What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever heard on living well—on handling life’s challenges? Chances are you’d get twelve different answers if you asked ten different “experts.” It sounds simplistic, but no better advice has been penned than Paul’s words to the Philippians. His counsel, as insightful as it is, is useless, however, if not put into practice. So read Paul’s words as a call for action . . . deliberate, immediate, and personal involvement.

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever heard on living well—on handling life’s challenges? Chances are you’d get twelve different answers if you asked ten different “experts.” It sounds simplistic, but no better advice has been penned than Paul’s words to the Philippians. His counsel, as insightful as it is, is useless, however, if not put into practice. So read Paul’s words as a call for action . . . deliberate, immediate, and personal involvement.

So rich, so reliable, so spiritually satisfying—the Bible can use just a few words to convey worlds of theology. In his study of Jonah 3:1–2, Chuck Swindoll teaches us about the riches of God’s grace and abundance of mercy from that quaint phrase, “the Lord came to Jonah a second time.” Hear about the God of second chances. Do you need a second chance?

So rich, so reliable, so spiritually satisfying—the Bible can use just a few words to convey worlds of theology. In his study of Jonah 3:1–2, Chuck Swindoll teaches us about the riches of God’s grace and abundance of mercy from that quaint phrase, “the Lord came to Jonah a second time.” Hear about the God of second chances. Do you need a second chance?

So rich, so reliable, so spiritually satisfying—the Bible can use just a few words to convey worlds of theology. In his study of Jonah 3:1–2, Chuck Swindoll teaches us about the riches of God’s grace and abundance of mercy from that quaint phrase, “the Lord came to Jonah a second time.” Hear about the God of second chances. Do you need a second chance?

Have you ever wondered, What does God want me to do? Tucked away at the end of Matthew’s gospel, find the answer spoken from the resurrected Lord: the Great Commission. Its simplicity and clarity give it eloquence and His voice its power. Chuck Swindoll unfolds the truth of Jesus’ mandate that has shaped the past two thousand years so we might walk in the same steps on the same mission of the first disciples.

Have you ever wondered, What does God want me to do? Tucked away at the end of Matthew’s gospel, find the answer spoken from the resurrected Lord: the Great Commission. Its simplicity and clarity give it eloquence and His voice its power. Chuck Swindoll unfolds the truth of Jesus’ mandate that has shaped the past two thousand years so we might walk in the same steps on the same mission of the first disciples.

Have you begun to let your golden years dwindle your enthusiasm for life? Joshua 14 contains an extraordinary speech from an 85-year-old man, Caleb, with eyes sparkling and arms strong enough for war. His attitude of fortitude, derived from faith, encourages us and teaches us all today so we can stand tall in our walk with God, regardless of our age. Listen in to Chuck Swindoll, who draws from Caleb’s speech timeless wisdom for cultivating the attitude God wants us to have.

Have you begun to let your golden years dwindle your enthusiasm for life? Joshua 14 contains an extraordinary speech from an 85-year-old man, Caleb, with eyes sparkling and arms strong enough for war. His attitude of fortitude, derived from faith, encourages us and teaches us all today so we can stand tall in our walk with God, regardless of our age. Listen in to Chuck Swindoll, who draws from Caleb’s speech timeless wisdom for cultivating the attitude God wants us to have.

Have you begun to let your golden years dwindle your enthusiasm for life? Joshua 14 contains an extraordinary speech from an 85-year-old man, Caleb, with eyes sparkling and arms strong enough for war. His attitude of fortitude, derived from faith, encourages us and teaches us all today so we can stand tall in our walk with God, regardless of our age. Listen in to Chuck Swindoll, who draws from Caleb’s speech timeless wisdom for cultivating the attitude God wants us to have.