All of us have experienced some kind of fear. Are you afraid of heights or spiders? Maybe you’ve been told you have a serious disease or you fear getting cancer. In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah warns us that fear steals away the very thing God wants to give us.

Is it a sin to feel alone? Some people view loneliness as a sin. But Dr. David Jeremiah gives examples from Scripture of godly saints who suffered from loneliness. In this message, David takes on the giant of loneliness that can appear in all of our lives from time to time. From the lonely single to the lonely senior citizen, God understands this strong emotion and wants to minister to us.

Are you an optimist or a pessimist? Your perspective will determine how you navigate through life’s decisions and will shape your attitude toward those around you. Dr. David Jeremiah points out the absurdity of trying to solve life’s problems on our own and resorting to prayer only if our efforts fail. David gives the key to a successful perspective in life: Go to the Word.

When we’re tired and things start to pile up around the house—whether it’s bills or laundry—discouragement can set in. In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah gives the best advice to remember when fatigue makes us vulnerable to discouragement. It’s the simple but profound lesson the apostle Paul gave to the New Testament churches: Do not lose heart.

This two-word phrase appears hundreds of times in the Bible to bolster and encourage believers: “fear not.” Clearly, God knows how harmful fear can be. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at fear, with a focus on how to respond when you feel fear taking hold.

What are you afraid of? Snakes? Public speaking? Dying? Fear is a natural instinct—part of God’s design for you. But left unchecked, well – as Dr. David Jeremiah explains, fear can become overwhelming, even paralyzing.

If you’ve ever wondered if anything could come between God and His love for you, you’re in good company. The apostle Paul also considered it. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Romans eight to examine Paul’s list of potential obstacles, and shares why every item on it fails to separate you from God’s love.

When you think about it, every day you accomplish some pretty remarkable things for one simple reason: God loves you! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at a few of those things as he wraps up his series, God Loves You: He Always Has – He Always Will.

Understanding that God loves you is an important part of growing as a believer, impacting how you relate to others, how you think, and how you live. Dr. David Jeremiah lets God’s Word act as a mirror to help you see the changes that ought to be happening in your life as a result of God’s love.

You’ve felt it, just like every generation before you: a yearning for more than this world can offer—something that can only be fulfilled in heaven. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God created mankind with this deep, universal longing for heaven.

Have you fallen so in love with the comforts and conveniences of this world that you’ve forgotten: this world is not your home? Dr. David Jeremiah offers a much-needed reminder for Christians to stay focused on heaven, our ultimate and eternal destination.

Think about your life’s journey so far. No doubt it hasn’t always been easy. But are you stronger now in spite of the hardships or because of them? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at why God allows His children to suffer adversity, and what it says about His love.

Who would you rather witness to: someone who has turned their back on God? Or someone who thinks they’re doing fine without God? Dr. David Jeremiah profiles both of these from the parable of the Prodigal Son.

If you’ve ever wondered if anything could come between God and His love for you, you’re in good company. The apostle Paul also considered it. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Romans eight to examine Paul’s list of potential obstacles, and shares why every item on it fails to separate you from God’s love.

Parents discipline their children for one reason: love. Every mom, every dad only wants what’s best for their child. Dr. David Jeremiah says that’s not only true for earthly parents, but even more so for the Heavenly Father.

It’s no fun to live under the hand of God’s discipline. It can feel discouraging and lonely. But that doesn’t mean He’s stopped loving you—far from it! Dr. David Jeremiah describes the inseparable bond between love and discipline. You can’t have one without the other.

Who would you rather witness to: someone who has turned their back on God? Or someone who thinks they’re doing fine without God? Dr. David Jeremiah profiles both of these from the parable of the Prodigal Son.

It’s probably one of your favorite parables. But you might be surprised to learn that the story of the Prodigal Son isn’t about the son at all! Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the real lesson to be learned from this well-known parable about God’s unconditional love.

When you were a child, you were probably disciplined by your parents. Did they stop loving you? Of course not. And neither does your Heavenly Father. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the patience and persistence of God’s love.

Christians love sharing the powerful verse, John 3:16, through things like stickers and sporting events. But is that enough? Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at the life-changing truth behind the verse, with inspiring stories of believers reaching the lost with its message.

When God’s love for you can be communicated in a single, amazing Bible verse, it’s worth committing to memory. And chances are, you already have! Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on John 3:16 – what it says about the scope of God’s incredible love and how He demonstrated it.

Concerning a prophet and a prostitute, it’s one of the Bible’s more unlikely love stories. But it paints a beautiful picture of God’s unfailing love. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Hosea chapter eleven for this vivid reminder of the rock-solid reassurance you can find in God’s boundless love.

When you were a child, you were probably disciplined by your parents. Did they stop loving you? Of course not. And neither does your Heavenly Father. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the patience and persistence of God’s love.

Why do the Ten Commandments prohibit certain behaviors? Because God hates sin. And more importantly, because God loves you! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at why the commandments aren’t meant to be a laundry list of do’s and don’ts, but a love letter from God’s own heart.

It’s the kind of truth that sounds simple, but takes an eternity to comprehend: God Loves You: He Always Has—He Always Will. That’s the title of Dr. David Jeremiah’s series that begins today, all about the most perfect and profound love you can ever know.

Etched in stone by God’s own hand, the Ten Commandments are usually seen as rigid and restrictive rules. In reality, they’re more like a love letter. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how the Ten Commandments are less like ironclad limitations and more like a loving expression from the Creator.

Your life’s journey has probably included unexpected twists, turns, detours, roadblocks, and wrong turns. But one constant has been with you throughout. Dr. David Jeremiah turns the spotlight on a love so enduring and strong, it could only come from the heart of your Creator.

Whether or not you believe in the notion of “love at first sight,” consider this: God fell in love with you long before that! Dr. David Jeremiah reveals a love beyond expression, beyond comprehension—even beyond time.

God’s Word says that He is the very source of love itself. So is it surprising that the God who originates love would also choose how it’s shared? Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on where God pours out His love—some of which you might not have expected!

It’s the kind of truth that sounds simple, but takes an eternity to comprehend: God Loves You: He Always Has—He Always Will. That’s the title of Dr. David Jeremiah’s series that begins today, all about the most perfect and profound love you can ever know.

The past year saw new advancements in power, with more to come in the New Year. But nothing man-made can compare to the power of God’s Word. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the impact of that power in the life of the believer who reads and obeys the Bible.

Believers aren’t immune from loneliness. Their stories are found throughout the Bible, along with tools you can use to overcome loneliness in your own life. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks those tools which can help you escape isolation and experience the fullness of life in fellowship with God and His people.

Worrying is an instinctive part of human nature—such a natural response to trouble—do you sometimes wonder why Christ so clearly condemned it? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Matthew chapter six, where Jesus discusses the problem of worry.

When life is uncertain, the most common response is also the least productive: worry. What if you could overcome worry once and for all? Dr. David Jeremiah reveals the strategy Jesus shared for doing just that!

Have you ever felt burdened by guilt when you got away with some kind of wrongdoing? Then you and King David have something in common. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the damaging and long-lasting effects of guilt that’s allowed to go unresolved.

Imagine forcing yourself to carry a heavy load all day, every day. That’s what living with guilt is like: relentless, backbreaking anguish until your burden is lifted. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the burden of guilt and God’s way of removing it, as illustrated in the life of King David.