Buying into the Vision, Part 2

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2 Thessalonians 3:6–15 Christ’s imminent return doesn’t grant believers a free pass to stand on the sidelines, idly watching the skies and neglecting responsibility. Listen to Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s challenge to reject lukewarm Christianity and embrace active

In the World of the End, BE DETERMINED (Pt. 1)

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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

Buying into the Vision, Part 1

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2 Thessalonians 3:6–15 Christ’s imminent return doesn’t grant believers a free pass to stand on the sidelines, idly watching the skies and neglecting responsibility. Listen to Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s challenge to reject lukewarm Christianity and embrace active

In a World of Bad News, BE THE GOOD NEWS (Pt.2)

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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

Cords That Hold Pastors and Flocks Together, Part 3

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2 Thessalonians 3:1–5 How do pastors and flocks stick together? Paul’s relationship with the Thessalonians instructs believers on strengthening the pastor-flock relationship in the local church (2 Thessalonians 3:1–5). Tune in to discover Pastor Chuck Swindoll’s secrets

In a World of Bad News, BE THE GOOD NEWS (Pt.1)

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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

In a World of Betrayal, BE FAITHFUL

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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,