God places people exactly where they need to be. Dr. Tony Evans explains how to recognize and respond to those God-ordained moments.

Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Jesus came for people who know they need help. Trials can deepen our appreciation towards the Lord, and difficult experiences often make us more grateful, more prayerful, and more aware of God’s presence in our lives.

Following God is hard! He carries a high standard for His servants, and you will have to say “no” to things you used to enjoy in your past life in order to remain faithful. But in today’s message, Pastor Jeff reminds you that all of that effort is worth it. You can’t take the riches of this world with you when you leave it, so you should set your heart on things that will last forever. Enoch had faith that following after God would earn him far more in the long term than what he could gain in this world.

God never designed Christianity to be lived in isolation. In this message, Dr. Michael Youssef points to the rebuilding of Jerusalem’s walls in Nehemiah to show how God strengthens His people when they serve side by side.

Dr. Youssef exposes the emptiness of self-focused faith and calls believers to repent of spiritual passivity. The work of God moves forward when His people unite in prayer, cooperation, and encouragement—so Christ is exalted and His Church is strengthened.

This episode calls you to:

Scripture Focus: Nehemiah 3

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