In the rare moments when everything in life seems to be going well, sometimes God will send a storm to test our resolve! Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about one of the most defining moments in Abraham’s life, when God commanded him to sacrifice his only son.

People today often argue that the Bible is outdated. But Scripture teaches that God’s truth is always relevant, no matter what the current culture says or how unpopular the truth may be. Dr. Robert Jeffress presents a timeless lesson about God’s judgment from the story of Sodom and Gomorrah.

RESOLVED:  “I will one day hear God say to me, Well done, good and faithful servant.”

While “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God,” God patiently waits for us to repent. But make no mistake! He won’t wait forever. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that time is running out for our beloved country if we don’t turn from our sin and follow God’s standard.

Sometimes the Bible uses running as a metaphor for the Christian life. But more often, the Christian life is compared to walking with God. Dr. Robert Jeffress presents four simple principles from the life of Abraham that will transform your relationship with God.

It’s one thing to say that you trust God completely. But demonstrating your faith in action is something entirely different. Sometimes that means waiting on God and resisting the temptation to control your circumstances! Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about the dangers of taking matters into our own hands.

Do you ever get tired of waiting on God to answer your prayers? Maybe you’ve prayed and pled, but it seems like God just isn’t listening. Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about the time when Abraham and Sarah grew tired of waiting on God to give them a child. Their fateful decision led to harsh consequences!

Two thousand years ago, Jesus Christ died on the cross for our sins so that we could spend eternity in Heaven with Him. But what about people who lived before Jesus’ time on Earth? Did they have the same opportunity to be saved? Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how Abraham’s story gives us the answer.

After making a sinful decision, it’s natural to feel regret. But sometimes we regret making

Money in and of itself isn’t a bad thing. Money only becomes evil when it sabotages our relationship with God! Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about two wealthy men in Scripture. One allowed his riches to draw him closer to God. The other allowed his wealth to push God away.