Christians live in one world that operates in man’s economy, another in God’s economy. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares the difference between storing treasures on earth and in heaven.

When Jesus spoke of His death, the disciples didn’t understand the significance. Over two thousand years later, many still don’t. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks one of Jesus’ best-known teachings on His coming death and resurrection – what it meant for His followers then and now.

Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers why thankfulness is a natural – or rather, supernatural – by-product of the Christian life.

God’s economy puts no value in earthly wealth or status, and great value on faith and humility. In which economy would you rather be rich? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Mark 10 and considers the ongoing tension between the two worlds in which believers live: heaven and earth.

As a Christian, you’re living in two different worlds: one that operates in man’s economy, the other in God’s economy. Do you know the difference? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the dangers of storing treasures on earth and the benefits of building treasures in heaven.

Clinging to Jesus means letting go of everything else. Sadly for some, like the rich young ruler in Mark 10, they see the sacrifice as too significant. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah continues to study this encounter with Jesus, which vividly illustrates how worthy He is to receive our trust.

It may be the only time someone approached Jesus feeling hopeful and left feeling discouraged. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at Christ’s encounter with the rich young ruler.

It may be the only time someone approached Jesus feeling hopeful and left feeling discouraged. Christ’s encounter with the rich young ruler is our focus today – a reminder that followers of Jesus are assured of eternal life, but not necessarily an easy one.

We know marriage is special to God because He uses it to show us Christ’s love for the Church. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the confrontation between Jesus and the Pharisees plotting to trap Him with a loaded question about divorce.

It’s a subject that’s as painful and provocative now as it was in the time of Christ. How did Jesus handle the question of divorce? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Mark 10 where the Lord addressed both marriage and divorce while putting treacherous religious leaders in their place.

Think about salt for a moment. It doesn’t draw attention to itself; it just makes other things taste better. No wonder Jesus wants His followers to be like salt! Dr. David Jeremiah considers more of the qualities Jesus desires from those with the courage to share His love with a world that desperately needs it.

Have you ever been jealous of another church’s success or felt you were competing with another ministry? That’s not the attitude God desires. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah shares about a time Jesus had to address His disciples’ feelings of jealousy and competition.

How do you define greatness? Is it fame? Power? Award-winning skill as an actor or athlete? Dr. David Jeremiah says Jesus has a very different definition of greatness – one that’s sorely needed today.

Going to church to worship and learn is good, but there's more to it than that. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the connection between serving and greatness in God’s kingdom, with an illustration the Lord used to reveal that truth to His disciples.

How do you define greatness? Is it fame? Power? Award-winning skill as an actor or athlete? Jesus has a very different definition of greatness. The kind of greatness defined and demonstrated by Jesus is in short supply in today’s world, but with His help, you can achieve it.

Some people don’t want to accept Christ on faith. They’d rather wait until all their questions are answered. The problem is that day will never come. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Mark 9 where Jesus demonstrates the beauty and power of coming to Him with simple, childlike faith.

From having belief shaken by doubt to not believing at all, Jesus encountered the full spectrum of weak faith in the people He met. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at one of those moments from Mark 9 – an encounter that began in frustration yet would end in faith.

When Jesus underwent His transfiguration, it was misunderstood by Peter, and many continue to miss the point of this crucial event even now. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on what the transfiguration meant to those who witnessed it firsthand and what it still means for believers here and now.

Physical blindness might slow you down in this life, but spiritual blindness has eternal consequences. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Jesus provided healing for both.

Dr. David Jeremiah considers it the most important event in Jesus’ life between His birth and His death. Do you know all you should about His transfiguration? Today on Turning Point, Dr. Jeremiah provides a thorough examination of this miraculous event that’s often overlooked or misunderstood.

Jesus never said following Him would be easy. In fact, He promised just the opposite. But the benefits of being a disciple are beyond compare. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at both the requirements and the rewards of discipleship.

You’ll never grow in your faith as a casual Christian. To grow, you need to be a dedicated disciple of Christ. But what does that really mean? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah addresses that question by first considering what it means for Jesus to be the Messiah.

Physical blindness might slow you down in this life, but spiritual blindness has eternal consequences. Jesus brought healing for both. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah begins his series, In Search of the Savior, with a look at the healing of the blind man in Mark 8 and what it reveals about the nature of Jesus.

Speaker and best-selling author O. S. Hawkins visits with Dr. David Jeremiah to discuss his powerful new book The Bible Code: Finding Jesus in Every Book of the Bible.

As you move forward with life, the important part isn’t how you start, but how you finish. Today Dr. David Jeremiah offers inspiring biblical examples of finishing strong.

Every generation builds memorials to remember people and events. But did you know memorials are important to God as well? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the book of Joshua to explain why there’s more to memorials than meets the eye.

If the state of our world has you feeling paralyzed with fear or uncertainty, take heart. On today's broadcast, Sheila Walsh and Dr. David Jeremiah discuss his new book and teaching series, FORWARD. Learn how to start moving forward by embracing God’s plan for your future!

If your earthly life is a journey, then heaven is your destination. Dr. David Jeremiah wraps up his series, FORWARD, with a closer look at what you can expect when you arrive. After a lifetime of moving closer to Christ, what will it be like to meet Him face-to-face?

As you move forward into each new phase of this life, you might wonder about the next life. Will your momentum continue or come to a stop in heaven? Dr. David Jeremiah offers a glimpse of what you can expect in your eternal home… and you can rest assured, it won’t be boring!

Saving the best for last doesn’t just apply to your favorite dessert. Sometimes God saves the best for last in the lives of His people! Dr. David Jeremiah continues his encouragement to serve the Lord for as long as He calls you, for blessings far sweeter than you can imagine.

Christians ought to be the most positive of people, but that isn’t always the case. Today Dr. David Jeremiah hopes to change that by profiling an inspiring optimist: the Apostle Paul.

Jesus’ death on the cross was more than just another Roman execution. It was the fulfillment of His mission to serve all mankind. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah wraps up In Search of the Savior with a closer look at the key verse in Mark’s Gospel and encouragement to take it to heart.

In a culture that has reduced Christmas to a commercial event, it’s more important than ever to maintain our focus on its true meaning. Dr. David Jeremiah launches this seasonal series with an exploration of the questions and answers surrounding Christ's birth.

If you’re familiar with the songs and Scriptures of Christmas, you know the word “Immanuel” means “God with us.” But that’s just the start of its significance. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the eternal implications of God becoming a man – the reason Christmas is worth celebrating year-round.

He was a humble carpenter who lived a quiet life; in fact, the Bible doesn’t record a single word he said. Yet Joseph was hand-picked by God to be the earthly father of the Messiah. Dr. David Jeremiah profiles this man who was both tough-minded and tender-hearted, a man of faith and integrity.

Have you noticed how God loves to use the ordinary to do the extraordinary? Perhaps the best example is when He chose a peasant girl to be the mother of the Messiah. Dr. David Jeremiah introduces us to Jesus' mother, Mary, whose faith and obedience are at the heart of the Christmas story.