Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley - In Touch Ministries

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Why is it that some people perceive the Christian life as an exciting journey and others see it as a burdensome, unfulfilling existence? Although there are many factors that contribute to how a person experiences their relationship with God, many times an inadequate view of Christ will prevent a person from enjoying the abundant life He offers.

In this message, Dr. Stanley explains what a privilege it is to have Christ as our mediator and advocate and how His role as our High Priest is meant to set us free so we can enjoy an intimate and fruitful relationship with God.

Why is it that some people perceive the Christian life as an exciting journey and others see it as a burdensome, unfulfilling existence? Although there are many factors that contribute to how a person experiences their relationship with God, many times an inadequate view of Christ will prevent a person from enjoying the abundant life He offers.

In this message, Dr. Stanley explains what a privilege it is to have Christ as our mediator and advocate and how His role as our High Priest is meant to set us free so we can enjoy an intimate and fruitful relationship with God.

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To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

While you may have heard the Christmas story many times, it can sound new every year, and just as meaningful. Its all about the most important gift in lifethe person of Jesus Christ. A gift that grows even greater as we walk with Him more personally, more intimately, each and every day of the year.

While you may have heard the Christmas story many times, it can sound new every year, and just as meaningful. It’s all about the most important gift in lifethe person of Jesus Christ. A gift that grows even greater as we walk with Him more personally, more intimately, each and every day of the year.

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In the very first chapter of the Bible we find God separating light from darkness. After that, we see a pattern throughout Scripture where He identifies darkness as evil, and associates light with good things such as holiness and truth. When Jesus came, He referred to Himself as the Light of the world. Then in the Sermon on the Mount, He called us to shine brightly as well.

In the very first chapter of the Bible we find God separating light from darkness. After that, we see a pattern throughout Scripture where He identifies darkness as evil, and associates light with good things such as holiness and truth. When Jesus came, He referred to Himself as the Light of the world. Then in the Sermon on the Mount, He called us to shine brightly as well.

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Why is grace able to sustain us through trials and tribulations? Exploring Romans 5:12, Dr. Stanley explains the meaning behind the phrase, this grace in which we stand. Grace through suffering builds and transforms character, creates empathy, reaffirms Gods presence in our lives, and sets our hearts on Him.

Why is grace able to sustain us through trials and tribulations? Exploring Romans 5:12, Dr. Stanley explains the meaning behind the phrase, this grace in which we stand. Grace through suffering builds and transforms character, creates empathy, reaffirms God’s presence in our lives, and sets our hearts on Him.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29

Why is grace able to sustain us through trials and tribulations? Exploring Romans 5:12, Dr. Stanley explains the meaning behind the phrase, this grace in which we stand. Grace through suffering builds and transforms character, creates empathy, reaffirms Gods presence in our lives, and sets our hearts on Him.

Why is grace able to sustain us through trials and tribulations? Exploring Romans 5:12, Dr. Stanley explains the meaning behind the phrase, this grace in which we stand. Grace through suffering builds and transforms character, creates empathy, reaffirms God’s presence in our lives, and sets our hearts on Him.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1273/29