You can't read the Word of God and pass human judgment on it without consequence. Disbelieve at your own peril! Kay Arthur shows you what happens to a nation that scoffs at God.

The Bible tells us that God hates pride. So what happens to the proud, the haughty and the arrogant? Kay Arthur looks to the book of Jeremiah for the answer, as she continues her series in the second part of this Old Testament book.

When trouble strikes, what's your first reaction? Kay Arthur points out that we should fall on our knees before the Lord even before times of distress arrive.

Why do people crave power? Why the desire to rule and subdue all through history? Kay Arthur provides the answer.

The pursuit of greatness seems to occupy a lot of our time and thoughts. We often crave recognition. Kay Arthur reminds us that greatness in God's Kingdom is all about humility, as she continues a series in the second part of Jeremiah.

In our nation, prosperity has become one of our biggest idols. Even some believers have adopted a prosperity gospel. Kay Arthur shows you why this false doctrine is so dangerous.

Do you get timid when it comes time to defend the gospel? Could it be you fear man more than God? Kay Arthur shows why you, as a believer, can be courageous, as she presents more of a series in the second part of Jeremiah called, "God's Certain Judgment."

Do you get timid when it comes time to defend the gospel? Could it be you fear man more than God? Kay Arthur shows why you, as a believer, can be courageous, as she presents more of a series in the second part of Jeremiah called, "God's Certain Judgment."

God provides our source of hope which should overcome any earthly fears we may have. We need to look forward to the future confidently. Kay Arthur encourages you to do just that.

Unhealthy fear can paralyze you and render you ineffective in your walk. But there is a healthy fear . . . the fear of God. Kay Arthur helps you distinguish between the two, as she moves further into a series in the second part of Jeremiah titled, "God's Certain Judgment."