In a culture that says truth is relative, it’s vital that Christians know for certain that what we believe is true. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the question: how do you know if you’re truly born again?

It became a priority the moment you were saved, and will remain a central part of your Christian walk throughout your life. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on obedience with some rich insights from the epistle of First John. If you struggle in this area, take heart as he shares more tools and encouragement.

When you sin, do you confess it to God and repent? Or do you rationalize it, excuse it or deny it? How you deal with sin is directly related to how you experience joy. Dr. David Jeremiah explains this truth from the epistle of First John. If your joy is missing, this might help you find it.

Do you wonder why you’re not feeling the joy Christians are supposed to experience? Maybe you’re being robbed! Dr. David Jeremiah looks at some of the things believers do that rob them of joy. He calls them “The Games Christians Play.”

Do you know for certain that you're saved, or do you just assume that's the case? Your eternity is too important to leave the question unanswered. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series in First John, Living in the Light, to help you know beyond all doubt whether or not you're truly born again.

When it comes to your Christian faith, do you know for sure that what you believe is true? In a world that says truth is relative, it's vital to be certain. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah begins a series in First John that was written to answer the question: how do you know if you've been born again?

You may read the Bible. But do you ever write the Bible, literally handwriting it, word-for-word? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why it's a powerful way to work God's Word into your heart.

Joy and thanksgiving go hand-in-hand. Hopefully you’ve witnessed it, but are you contributing to it? How do you demonstrate your thankfulness and joy? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah offers some biblical guidance to help you become more expressive in sharing your joy and gratitude to the Lord.

From all of us here at Turning Point: Happy Thanksgiving, and thank you for making this ministry a part of your celebration. Does God mind if your Thanksgiving is filled with laughter? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah ponders this question as he examines the substantial link between joy and thanksgiving.

The Bible calls believers to give thanks at all times, for all things. But are you really expected to be thankful for the pain and problems you experience? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah considers this question in light of God's Word, and the understanding that seasons of hardship often yield blessings in abundance.

Christians are to be so filled with thanksgiving that we give thanks at all times, for all things. Is that realistic? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series of special Thanksgiving-themed messages with a look at what God's Word says about showing gratitude around-the-clock.

With the approach of the holiday season comes a renewed appreciation for God’s blessings. Perhaps even more so in times of hardship, as Dr. David Jeremiah shares today from Daniel chapter six. Sometimes God uses trials to make you thankful for blessings you would have otherwise missed.

When life’s storms arise, your response likely isn’t gratitude. But maybe it should be, when the storms bring you closer to God. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares from Romans 8:28.

The last section of Romans 8 introduces a force strong enough to conquer anything. Are you ready to open your heart to the incredible possibility that whatever is going on in your life, God is more powerful than that? Join Dr. David Jeremiah as he explores the height and depth of God's love.

Accepting God's gift of salvation can empower us to live a life of strength and courage. How? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at five unshakeable promises that flow from understanding the five links of salvation—truths that span from eternity past to eternity future.

When you consider the word, "glory," you probably think of it in relation to God—and rightly so. But glory is also promised to believers. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah returns to his study of what he calls the five golden links in the chain of salvation, which culminates in glory for all eternity.

Having contributed to two major divisions in the Church, today's passage is one of the most perilous journeys in the book of Romans. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah prayerfully examines the concept of God's foreknowledge, a magnificent expression of God's sovereign love.

When storms arise in life, your natural instinct likely isn't one of gratitude. But maybe it should be—especially when the storms bring you closer to God. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah continues to unpack the truths of Romans 8:28, which should prompt believers to be thankful even in times of trouble.

If you're ready to trade the pain of this life for the bliss of heaven, you're not alone. All of creation feels the same! Today, Dr. David Jeremiah explains how both nature and mankind live in anticipation.

Romans 8:28 has been called the greatest verse in the greatest chapter in the greatest book in all of Scripture. It offers Christians a unique way of processing life when bad things happen to them. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah explores five transformational truths contained in this verse.

What happens when you go to the Lord with such a burden that you can’t even find the words to pray? Don’t worry – you have the Holy Spirit to help. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on how the Holy Spirit intercedes for believers in prayer, even when the words won’t come.

If you're looking forward to trading the pain of this life for a blissful eternity in Heaven, you're not alone. The Bible says all of creation feels the same! Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series, Romans VIII: The Greatest Chapter in the Bible, and explains how both nature and mankind are living in anticipation.

If you’re a Christian, the Bible says you’re not only a child of God, but a joint heir with Jesus. Does that promise affect how you live here and now? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks what this eternal reward really means, and how believers should respond as a result in their daily walk.

What we believe determines how we behave. Do you believe that? In today's verses, Paul shifts from God's doctrine to our duty. Once we know the truth, we have an obligation to act upon it. Open the Scriptures with Dr. David Jeremiah to discover our high calling—and responsibility—to obey God.

Just like choosing eyeglasses, you can select either fleshly or spiritual lenses for your worldview. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the struggle between our human nature and spiritual nature.

Unlike any other created being, mankind struggles with both a human nature and a spiritual nature. The key to calming that struggle might surprise you. Dr. David Jeremiah points out the differences between a fleshly mindset and a spiritual mindset as described by the apostle Paul.

Throughout the book of Romans, the apostle Paul teaches through contrast: Adam and Christ, slavery and freedom, death and life. In today's passage, we will study the difference between the flesh and the Spirit. Join Dr. David Jeremiah to learn how our mindset affects our spiritual life.

In the book of Romans, the apostle Paul writes passionately of the freedom Christians have in Christ. Are you celebrating that freedom? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah begins a new series, Romans VIII: The Greatest Chapter in the Bible, with a focus on what believers have been freed from through Christ’s love and sacrifice.

The first four verses of Romans 8 are like the overture to a great symphony. They offer a glimpse into all the themes of the chapter and answer the question, What blessings do we have in Christ? Drawing from this passage, Dr. David Jeremiah recaptures what it means to be a Christian.

For years, psychologists have understood the power of putting pen to paper, but the idea originated in God's mind. He knows how much writing boosts our understanding of information. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares the simple practice that has led to incalculable blessings and insights in his personal studies.

There is one city upon which the destiny of the world resides. It is the place where Christ was crucified and resurrected, and where He will return to reign: Jerusalem! Today, Dr. David Jeremiah examines the importance of this holy city, where prophecies continue to be fulfilled.

What does biblical obedience look like? How do you know if you’re truly obeying God’s will? Dr. David Jeremiah provides the answers straight from Scripture as he returns to First John. Sadly, many Christians think they’re living obediently when their hearts reveal a very different reality.

When you think about your age, you might reflect on the year of your birth or a number you may or may not be happy about. But that’s only part of the story. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that we have both a chronological age and a spiritual age, and that maturity in one doesn’t automatically mean maturity in the other.

As you mature in your faith, you might feel like you’ve reached the summit – as if you’ve somehow “arrived.” And that’s a real danger. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the problem of complacency, and the risk of getting too comfortable in your spiritual walk.

The Bible says Christians are not to love the things of the world. But how literally are we to take that? Dr. David Jeremiah helps us get to the bottom of this frequently misunderstood instruction with practical advice and biblical wisdom from his series in First John, Living in the Light.

When you give the world a foothold in your life, it can quickly become a stranglehold. If you’re ready to break free but finding it hopeless, don’t give up. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that Christ came to help us overcome the world, and offers a strategic plan for doing just that.