Does God really exist? Can it be proven? These questions have existed throughout history, with many arguing in favor of His existence, and many arguing against. And both sides of the debate have their reasons. Tune in to Every Last Word with Dr. Philip Ryken as he sheds light on this topic from 1 Kings, Chapter 18.

In our day, Christians who disagree with cultural mores are often viewed as troublemakers, and labeled intolerant. But this is nothing new. Those who choose to follow God will inevitably experience false accusations and conflict. Tune in to Every Last Word as Dr. Philip Ryken continues his series on the prophet Elijah.

God is the one who gives life, but He also takes it away. When lives are taken unexpectedly or when the timing seems wrong to us, it is one of the most difficult issues we as humans have to face. What is the best way to respond? Hear how we an learn from Elijah's example on Every Last Word with Dr. Philip Ryken.

Taking food from poor widows is not an act that typically deserves praise. But in Elijah’s case, that very act is actually praiseworthy. For Elijah did not just take all the food the widow had, but he asked for and received it in obedience to God. Join Dr. Philip Ryken on Every Last Word as he teaches from the 1 Kings, Chapter 17.

Elijah was a great man of prayer, used by the Lord to bring about many miracles in his day. In the New Testament, it says that he was just like us, but how can this be? We do not typically see miracles happening, as they did for Elijah, so what did James mean? Dr. Philip Ryken kicks off a series on Elijah this week on Every Last Word.

Babylon caused Israel many problems during their captivity, but Israel was not without blame. It was their sin that drove them into exile and out of the presence of God. Could there be a worse predicament for anyone?! Dr. Philip Ryken concludes his series in Jeremiah this week on Every Last Word.

The worst of nations tend to be arrogant, violent, and wasteful, much to the detriment of others and at their serious expense. But in the case of Babylon-the-Great, which could be characterized this way, God did not permit it to persist forever. Dr. Philip Ryken teaches from Jeremiah 51 this week on Every Last Word.

It seems as if the proud almost always get their way. Their boasting and insubordinate attitude often appear to be the last word, but this was not the case for the Babylonians. Join Dr. Ryken on Every Last Word in his study of Jeremiah, Chapter 50.

Even in the most difficult Old Testament passages, the eternal victory of God in Christ is made manifest. There are many enemies of the cross of Christ, but who is willing to take Him at His Word?

Jeremiah 49:1-39

Pride is self-serving, with a long history of inflicting pain on others and destroying relationships. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most subtle and insidious dispositions of the human heart. 

Jeremiah 48:1-47