Dr. David Jeremiah explores the mandate and mystery of spiritual illumination, emphasizing the need for divine understanding in the believer’s life. He presents it as a work that goes beyond human ability, rooted in God’s initiative.

Ephesians 5:18–21 reveals the visible results of a Spirit-filled life, expressed through speaking, singing, giving thanks, and submitting. These evidences reflect the Spirit’s active work in shaping the believer’s attitudes and relationships.

Dr. David Jeremiah presents a comprehensive look at the Holy Spirit, emphasizing His personality, priority, and abiding presence in John 14:16–17. The message also explores His purposes in promoting Jesus Christ, strengthening believers, guiding them into truth, and interceding in prayer. Together, these truths highlight the Spirit’s active and permanent role in the life of every believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the command to be filled with the Spirit from Ephesians 5:18, emphasizing its central place in the Christian life. He outlines the necessary conditions, including a desire for the Spirit’s control, a turning from sin, a full dedication to Christ, and a daily dependence on the Spirit.

Dr. David Jeremiah explains the new birth as the work of the Holy Spirit through the truth of Scripture, showing how spiritual life begins. Biblical examples further illustrate how this transformation takes place and is clearly displayed in the life of the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah presents the new birth as a real and transformative experience that brings spiritual life. Its effects, though unseen, are evident—unpredictable in timing, unstoppable in power, and undeniable in result.

This message explores the Purpose and Permanency of the Holy Spirit through key Scriptures, showing His work in promoting Christ, strengthening believers, guiding into truth, and interceding in prayer. It also affirms His continual presence with believers as an enduring gift.

This message examines the Personality and Priority of the Holy Spirit in John 14:16–17, presenting Him as a distinct Person who is central to God’s work in the believer’s life. It emphasizes His abiding presence and the importance Jesus places on the Spirit’s role.

We can’t always see it coming. We can’t always prevent it. But when trouble enters our life, we can overcome it. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 46 for practical, proven strategies to gain victory over the crises that come our way.

If you’re a Christian, you’ve certainly rejoiced in what God has done for you in the past. But have you ever rejoiced in what He’ll do in the future? Dr. David Jeremiah shares why King David did exactly that.

At times, problems seem to lurk around every bend. But we shouldn’t let them prevent us from embracing life’s blessings. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at King David's reflections on God’s goodness and faithfulness.

You probably know someone who’s dealing with such painful problems, you wouldn’t want to be in their shoes. Aren’t you glad God never feels that way? Dr. David Jeremiah offers assurance that no crisis intimidates our Creator. He’s always in control.

The twists and turns of life might remind you of a roller coaster, but you don’t have to ride it alone. Dr. David Jeremiah offers a welcome reminder that God is always with you, just as He was for King David through every peak and valley.

Why do we treasure moments when life is smooth sailing? Because experience tells us choppy waves and angry storms will soon return. Dr. David Jeremiah considers how we can rely on God to get us through life's highs and lows.

Are you living with regret over past mistakes? Do you wonder if you’ve sinned so much, even God can’t forgive you? Dr. David Jeremiah wants to encourage you. Listen as he opens the Psalms for powerful reassurance of God’s grace and forgiveness.

If we don’t deal with trouble in our life, it can quickly turn into fear. David understood that, and his thoughts about fear could fill a book. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 27, a psalm of David, for wisdom in troubled times.

Looking back on your life, do you wish you could forget your past? Or do you feel thankful for all that God has done for you? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 92 for a look at the strong connection between memory and thankfulness, and how to cultivate an attitude of gratitude to God.

A life of sin might lead you to believe one of two things: you got away with it, or God can’t possibly forgive you. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why both of these ideas are impossible, based on the promises in God’s Word.

Are you living with regret over past mistakes? Do you wonder if you’ve sinned so much, even God can’t forgive you? Dr. David Jeremiah wants to encourage you. Listen as he opens the Psalms for powerful reassurance of God’s grace and forgiveness.

It doesn’t seem fair, does it? Christians spend their lives loving others and helping those in need. Yet it seems unbelievers often receive favor and acclaim. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 73 to address the question: “Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People?”

The Bible is no ordinary book. Do you treasure it as the full revelation of God to mankind? Your answer can impact your life for eternity. Drawing from Psalm 19, Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways God reveals Himself to us.

Loving parents will do anything to shield their family from physical harm. But do you have what it takes to protect your family from spiritual harm? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 127 for practical advice on how to avoid destructive influences and fortify your family with prayer.

From the beginning, God designed a plan to make sure we never have to be alone in this life. It’s the family. Dr. David Jeremiah offers practical tools from God’s Word to help you serve and strengthen your own family.

God never promised you wouldn’t have to face your fears, but He did promise you wouldn’t have to face them alone. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 34 to bring comfort, encouragement, and peace of mind to believers who are feeling afraid.

What are you afraid of? Losing a loved one? Changing careers? General uncertainty? Dr. David Jeremiah has some good news for you! Tune in as he shares encouragement from God’s Word that was written by a man who knew a thing or two about overcoming fear.

Spending time in God’s Word results in more than just a good read. It will change our life in some powerful ways. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible's power in the life of the believer, which makes it unlike any other book in existence.

Many fail to find true happiness in this life because they’re looking in the wrong places. What should we seek, and what should we avoid as we pursue happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 1 for God's guidance on finding happiness.

The Bible is no ordinary book. Do you treasure it as the full revelation of God to mankind? Your answer can impact your life for eternity. Drawing from Psalm 19, Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways God reveals Himself to us.

The more like Christ you become, the happier you’ll be. Sadly, the opposite is also true. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of God’s recipe for happiness in this life as well its counterpart: the recipe for sadness and misery.

Many fail to find true happiness in this life because they’re looking in the wrong places. What should we seek, and what should we avoid as we pursue happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 1 for God's guidance on finding happiness.

From the largest galaxies to the smallest atoms, God is the Creator of the universe and the Author of life itself. Yet He loves and thinks about us non-stop! Dr. David Jeremiah looks at this marvelous truth and the priceless treasure we will see when we look at ourselves through God’s eyes.

What metrics do you use to evaluate your self-worth? What should you use to do so? Does the Bible have anything to say to help you accurately understand your self-worth? Listen to today's edition of "Turning Point" as Dr. David Jeremiah shares from Psalm 139 and learn the answer.

How do you evaluate your self-worth? How should you evaluate it? Does the Bible have anything to say about it? Dr. David Jeremiah looks into the Bible and shares what it says in today's edition of "Turning Point".

It’s a question that mankind has been wrestling with from the beginning of time: what is the meaning of life? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the wonderful truth that God has a purpose for our life in the first message of his series God, I Need Some Answers.

As the events of the End Times unfold in today’s world, Christians need to be faithful, strong and steadfast. Does that describe you? Learn practical, biblical steps you can take to build these qualities into your life.

Jesus never promised His followers an easy life. In fact, He said believers would face greater hardship and persecution in earth’s final days. But take heart! Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Matthew twenty-four to offer words of encouragement and tools for building endurance.

In His End Times prophecy, Jesus said His return would be preceded by the Gospel reaching the world. And you have a part to play in that! Dr. David Jeremiah considers how the current generation of believers can help extend the Gospel’s reach worldwide.

Jesus said that before the world ends, there will be more wars, plagues and deceivers. But even more amazing is what He says will happen with the Gospel. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Matthew, where Christ declares the Gospel will reach the entire world. What does that mean for believers today?

Have you ever felt the sting of betrayal? Sadly, it’s common, even among Christians. And Jesus said it would become even more frequent in the last days. Dr. David Jeremiah examines why betrayal is so uniquely painful, with vivid examples from God’s Word.

These are dark days for the world, filled with hatred, revolt and violence. As a Christian, are you contributing to that darkness? Or are you shining your light? Dr. David Jeremiah challenges believers to stand against the rising tide of lawlessness by reflecting God’s love and kindness.

Chaos and violence are exploding in a world that holds the law in contempt. How did this all start, and where is it heading? Dr. David Jeremiah shares answers that might just surprise you.

Do you define yourself by what others have done to you? Or by what you do for others in Jesus’ name? It’s the perspective that makes all the difference. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at betrayal, which Jesus said would increase in the earth’s final days.

Have you ever felt the sting of betrayal? Sadly, it’s common, even among Christians. And Jesus said it would become even more frequent in the last days. Dr. David Jeremiah examines why betrayal is so uniquely painful, with vivid examples from God’s Word.

Losing the battle but winning the war. For Christians, persecution is a lot like that. In the near term: pain, perhaps even death. But ultimately: victory. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the proper perspective to embrace when persecution comes your way.

Jesus told His disciples that an increase in war “must come to pass” in earth’s final days. Is it possible to be at peace with the promise of rising conflict? Dr. David Jeremiah says, “Yes!” and continues the series, The World of the End, with a biblical remedy for your anxieties about the future.