Turning Point Radio

According to Jesus, success doesn’t come through pride or self-interest, but through humility. Is it possible to live humbly in our modern, me-first culture? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some biblical tools for living like Christ... with a new perspective on love.

In a world that tells you success is achieved by clawing your way to the top, God’s Word turns that wisdom upside-down… literally. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why rising to the top in God’s eyes is directly related to lowering yourself in the world’s eyes.

How do you handle stress and conflict? Do you soar above the fray or flail in the midst of it until you’re exhausted? Dr. David Jeremiah begins this series by offering you the spiritual strength to overcome life's trials.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Holy Spirit’s help in the believer’s walk and witness, highlighting a life lived with wisdom and speech marked by courtesy, compassion, and clarity. These traits demonstrate the Spirit’s work in guiding daily conduct and interactions.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the Holy Spirit’s help in the believer’s worship through Colossians 4:2–4, emphasizing prayer that is diligent, watchful, thankful, and evangelistic. These qualities reflect a Spirit-directed approach to communion with God.

Dr. David Jeremiah describes the marks of a Spirit-filled Christian, showing how a life controlled by the Spirit, committed to the Word of God, and characterized by peace produces gratitude. He also highlights a life of continual prayer and a concern for the will of God, where gratitude is revealed as God’s desire for everyone and in every circumstance.

Dr. David Jeremiah highlights how a Spirit-filled life is expressed through continual prayer and a concern for the will of God, where gratitude is both God’s desire for everyone and His purpose in every circumstance.

Dr. David Jeremiah describes the marks of a Spirit-filled Christian, showing how a life controlled by the Spirit, grounded in the Word of God, and characterized by peace results in gratitude. These qualities reflect the Spirit’s work within the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah highlights the potential of Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:20–21, pointing to God’s ability to work beyond what we ask or think. These verses emphasize the limitless power of God at work in and through the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the posture of Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14–15, revealing a reverent approach rooted in God’s authority and family. He then unfolds the possibilities of that prayer as the Holy Spirit strengthens believers to embrace Christ’s presence, experience His love, and enjoy the fullness of God.