom should be avoided at all cost? Being wise in our own eyes. The sin of pride is in the hot seat as Dr. David Jeremiah shares wisdom and practical tips from King Solomon on living a happy, humble life in his message, “Facing Life with Humility.”