Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley - In Touch Ministries

In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about the subtle and destructive effects of bondage in the lives of believers. While there are many powerful truths in the Word of God, learn about the one that sets men and women free.

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Understanding how our Lord works leads to peace as we wait on Him. In this message, Dr. Stanley explores the knowledge of God and describes ten characteristics of His ways. Knowing God better and understanding how He operates will help us make wiser decisions, wait for Him patiently, and walk in peace.

Understanding how our Lord works leads to peace as we wait on Him. In this message, Dr. Stanley explores the knowledge of God and describes ten characteristics of His ways. Knowing God better and understanding how He operates will help us make wiser decisions, wait for Him patiently, and walk in peace.

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Not many people like to be alone for an extended period of time. Have you ever experienced that awful sting of loneliness? When you know Jesus as your Savior, you are never really alone. You have a faithful companion, and no matter what circumstances you go through, you can experience the immeasurable comfort of knowing that He is always right there with you.

Not many people like to be alone for an extended period of time. Have you ever experienced that awful sting of loneliness? When you know Jesus as your Savior, you are never really alone. You have a faithful companion, and no matter what circumstances you go through, you can experience the immeasurable comfort of knowing that He is always right there with you.

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Not many people like to be alone for an extended period of time. Have you ever experienced that awful sting of loneliness? When you know Jesus as your Savior, you are never really alone. You have a faithful companion, and no matter what circumstances you go through, you can experience the immeasurable comfort of knowing that He is always right there with you.

Not many people like to be alone for an extended period of time. Have you ever experienced that awful sting of loneliness? When you know Jesus as your Savior, you are never really alone. You have a faithful companion, and no matter what circumstances you go through, you can experience the immeasurable comfort of knowing that He is always right there with you.

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People naturally talk about what interests them. In many cases, it’s a significant eventperhaps a war, a birth, a tragedythat changed them, and so they want to share their story with others so they can be prepared for, or avoid, a similar event in their lives.

As a believer, the greatest event in our lives is the moment we receive Christ as our Savior. Why is it, then, we often have difficulty sharing that special story? For some people, it’s because they don’t fully understand what happened at the cross. How could you share a story if you don’t actually know what happened? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley shares four reasons why our salvation stories need to be shared:

1. Salvation is the only answer to man’s sinful, helpless, hopeless situation.

2. Salvation originated in the heart of a holy God.

3. Salvation was motivated by one thingnot our love for Godbut His love for us.

4. Salvation changes our nature.

If you have trusted Christ as your savior, the Bible says you are forgiven, redeemed, justified, sanctified, reconciled, and glorified. God applied the redemption of His Son to your lifeand that’s something worth talking about!

Learn more about how the events at Calvary have the power to change your life in this insightful message.

People naturally talk about what interests them. In many cases, it’s a significant eventperhaps a war, a birth, a tragedythat changed them, and so they want to share their story with others so they can be prepared for, or avoid, a similar event in their lives.

As a believer, the greatest event in our lives is the moment we receive Christ as our Savior. Why is it, then, we often have difficulty sharing that special story? For some people, it’s because they don’t fully understand what happened at the cross. How could you share a story if you don’t actually know what happened? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley shares four reasons why our salvation stories need to be shared:

1. Salvation is the only answer to man’s sinful, helpless, hopeless situation.

2. Salvation originated in the heart of a holy God.

3. Salvation was motivated by one thingnot our love for Godbut His love for us.

4. Salvation changes our nature.

If you have trusted Christ as your savior, the Bible says you are forgiven, redeemed, justified, sanctified, reconciled, and glorified. God applied the redemption of His Son to your lifeand that’s something worth talking about!

Learn more about how the events at Calvary have the power to change your life in this insightful message.

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In this message, Dr. Stanley lists some of our common yet ineffective responses to the very human feeling of frustration. He then shares some more beneficial reactions using examples from the life of Paul. The apostle found himself imprisoned by circumstances beyond his control more than once. Yet this didn't diminish the sense of freedom in his spirit.