God dispenses His grace as generously as He wants, to whomever He wants. Why do things sometimes go poorly for those who live godly lives . . . and sometimes great for those who live downright awful, ungodly lives? And how does God decide the rewards of those who follow Him? Explore these mysterious questions and more as Pastor Chuck Swindoll expounds Jesus' intriguing parable in Matthew 20:1-16. Find out what it means to say that His way is always right.

Let's Let God Be God, Part 3

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Many wish they could peer deep into the future. Even Jesus' disciples wanted to know what the end of time would look like. The apostle John gets a moment-by-moment look at the last days as he witnesses the Lamb breaking the fifth and sixth seals in Revelation 6:9-17. God's justice, vengeance, and wrath are emphasized in the world's final chapter as martyrs are avenged and the earth gives way. Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why today we must proclaim God's grace, mercy, forgiveness, and love!

More Seals Broken . . . More Lives Shaken and Taken, Part 2

More Seals Broken . . . More Lives Shaken and Taken, Part 1

In his vision of heaven, John at last witnesses the beginning of the end as the Lamb begins to break the seals in Revelation 6:1-8. Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains the symbolism of the white, red, black, and ashen horses of the apocalypse. Each of the four brings with it earthly destruction on an increasing scale. While it's easy to feel overwhelmed and disheartened at the disastrous scenes, none of them come as a surprise to God. Find out why the terrifying picture of events is tempered with good news for believers!

Let's Let God Be God, Part 3

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