Dr. Stanley talks about the four types of calls that God issues to His people: salvation, sanctification, service, and accountability. The question isn’t, "Is God calling me?" The question is, "Am I listening?"

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Dr. Stanley talks about the four types of calls that God issues to His people: salvation, sanctification, service, and accountability. The question isn’t, "Is God calling me?" The question is, "Am I listening?"

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Few among us are unfamiliar with the struggle to hold on to hope after a deep disappointment. Year after year, what was once a buoy can feel more like a burden. Dr. Stanley shares encouragement from the life of Hannah in 1 Samuel. Don’t surrender your hopeGod was faithful to Hannah and He’s faithful to you.

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Dr. Stanley explains what it means to obey God and how disobedience keeps us from having a fulfilling life. He also describes the difference between a single sin and our sin nature, and talks about man’s inability to redeem himself and God’s sufficient provision of salvation.

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It's becoming increasingly unpopular to be a follower of Jesus Christ. We live in a society that is wants everyone to agree, but on the wrong things. We must stand firm in the truth and continue to love, obey, and trust God.

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It's becoming increasingly unpopular to be a follower of Jesus Christ. We live in a society that is wants everyone to agree, but on the wrong things. We must stand firm in the truth and continue to love, obey, and trust God.

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Oftentimes we see our friends, family, and co-workers a certain way. But how does God see them? They may be good people, but they may be lost. Dr. Stanley explains the only viewpoint that matters is God's. Jesus knows who are in his family. Make sure your loved ones are.

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How do you want to be remembered when you're gone? David was known as a man after God's own heart even though he was an adulterer and murderer. Dr. Stanley shares how our lives can be characterized as having a heart for God.

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How do you want to be remembered when you're gone? David was known as a man after God's own heart even though he was an adulterer and murderer. Dr. Stanley shares how our lives can be characterized as having a heart for God.

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Dr. Stanley begins with the origin of sin and walks us through sin’s effects on humanity since the Fall in the Garden of Eden. A person who is bound by sin’s nature will spend his life trying in vain trying to regain the peace, joy, happiness, possessions, status and everything else that was lost in the Fall. Learn how sin causes death and destruction that only Christ can overcome.

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