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Dr. Stanley explains who Christ is, why He had to die, and why we must accept Him as our Savior to be reconciled to God.
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My niece, a college freshman, was busy with schoolwork and adjusting to a new residence. Because of recent security issues, her school required a vehicle pass. Since applying for this would be one more task on her long to-do list, I offered to do it. “Thanks!” she later said, surprised it had taken me only minutes in the campus office.
What she didn’t know was that the otherwise simple task had taken half a day of coordinating with the office, fixing a glitch in her application, and gathering unexpected documents. But I didn’t tell her this. “Anytime!” I said.
Love is in the details. Here, it was in taking care of details my niece was unaware of. Scripture tells us of God’s love as seen in two seemingly small details of the Israelites’ life in the wilderness: their clothes and shoes. Throughout forty years of walking, their “clothes did not wear out, nor did the sandals on [their] feet” (Deuteronomy 29:5). In fact, their feet didn’t even swell! (8:4).
God’s people had been unfaithful, but He showed “great compassion,” not abandoning them (Nehemiah 9:19). “They lacked nothing” (v. 21). God provided the “big” things, such as His presence, the counsel of His Spirit, and food and water (vv. 19-20); and the “smaller” but necessary things, such as clothes and shoes.
God shows His love in ways we may overlook or be unaware of. Such is His love that He sees every detail of our life.
In rural Malawi, many children wake each day unsure if they’ll eat. They also rely on water that can make them sick. That reality shapes daily life for families living in deep poverty. On the next Faith & Finance Live, Aaron Griggs joins Rob West to share how Cross International helps to lift children out of poverty, provide clean water, and point families to Christ. Then, it’s on to your calls. That’s Faith & Finance Live, biblical wisdom for your financial journey. That’s weekdays at 4pm Eastern/3pm Central on Moody Radio.
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Segment 1
• 100 students, professing to be Christians, asked one simple question. Can they answer it?
• Some share the benefits of a relationship with Christ, but miss the thrust of the gospel.
• If an unbeliever heard your testimony, would it actually lead them to Christ?
Segment 2
• “Jesus changed my life,” “I have purpose,” “I feel fulfilled”—are these reasons or results?
• Why emotional experiences and life improvement fall short of explaining true salvation.
• The uncomfortable question: have we replaced the gospel with clichés?
Segment 3
• We can see what vague answers vs. crystal-clear gospel articulation actually looks like.
• What must be included in a real gospel explanation—God, sin, wrath, Christ, response
• Truth – not subjective results – is the true foundation of our faith.
Segment 4
• There are far too many “church kids” who are unable to explain the gospel.
• Are we entertaining and assimilating students instead of calling for conversion?
• The deeper concern: is weak articulation connected to why so many walk away?
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When a group of Greeks approaches Jesus seeking an audience, Jesus sees something remarkable — the first fruits of a worldwide harvest of souls. Dr. John Neufeld unpacks what that harvest requires: a grain of wheat that falls to the ground and dies. Just as Christ's death was the only path to life for the world, our willingness to surrender our own lives is what makes us fruitful for his kingdom.
Passion: Easter is a pivotal time in the life of a Christian. The foundation of our faith relies on the death and more importantly, the resurrection of Jesus. This 15-message series will prepare our hearts for the Easter season as Dr. Neufeld walks us through the various aspects of the time leading up to Jesus’ death. Talking about the stories of Jesus in the week leading up to his death, also known as Passion week, ought to awaken our own passion of service, thankfulness, and worship. This is a series you won’t want to miss!
Ever feel like life’s flying 78 mph and your marriage is just hanging on? Ministry’s thriving. Career’s climbing. But at home? You’re missing each other—and nobody’s calling it out. That’s what happens when emotional check-ins get skipped and “we’re fine” becomes the norm.On this episode of FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson sit down with David and Meg Robbins—now leading Cru—to talk about success, survival mode, and the quiet drift that almost cost them. If you’ve felt unseen, overloaded, or second to the mission… this one’s for you.
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