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.

You might think the persecution of Christians has decreased in this age of tolerance, but it hasn’t. In fact, Jesus promised it will only get worse. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at why Christians will face more and more hatred from the world in the last days, and how believers ought to respond.

When you’re anxious about life’s troubles, pulling away from others is common. But it’s far better to reach out with a helping hand. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at how you can rely on God’s provision —and share it with others—to feel assured in times of chaos.

Jesus said the End Times will bring more disasters like famine, plagues, and earthquakes. When the ground is crumbling, can your faith remain unshaken? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Matthew twenty-four to shed light on this prophecy and God’s promise of protection.

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.

As the nations of the world seem to be racing toward greater conflict, even annihilation, what should Christians be doing in response? Dr. David Jeremiah examines Jesus’ prophecy that His followers would hear of “wars and rumors of wars” in earth’s final days.

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!

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.

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.

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.

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 aftereffects of the COVID pandemic continue to impact almost every aspect of life. Is there something believers should be doing during this time? Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical insights and practical strategies to help you move forward with renewed spiritual energy.

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.

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 interconnectedness in light of biblical prophecy.

In a culture that views capitalism as evil, more people are embracing socialism as the answer. But is socialism compatible with the Bible? Dr. David Jeremiah offers some biblical insights to help you stand firm in your faith while the world walks on dangerous ground.

It’s the dangerous philosophy at the heart of many of the world’s problems, yet it’s gaining widespread support. Should its popularity concern you? Is the rise of socialism predicted in Scripture? Dr. David Jeremiah examines these and many other critical questions in this compelling message.

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.

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.

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.”

The more you study Solomon’s writings, the more you’ll appreciate the perspective of wisdom. But just as impressive is the power of wisdom. Dr. David Jeremiah considers four examples of wisdom’s incredible power, straight from Solomon himself.

If you think wisdom is about possessing knowledge, you’re half right. Wisdom is also about understanding that not all things can be known. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us to be grateful for what we can know – and what we can’t – as God reveals the tiny pieces of His plan for our lives.

In the midst of trouble, have you ever wondered, “What possible good can come from this?” King Solomon had the same question, and shared his answers in the book of Ecclesiastes. Dr. David Jeremiah offers more of Solomon’s God-given wisdom.

At first glance, the Bible is filled with paradoxes like “the first shall be last,” and “love your enemies.” Turning conventional wisdom upside-down reveals deeper truth, and Dr. David Jeremiah explores several examples from Solomon’s book of Ecclesiastes.

Why do so many people who pursue wealth end up disappointed when they find it? Perhaps they emphasized the gift more than the giver. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the consequences of living apart from God, as seen through the eyes of Solomon.

How do you react during the trials of life? Do you tend to blame God for your situation? Have you ever made a deal with Him for rescuing you? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Ecclesiastes where Solomon shares his wisdom on how best to approach God when life is hard.

Some people would give anything for fame and fortune, even if it meant abandoning their friends. King Solomon would say those priorities are backwards. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the relative value of relationships and riches.

Even with all of his wisdom, there were things Solomon couldn’t understand – like how a good God could allow injustice. Maybe you’ve wondered the same thing. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the dangers of trying to make God fit our own ideas about justice, fairness and the world.

In our culture of impatience and instant gratification, we cringe at the idea of waiting. But it’s a skill every Christian ought to develop. Dr. David Jeremiah considers why it’s always best to wait on God’s timing, even when we don’t understand why.

You can’t see it, but you can see its effects all around you every day – even when you look in the mirror. Time is the focus as Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study in the book of Ecclesiastes. You know how time affects your body, but have you ever considered what it does to your soul and spirit?

Does your search for meaning and purpose feel like a lost cause? That’s because it is a lost cause without God in your life. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that even Solomon, with all his wisdom, found only futility in life apart from God.

If your journey toward purpose and fulfillment has led you to neither, you’re probably using the wrong map. Dr. David Jeremiah shares insights from Solomon, who looked for fulfillment everywhere under the sun – and learned that it can only be found in one source.

Who do you turn to for advice? Who would you consult if you were searching for the purpose and meaning of life? When it comes to such an important topic, wouldn’t you want to ask the wisest person you know? Dr. Jeremiah helps us search for the meaning of life by introducing us to the wisest man who ever lived.

Did you know a quick Internet search for “the meaning of life” yields nearly two million results? It’s obvious people are searching for their purpose here on earth—but they’re also looking in the wrong places. Dr. David Jeremiah helps us determine the true meaning of life as he begins his new series,

We can learn how to be generous. And that should be a goal for all of us.

Generosity includes respect and compassion and courtesy and forbearance and patience – all of these are expressions of a generous spirit.

You may have felt the rush of adrenaline when facing a dangerous situation. David Jeremiah describes spiritual adrenaline as the blessing we receive from reading about the faithful heroes of the Bible. He focuses on the inspiration gained from reading about devoted saints who trusted God through painful circumstances. David reminds us that when we follow God’s plan for our lives, He promises to reward us with His blessing.

Do you think of faith as blind optimism? Some people do. But those who are considered heroes of the Christian faith didn’t just mentally agree with God, they responded to what God said. Dr. David Jeremiah gives inspiring examples of people who chose to exercise their faith by obeying God. In this message, David shares his personal commitment to walking by faith day by day and moment by moment.

Maybe you’ve seen a full barn or overflowing vat? These are word pictures from the Book of Proverbs illustrating God’s abundant style of supplying our needs. Dr. David Jeremiah portrays God’s bountiful giving when we trust Him with our resources. David explains that when we hold too tightly to our finances, we miss out on the incredible adventure of God’s great harvest law: we get back what we invest for Him.

Have you ever lined up in front of a store that promised free giveaways to the first customers? Anything free draws crowds, because human nature presumes that we have to give in order to get. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates how God’s economy is different, in his message, “Five Pictures of God’s Provisions.” David shares how God abundantly provides for those who choose to be stewards in his Kingdom.

We often delay making commitments because we want to keep our options open. This is true for our social calendars and is often true when making financial and spiritual decisions. Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us with the promise that when we obey God and commit our life and finances to Him, that’s when God will build our faith muscles. David challenges us to make a total commitment to God with our lives and our finances.

When you give financially to your church, is it out of obligation? Or do you give because you want to be involved in God’s work? Properly handling our finances is necessary not only in the physical realm, but in the spiritual realm as well. David Jeremiah emphasizes that the critical issue in giving is the attitude of the heart, not the amount of the offering. And as we give, God’s program of stewardship meets the needs of the church and the world.

As the offering plate is passed in church, do you feel compelled to give because others are watching? Wrong motives like pride, fear, even tax exemption can cause people to financially give to God. Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us toward God’s style of “Grace Giving.” He uses the example of the New Testament church to teach that grace giving is sacrificial and gives the spiritual opportunity to be involved in God’s service.

The universal principle of sowing and reaping will evidence itself in all our lives. Will your harvest be eternally multiplied? Dr. David Jeremiah teaches the important truth that should guide our thinking and behavior as we sow to the Spirit of God in our lives. If we sow to the flesh, we’ll reap corruption. But if we sow to the Spirit, putting God first in our lives through holy living and giving, we’ll reap a harvest that spreads the Gospel and lasts for eternity.

It’s easy to picture the simple but profound principle of sowing and reaping on a farm: Sow sparingly, reap sparingly. Sow bountifully, reap bountifully. But the truth of this principle applies to more than seeds. In this message, David Jeremiah points out the reality of the harvest principle in every area of our lives—the physical, moral, and spiritual realms. David particularly applies this principle to our financial giving, reminding believers that we are responsible for the harvest.

The way you answer the following question will determine your complete outlook on life: Do you have resources? Or do your resources have you? Dr. David Jeremiah advises us on making wise investments that will pay eternal dividends. In this message, David shares Jesus’ teaching about the two ways we can invest—in earthly and heavenly treasures.

If you could ask King Solomon—the wealthiest man in biblical history—for some financial advice, would you listen to him? Solomon spoke about acquiring the three things people seek from their work and the accumulation of goods, yet he arrived at the opposite conclusion of what you’d think. David Jeremiah teaches you Solomon’s wise advice about the three things money can’t give you.

If you’ve ever experienced a blackout, you understand the colossal power of electricity. Plugging into the right power sources illustrates the Church’s need to be plugged into Christ as our head and not to function apart from Him. Dr. David Jeremiah challenges the Church to vibrant spirituality by making Christ the object of our faith and the subject of our songs. In his message, “Stewardship Is Lordship,” David teaches that the Church will be blessed as we plug into Christ as our head and build on Him alone.

Would you say that you are CEO and president of your life? Or have you positioned Jesus as your authority to guide all your decisions? David Jeremiah teaches about the necessary preeminence of Jesus as Lord of our lives. Teaching from Colossians, David points out Paul’s masterful attempt to combat the heresy that was poisoning the Colossian church. Paul’s tactic was to present Jesus Christ in all His greatness as Creator God, sustainer of the universe, and Lord of everything—including our personal lives.

Does God get the leftovers of your time and money? Or are you generous and give Him the best of your resources? David Jeremiah reminds us that God is far more interested in the giver than He is in the gift. In this message, David teaches the key to stewardship. He explains that when the purpose of our life is lined up with God’s purpose, we are inspired to generously give Him our lives and our resources—which belong to Him anyway!

You’ve probably heard the saying, “Actions speak louder than words.” Have you noticed this truth in your own life? Jesus frequently reminded people that “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” Dr. David Jeremiah teaches that when we put God first in our hearts and in our financial giving, we prepare for our future and allow God to do more than we could ever accomplish or imagine through our lives!

We’re used to cheering “We’re number one!” for our favorite sports teams or to show team spirit in a competition. The problem is we’re so good at putting ourselves first that we sometimes forget Who deserves the number one position in our lives. Dr. David Jeremiah teaches biblical principles for managing our time and money as we give God his rightful place in our lives.

Where you are today is the result of decisions you’ve made over your lifetime. In the Bible, there’s one particular story where that truth is plain to see. Dr. David Jeremiah guides us through the story of Caleb and the nation of Israel, and why we should think of them in the choices we make today.

We’ll begin a new year soon, when many of us examine our lives looking for ways to make improvements. Dr. David Jeremiah asks: in your faith walk, are you trying to win? Or merely trying not to lose? One is driven by faith, the other by fear.

Remember that Solomon was the greatest leader of his day. A head of state to whom all of Israel and much of the known world looked for guidance. He pondered carefully the allocation of time, and he was aware of how quickly it passed.

In his poem, in the third chapter of Ecclesiastes, Solomon presents 14 couplets and 28 statements. There are 14 negative statements and there are 14 positive statements.

You may already be planning trips and vacations for the new year, but today Dr. David Jeremiah suggests making a different kind of expedition—one guaranteed to draw you closer to God.

Most journeys use transportation and itineraries to help you explore the world outside. But there's another kind of journey that's even more rewarding. Dr. David Jeremiah suggests taking an inward journey—a journey focused on drawing you closer to God and further from life's distractions.

With Christmas so close, the excitement is practically at a fever pitch. But try to imagine: what if there was no Christmas? What if Christ had never been born? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the bleak despair of life in a Christ-less world, as well as the joy you can embrace through the reality of Christ’s birth.

The angelic faces in your Nativity scene are masking the gut-wrenching fear these people felt in real life. Discover what happened when these people trusted God through their season of fear—and why you should, too.

If you find Christmas to be not a season of festivity, but one of fear, take heart—fear was part of the first Christmas as well. Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical encouragement for overcoming anxiety and depression, which are often rooted in fear this time of year.

If you struggle to keep your Christmas celebration focused on Jesus, remember the word that shows how He keeps His love on focused on you: Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why this special word stands apart from the hundreds of other names and titles given to Christ.

Jesus is given many names and titles. But the one which was announced to the world on the first Christmas stands apart: Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the meaning and majesty of that special title, and why it was revealed at that particular time.

God with us. Just three little words from Matthew’s account of the Nativity story. But those three words radically changed the course of human history. Dr. David Jeremiah looks more deeply into the meaning of “God with us” and the impact of the Creator becoming human in the person of Jesus.

Because of His love for mankind, the Creator chose to confine Himself to a humble human body so that man could know Him. That’s the Christmas story. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that truth, which has challenged and inspired the human race for over two thousand years. What does it mean that God is with us?

Did the Wise Men give gold, frankincense, and myrrh to young Jesus because they were the most valuable gifts? Or the most meaningful? Dr. David Jeremiah answers that question with insights on how each of those gifts reflects Christ as King, Priest and Savior.

They’re not considered central figures in the Nativity story, yet their gifts for the Christ Child are unmatched in significance. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the Wise Men, the misinformation that often surrounds their role in the Christmas saga, and the meaning behind each of their gifts.

Some believers think Christmas should be observed in somber silence. But as the shepherds demonstrated, the natural response to Christmas is rejoicing! Dr. David Jeremiah follows these humble ranch hands as they greet the newborn Jesus, whose spontaneous joy becomes contagious.

The announcement of Jesus’ birth was so significant it was delivered by an angel army—to an audience just as unique: a tiny gathering of rural shepherds. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why these simple men were chosen as the first to receive the greatest news ever given.

Christ’s birth in a lowly stable is a detail of the Nativity story that’s covered in just a few words of Luke. But it has profound significance for every person on earth. Dr. David Jeremiah ponders the importance of God in the flesh arriving in this most humble of circumstances.

To understand the significance of the city of Bethlehem you have to reach deep into the history of the Old Testament. Bethlehem is mentioned thirty-five different times, in eleven different books, over a period of thirteen hundred years. Bethlehem was prepared for the birth of Christ historically.

One would think that Jerusalem would be the ideal place for Jesus to have been born. But Bethlehem? Why would this unpretentious village play host to a scene so eternally beloved by all of God’s people? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the answer to this question.

Christmas may be a season of joy and peace, but those probably weren’t the emotions young Mary felt as she faced the reality of her pregnancy. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at Mary and how she processed the incredible news that she would be giving birth to the Savior of the world.

God often uses ordinary people to achieve His extraordinary purpose. He even chose a normal teenage girl to be the mother of the Messiah! Dr. David Jeremiah shines the spotlight on Mary, the young girl who demonstrated faith and obedience beyond her years, leading God to favor her with the privilege of raising His Son.

He was a humble carpenter who lived a quiet life; in fact, the Bible doesn’t record a single word he said. Yet Joseph was hand-picked by God to be the adoptive father of the Messiah. Dr. David Jeremiah profiles this man who was both tough-minded and tender-hearted, a man of faith and integrity.

The story of Christ’s birth is the ultimate love story—a story that can be expressed in a single word: Immanuel. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the significance of that word, which means “God with us,” and why it makes Christmas worth celebrating every day of the year.

In a culture that sees Christmas as little more than a commercial event, it’s vital not to forget its real meaning. Dr. David Jeremiah begins the series, Why the Nativity?, to get back to the heart of the Christmas story and answer the questions many people have about what it really means.

The Old Testament is filled with heroes who subdued kingdoms as they walked with God.

The Old Testament is filled with heroes that subdued kingdoms as they walked in faith believing God. Learn more about Gideon, Barak, and more in this message from Hebrews 11.

The Gospel of Jesus Christ breaks down social and cultural barriers, and Hebrews 11 provides a vivid picture of God's diversity through the story of Joshua and Rahab.

Have you ever considered the amazing faith that was displayed at Jericho by both Joshua and Rahab? God provided a plan and a promise—and they moved forward in faith.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the testimony of Moses’ life and his relationship with God.

Moses’ life can be divided into three distinct forty-year segments. Each phase provided him with tools that prepared him for his ultimate assignment as the leader of God’s people.

Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph all died in faith, but they also passed their legacy to their children and grandchildren.

Through the examples of Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph we're reminded of the generational blessing that is sustained when we live by faith.

Have you ever grown tired of waiting for God to answer your prayer? You're not alone. Today Dr. David Jeremiah discusses Sarah—a woman who received an extraordinary promise from God but grew impatient for its fulfillment.

Have you ever waited for something so long that you began to doubt that it would happen? Meet Sarah, the woman who received a special promise from God.

Why is Abraham considered to be the primary example of a life lived by faith? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the test of his intellect, his emotion, and his will—and how Abraham proved the faith in his heart.

Imagine being Abraham and having God command you to sacrifice your long-awaited son to Him. Through this difficult test Abraham proved his faith and obedience to God.

There was only one way for Noah's ark to save him: he had to climb aboard. It required a step of faith. Dr. David Jeremiah describes the difference between knowing about God and knowing God well enough to trust His promises.

Living in a wicked generation, Noah had the courage to put his faith into action. Regardless of the evidence around him, he trusted God and His promises.

The only way to walk with God is to be on the right road. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the life of Enoch, the first man in the Bible who was described as someone who "walked with God."

Enoch is presented to us in the Bible as a man who “walked with God.” In this message we learn what a pleasing witness Enoch was for God and the reward he received for his faithfulness.

If God were to ask you why He should let you into heaven, what would you say? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why there are only two ways to answer: one is the way of Cain and the other is the way of Abel. God will accept one but not the other.

This message contrasts two brothers, Cain and Abel, and the disparity between one who lived according to faith and the other who lived by human reasoning.

Faith is not only the obstetrician that brings you into God's family, but it is also the pediatrician that helps you learn to live in the family.

The eleventh chapter of Hebrews eloquently describes the elements of faith for us. Dr. Jeremiah introduces us to these important truths in his message “What Is Faith?”

In this special interview, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to answer some of the most common and heartfelt questions about heaven and eternity. This honest and encouraging conversation brings clarity, comfort, and a deeper longing for our eternal home.

In this special interview, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to answer some of the most common and heartfelt questions about heaven and eternity. This honest and encouraging conversation brings clarity, comfort, and a deeper longing for our eternal home.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explores the powerful realities of Christ’s return, highlighting His warnings, His redemptive work, and the welcoming hope He offers believers. This message encourages believers to live with anticipation and readiness for the day they will see Christ face to face.

Dr. David Jeremiah explains that the call to intentional faith encourages believers to live with unwavering resolve as they await the fulfillment of heaven’s promise.

Dr. David Jeremiah challenges believers to be tough-minded in their faith—steadfast in pursuing purity, holding firmly to God’s promises, and committed to their purpose in Christ.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah offers hope and reassurance regarding the eternal destiny of children. This message comforts parents and believers alike with the assurance that God’s grace extends to children and that heaven holds a special place for them.

With clarity and compassion, Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us of the urgency of choosing Christ, because where we spend eternity depends on that choice.

In this sobering message, Dr. David Jeremiah teaches from the story of the rich man and Lazarus to highlight the eternal contrast between heaven and hell.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explains Heaven won’t be boring; it will be the most exciting existence we’ve ever known.

Dr. David Jeremiah dispels the myth that heaven will be dull or uneventful, showing instead that it will be vibrant, joyful, and full of purpose.

Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that our greatest reward is Christ Himself, and our motivation should always be to glorify Him, not to seek recognition.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explains the future moment when believers will stand before Christ, not for condemnation, but to receive rewards for faithful service.

In this message Dr. David Jeremiah challenges believers to rethink worship, not as something centered on us, here, or now, but on Him, there, and forever.

Dr. David Jeremiah gives a powerful glimpse into the worship of heaven as revealed in Revelation 4.

Dr. David Jeremiah gives a solemn reminder that entry into this city is reserved for those whose names are written in the Lamb’s Book of Life.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah offers a vivid look at the breathtaking beauty and design of the heavenly city described in Revelation.

Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks the incredible transformation believers will experience in eternity, focusing on the nature of our resurrection bodies. These eternal bodies will equip us to live forever in the presence of God, free from pain, weakness, and decay.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explains that Heaven is portrayed not only as our future home but as the secure and priceless inheritance of every follower of Christ.

Dr. David Jeremiah offers a biblical overview of the nature and significance of heaven, highlighting its prominence throughout Scripture and its multi-layered structure.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the foundational truths about heaven, emphasizing that it begins with a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the foundational truths about heaven, emphasizing that it begins with a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

In this special interview, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to answer some of the most common and heartfelt questions about heaven and eternity. This honest and encouraging conversation brings clarity, comfort, and a deeper longing for our eternal home.

In this special interview, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to answer some of the most common and heartfelt questions about heaven and eternity. This honest and encouraging conversation brings clarity, comfort, and a deeper longing for our eternal home.

Joseph’s forgiveness was rooted in trust in God’s sovereignty and a refusal to take God’s place in judgment. Dr. Jeremiah shares how Joseph showed compassion and sensitivity, applying grace to those who had once betrayed him.

True forgiveness begins with a clear and honest view of sin, acknowledging its impact without minimizing its seriousness. Joseph recognized the wrong done to him but chose to respond with grace.

As Joseph prepares his farewell, his life demonstrates the power of one person’s faithfulness to impact generations. His story emphasizes the provision for parents and the lasting priority of family.

Joseph’s reunion with his family highlights his love, care, and honor for his father, Jacob. Dr. Jeremiah teaches that Joseph’s actions reflect a deep commitment to family and a desire to provide and protect.

Joseph’s forgiveness led to family reconciliation and a renewed sense of purpose. He called his brothers to return home, share the good news, and take responsibility for what God was doing.

Joseph’s emotional unveiling to his brothers was private, painful, powerful, and deeply passionate. Dr. Jeremiah reflects on how Joseph revealing his identity enabled him to acknowledge God’s hand in every step of his journey.

As Judah stepped forward with humility and compassion, he honored Joseph’s authority and pleaded for mercy. His heartfelt appeal revealed a transformed heart and a readiness for reconciliation.

Joseph’s plot to test his brothers forced them to confront their guilt and lingering resentment. Through this, God was working to bring hidden sin to the surface.

Joseph’s actions expose the heart, stir repentance, and offer hope for recovery. The story highlights the place of fear, the priority of repentance, and the possibility of restoration through God’s mercy.

Jacob’s fear, Judah’s promise, and Joseph’s hidden plans reveal how God orchestrates grace through uncertainty. Dr Jeremiah teaches us that each moment, from fear to fellowship, moves the family closer to healing and reconciliation.

Through imprisonment and unexpected kindness, God began to soften their hearts and stir reflection. Dr. Jeremiah leads us through the story highlighting the difference between regret and true repentance, and between forgetting and genuine forgiveness.

Joseph’s brothers faced hardship and distrust as they traveled to Egypt, revealing the weight of past decisions. Their encounter with Joseph exposed hidden guilt and the pain of unresolved sin.

Pharaoh recognized God’s hand on Joseph and elevated him to leadership. Joseph’s courageous vision, spiritual commitment, and cooperation with God’s training prepared him for this divine assignment.

God’s ways are often hidden until the right moment, as seen when He lifted Joseph from prison to purpose. Joseph’s wisdom in interpreting dreams and offering solutions revealed a heart aligned with God’s insight.

Challenges shape our hearts and prepare us for meaningful ministry. God uses adversity to refine us and align us with His purpose.

Dr. Jeremiah teaches us how problems often open doors to greater opportunities and promote spiritual growth. They reveal our integrity and deepen our dependence on God.

Joseph overcame temptation through strong convictions, loyalty to God, and a clear sense of right and wrong. His decision to flee rather than fall reveals the strength of spiritual discipline.

Temptation often comes in unexpected, persistent, and subtle forms, appealing to both our senses and secrecy. Dr. Jeremiah teaches us that Joseph’s experience shows how temptation can be strategic and relentless.

The life of Joseph carries with it a wealth of life-lessons for us. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on several principles we can apply from Joseph's response to the brothers who wronged him -- four key truths about man's flaws and God's faithfulness.

Life doesn't always unfold as we think it should. Many times, we can't see the sense of God's plans until years later, looking back in hindsight at His perfect will and timing. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates this truth as it unfolded in the life of Joseph.

Joseph’s purity and prophetic insight revealed a heart committed to God, even when faced with temptation and power. His integrity and spiritual discernment positioned him to fulfill a divine purpose that impacted generations.

Joseph’s life was pivotal, providential, and prosperous, demonstrating how God used trials and transitions to shape his destiny. Dr Jeremiah highlights that Joseph's story shows that even in suffering, God is working behind the scenes to bring about blessing and influence.

Being a Christian who doesn’t pray regularly is like being a soldier who enters the battlefield unprotected. Prayer is essential to your life and growth. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Ephesians, where the Apostle Paul offers instruction for taking prayer into the battlefield of life every day.

Dr. Jeremiah and Sheila Walsh talk about how Prayer has the potential to be life changing in this special interview.

Committing the Lord’s Prayer to memory is good. Committing to do more with it is even better. Are you using the prayer for its intended purpose? Dr. David Jeremiah offers tools and insights to help you use the Lord’s Prayer as a pattern for structuring your own prayers.

When the disciples asked Jesus to teach them how to pray, He didn’t give them words to recite. He gave them a roadmap known as the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah explores that roadmap to be used for your journey toward praying in a way that pleases God and embraces His priorities.

Understanding the presence of God in our lives and in our churches can radically transform us and our prayers. Dr. David Jeremiah teaches how to understand God’s glorious presence through prayer. In his message, “The Doxology of Prayer,” David focuses on four attributes of God that will help us understand God’s presence before we say, “Amen.”

If there’s anything certain about life, it’s that life is uncertain. If that makes you fearful, take comfort in this certainty: God is a God of deliverance. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at fear through the eyes of King David, who prayed that God would deliver him from it—a plea that’s part of the Lord’s Prayer.

King David was the man after God’s own heart, so it’s natural to assume he was immune to life's troubles. But his prayers tell a different story. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the number of times King David cried out for God to deliver him from the same troubles you might be facing.

Temptation is everywhere in today’s culture. No wonder Jesus taught His disciples to pray against it when He gave them the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the dangers of temptation. You’ll learn exactly how you fall into it, and more importantly, how you can get out of it.

Why would Jesus teach us to pray, “Lead us not into temptation”? Dr. David Jeremiah delves into the theme of “Prayer and Protection,” as we study this challenging passage from the Lord’s Prayer. David continues his series, Prayer—The Great Adventure, by explaining the critical importance in the believer’s prayer life of praying for protection against temptation.

Nothing feels more liberating than your sin being forgiven by God. But a close second is the feeling of freedom you experience by forgiving others. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of the Lord’s Prayer, which focuses on forgiveness in both directions.

Nothing feels more liberating than your sin being forgiven by God. But a close second is the feeling of freedom you experience by forgiving others. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of the Lord’s Prayer, which focuses on forgiveness in both directions.

Having a career you enjoy and providing for your family can be tremendously satisfying. Just be sure to give credit to the One who makes it all possible. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series on the Lord’s Prayer with a look at the many blessings you receive when you ask God for your daily bread.

Praying for God’s will to be done is easy. Actually doing God’s will can be more challenging, especially when your focus is on earthly obligations. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the Lord’s Prayer and how it connects with the heart of the heavenly-minded believer.

Are the things that are important to God also important to you? If you need some guidance in embracing God’s priorities, pray the Lord’s Prayer! Dr. David Jeremiah turns the spotlight on the first of the prayer’s petitions and shares ways to better understand God’s kingdom.

How do you live a life that declares to God, “Hallowed be Thy Name”? By living a life of worship, which will not only exalt Him—it will change you. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals precisely how you can expect to be changed by entering into God’s presence through a lifestyle of worship.

In a world where God’s name is mocked and trivialized, believers must take to heart “Hallowed be Thy Name” from the Lord’s Prayer. Dr. David Jeremiah reflects on the meaning of that phrase and shares ways for you to put it into practice in your daily walk.

Love is a deep and powerful emotion that can send the spirit soaring. But human love pales in comparison to the enduring, unconditional love of God. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at that love that accepts believers as sons and daughters adopted into God’s family.

The Lord’s Prayer opens with two ordinary words: “Our Father.” But the power of those simple words is anything but ordinary! Dr. David Jeremiah examines the profoundly personal nature of God’s love for you as a father loves his child.

What would you do if there were no day after tomorrow, if there were only one day left until Christ returned? How would you fill those hours awaiting the return of Christ? Dr. Jeremiah shares ideas on how to make those hours fruitful for the cause of Christ.

What would you do if there were no day after tomorrow, if there were only one day left until Christ returned? How would you fill those hours awaiting the return of Christ? Dr. Jeremiah shares ideas on how to make those hours fruitful for the cause of Christ.

As believers in Christ, we need to remember that our problems are temporary, and our blessings are eternal. With that knowledge we need to comfort one another and stay strong during difficult times and encourage those around us with Christ’s soon return.

As believers in Christ, we need to remember that our problems are temporary, and our blessings are eternal. With that knowledge we need to comfort one another and stay strong during difficult times and encourage those around us with Christ’s soon return.

There’s nothing like studying Revelation to make you eagerly anticipate Christ’s return. But what are you supposed to do until then? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the answers that are revealed in God’s Word on how Christians ought to be living in these last days.

As we near the end of our series in Revelation, you might be wondering about a takeaway – a practical application you can implement into your current Christian walk. Dr. David Jeremiah offers not just one, but several such applications – all with the urgent reminder that each day brings us closer to Christ’s return.

You may never get your dream job in this life. But in Heaven, you’ll have a rewarding occupation for all eternity. That’s just one of the surprises you’ll encounter as Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at what Heaven will be like. One thing is for sure: it definitely won’t be boring!

It’s natural to be excited about going to Heaven. But after you get there, have you ever wondered what you’ll do in Heaven? Dr. David Jeremiah shares his thoughts on how your eternity will be spent, starting with a list of things you won’t find in Heaven. You might just be surprised.

The heavenly city will have pearly gates and streets of gold, among other amazing features. Perhaps you’ve pictured them in your mind. But Dr. David Jeremiah goes straight to the source – God’s Word – for vivid descriptions and a deeper understanding of what our eternal home will be like.

If you think of Heaven as a sort of cloud-kingdom in the sky where you’ll float around with a harp, it’s time to think again. Dr. David Jeremiah reveals what Revelation has to say about the place believers will spend eternity. And it might look a lot more like earth than a cloud-kingdom.

The Bible says those whose names aren’t in the Book of Life in the final judgment cannot spend eternity in Heaven. Is your name in the book? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some biblical insights into how names are recorded and removed, as well as the eternal punishment.

The ultimate courtroom drama won’t be televised, yet billions will be impacted for eternity. It will be the final judgment, where sinners account for their sins before a holy God. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the judgment he calls, “one of the most awesome revelations given to us in the entire Word of God.”

Imagine what our world would be like with no pain, no sorrow, no illness – only a joy so deep and pure, we can’t yet imagine it. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us on a tour of that world: our earth, as it will exist after Jesus establishes His kingdom during the Millennium.

Wishing for world peace? With man’s long history of conflict, don’t hold your breath – at least not till Christ returns! Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on the period of peace called the Millennium, which begins immediately upon the Second Coming of Christ. What will life be like during that time?

As Christians, we look forward to the day Jesus Christ returns in triumph over evil. How should His future return influence our lives right now? Dr. David Jeremiah offers some answers straight from God’s Word, and shares more details on Jesus’ victory over the Antichrist and False Prophet.

It’s anticipated throughout Scripture; it’s the focal point of Revelation; and it’s the longing of everyone who calls themselves Christian. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Second Coming of Christ – how it differs from the Rapture, how it’s described in Revelation and what it means for His followers, then and now.

What do a wedding and a dinner have to do with the Second Coming of Christ? There’s more to their meaning than meets the eye. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Revelation chapter nineteen where a heavenly celebration is about to give way to a solemn ceremony.

The word, “Hallelujah,” only appears a handful of times in the New Testament, and only as part of a celebration in Heaven. Dr. David Jeremiah invites us into that celebration, described in the nineteenth chapter of Revelation. The seven years of Tribulation are over, and Christ’s return is imminent.

One day, God will severely judge the world system known as Babylon. But does that have any application for Christians right now? Dr. David Jeremiah says yes, offering a biblical response to the judgment of Babylon that believers should take to heart every day.

In Revelation seventeen, we saw the Antichrist gain power and control with a world religion. In chapter eighteen, he tries again with a different side of the same system. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the system known in Revelation as Babylon, and why God will judge it so harshly.

You might be surprised to learn that the Tribulation will see the Antichrist closely linked to the church. You might not be surprised to learn why. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the unholy relationship between the two, how it ultimately plays out, and what it means to us here and now.

With its account of a woman on a scarlet beast, the seventeenth chapter of Revelation has caused its share of confusion and conjecture through the years. Dr. David Jeremiah peels away the mystery and misunderstanding to explain what it means and how it fits into the prophetic timeline.

A massive earthquake levels every mountain while people flee in terror from hundred-pound hailstones. That’s a frightening scene, but is it the worst of the Tribulation? Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on more of the seven vial judgments paving the way to Armageddon.

Like the king who faces his conquered enemy to personally deliver the fatal blow, God Himself takes charge of the final round of judgments in the Tribulation. Dr. David Jeremiah opens the sixteenth chapter of Revelation to explain why God takes such a personal role in pouring out the seven vial judgments.

What kind of God would permit the plagues of the Tribulation? The same God who graciously offers a way of escape, time and time again. Dr. David Jeremiah draws our attention to God’s love and mercy, often overlooked as the escalating drama of the Tribulation unfolds in Revelation.

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A good book can change your life. But THE 'good book' can transform you for all eternity. This weekend on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the life-changing power of God’s Word. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

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The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

The world says you’re only worth as much as your bank account and brand names. What does your Creator say? On the Turning Point Weekend Edition, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why that’s the only answer that matters. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Dr David Jeremiah assures us that we can bring healing by being peacemakers. Find out how. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/ See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/

Dr. David Jeremiah's commitment is to teach the whole Word of God. His passion for people and his desire to reach the lost are evident in the way he communicates Bible truths and his ability to get right to the important issues. Support the show: https://www.davidjeremiah.org/