Most of us do everything we can to stay well. And when illness comes anyway, we pray for strength and wisdom. But how often do we simply pray for healing? Dr. Robert Jeffress shares what the Bible says about miraculous healing and considers whether God still heals today.
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Every time your heart beats, another soul is plunging into eternity without ever hearing the name of jesus. Every day, some 80,000 people die without ever experiencing the love of christ. You can help change that by sponsoring a missionary in africa . . .
Ned and Tiffany find themselves fighting each other for power so they won't need to depend on anyone, ever. In the cylinder story, Jesus pursues Peter specifically to offer him forgiveness and grace. Peter learns that he needs to receive that forgiveness so their relationship can be healed. . . .
In "The Voyage of the Dawn Treader", the fifth book of "The Chronicles of Narnia", three children—Edmund, Lucy and their cousin Eustace—are pulled into a magical picture and end up on the high seas of Narnia! They join King Caspian’s noble voyage to find his missing lords. Come along as they . . .
Is it sinful to be wealthy? Is it godly to live in poverty? Is one extreme more conducive to contentment than the other? Find out why you can feel empty—or satisfied—whether you have everything or nothing at all. That’s on Truth For Life with Alistair . . .
There’s no deception with bigger consequences than to think you’re a Christian when, truth is, you’re not. So where do you stand? How can you know for sure that your faith is real, that your sins are paid for, and that your eternity is certain? Consider those questions with John MacArthur as he . . .
Why does following God often feel so difficult? The life of Jacob provides an honest answer. Though chosen by God, Jacob spent years struggling with circumstances, other people, and his own self-will. Through his story, we discover that many of the battles we face are not signs that God has . . .
Many Jewish people (and even some professing Christians) believe we worship three separate deities—the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. On this CD, Gary explains why this is a misconception and shows why there is no contradiction between the Christian teaching of divine triunity and the Jewish . . .
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