Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley - In Touch Ministries

God desires that all of His children be successful. However, among Christians, there is much confusion surrounding the idea of success. Dr. Stanley puts true success in perspective.

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Have hard times come your way again? Can you trust God while you are suffering? Dr. Stanley reminds you that God does care for you and has an answer for every one of your problems. Learn the importance of trusting the Lord despite your circumstances.

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Have hard times come your way again? Can you trust God while you are suffering? Dr. Stanley reminds you that God does care for you and has an answer for every one of your problems. Learn the importance of trusting the Lord despite your circumstances.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley concludes his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 6:16-17.

In his final words to the Galatians, Paul asks them to not put any more burdens on him because I bear on my body the brand marks of Jesus (Galatians 6:17). Paul realized that his price for knowing Christ was to willingly suffer for Himand he had suffered enough.

Dr. Stanley tells us that obeying God doesn’t mean we won’t have to suffer. There is always a chance we may suffer from knowing Christ and proclaiming His holy name. Thankfully for us, it is through the trials in our lives that we learn who God is and what His will is for our lives.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 6:11-18.

The heretical teachers in Paul’s time claimed the way to salvation was by submitting to the sacrament of circumcision plus good works. But Paul refutes them by asserting that neither circumcision means anything nor uncircumcision, but a new creation (Galatians 6:15).

Dr. Stanley reminds us that the only way to salvation is to become newly created, or born again, by our faith in the cross. That’s where the shackles of the law are broken and liberty begins.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 6:11-18.

The heretical teachers in Paul’s time claimed the way to salvation was by submitting to the sacrament of circumcision plus good works. But Paul refutes them by asserting that neither circumcision means anything nor uncircumcision, but a new creation (Galatians 6:15).

Dr. Stanley reminds us that the only way to salvation is to become newly created, or born again, by our faith in the cross. That’s where the shackles of the law are broken and liberty begins.

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Once we receive Christ as Savior, we become His workmanship. Dr. Stanley describes the wonderful blessings we have in knowing that God is working in us to accomplish His will. Because of that, we can walk in faith and joy, knowing He has the best planned for us.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 5:26-6:10.

Paul encourages the Galatians to find unity by exercising their liberty to serve one another. By carrying each other’s burdens, they will live by the Spirit and fulfill the law of Christ.

Dr. Stanley cautions that if we are still burdened by the law or trying to gain God’s acceptance, we will have little to give to someone else. But as liberated believers, when we find someone in need and can minister to him, we are obligated to do so.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 5:13-26.

Paul’s message is that we are all free in Christand we have been liberated from the expectations of the law. There is no need to seek His approval because we already have it. But that doesn’t give us license to do anything we want. Liberty has its limitations. We cannot use it as an opportunity to fit our fleshly desires. Instead, we are still obliged to do the things that will honor God, like giving our love and service to others.

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Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 5:1-15.

Paul states that living up to the expectations of the law was actually breaking the spirit of believers. He warned the people of Galatia that if they didn’t stand firm in their liberty, they would drift back into the bondage of law. The only requirement of Christ is that we submit to His will as we walk in faith.

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