You can run from God, but you can never escape His presence or His purposes. Through Jonah’s deliberate rebellion, this message reveals the downward path of disobedience and the storm God used to interrupt it. Jonah’s experience ultimately points to God’s grace and faithfulness toward those who surrender and return to Him.

Jonah received a clear command from God to go to Nineveh, but he deliberately chose to travel in the opposite direction. This message explores how disobedience can deceive us into mistaking favorable circumstances for God’s approval and how running from God ultimately carries a heavy cost. Yet Jonah’s story also reveals a faithful God who pursues His people and lovingly works to bring them back to obedience.

Ready to change your life? Start by changing your mind! It’s true: your life always follows the direction of your thoughts. Dr. David Jeremiah opens a series focused on the mind, titled What Do You Think?

Have you ever thought about the incredible potential of the tongue? How such a small part of the body could have – as the Bible says – the power of death and life? Dr. David Jeremiah shares from the book of Proverbs about the ways in which our words can be a dangerous and destructive force.

You’ve heard it said, “You are what you eat.” There’s an equally true saying: “What you think is what you become.” Dr. David Jeremiah shares his message, “You Are Not What You Think You Are, But What You Think, You Are!” Here’s David.

Staying on course in your Christian walk is a challenge in a world filled with distractions and confusion. It requires constant focus. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the book of Proverbs to help you face the future confidently with God-given focus.

After years of hard work, careful budgeting and financial discipline, you’ve managed to accumulate some wealth. Does the Bible really tell you to give it away? Dr. David Jeremiah explains how giving of your wealth protects you from greed and helps you gain what’s truly valuable in life.

There’s nothing wrong with having it. In fact, everybody needs it. But the desire for it can be downright destructive. It’s money. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on what the book of Proverbs has to say about wealth: how to gain it and how to govern it.

Just as our harsh or thoughtless words can be used to break people down, our kind and well-chosen words can be used to build others up. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at the tongue’s awesome capacity, with a focus on the positive impact our words can have on those we love.

Few choices have greater impact on your life than your choice of friends – for better or worse. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at friendship through the eyes of Solomon, the writer of Proverbs, with encouragement to help you choose your friends wisely and well.