Stand too close to the fire, and you’ll surely be burned. The same is true when dealing with temptation. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at the dangers of flirting with temptation as he shares the Bible’s instruction for escaping the grasp of the things that entice you.

Being a Christian doesn’t mean you get a pass on problems like temptation, but you do get the opportunity to escape – every time. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah clears up the confusion surrounding the prickly subject of temptation.

If you were to pass away today, are you positive that you would wake up in heaven? Is there a way to be certain before it’s too late? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares more evidence that can tell you right now whether or not you’re a Christian.

How confident are you that you will go to heaven? Are you just hoping to find out when you die, or are you certain right now? Dr. David Jeremiah shares the first of five evidences to help you know whether you’re a Christian.

Living confidently in Christ is the perfect answer to the unrest and uncertainty of our world, but there’s an even better reason we should strive to abide in Him. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that our ability to live consistently for Christ in this life will affect our reward in the next life.

It’s one of the most-memorized passages in the New Testament, but are you doing more with the Lord’s Prayer than just reciting it? Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical tools to help you use this prayer for its intended purpose: as a pattern from which to structure your own prayers.

To live with purpose each day, it’s helpful to have marching orders like the clear direction provided by the apostle Paul. As this series concludes, Dr. David Jeremiah gives explicit instructions to help believers remain virtuous and vigilant in today’s world.

In a world reeling from a pandemic and near-daily acts of terrorism, we understand how life can change in an instant. How should believers respond? Dr. David Jeremiah shares truths from God’s Word about the importance of living intentionally, not complacently.

Christians have been waiting for the return of Christ for so long, you might be doubtful that it will ever happen. How can you avoid these doubts? Dr. David Jeremiah shares tools from God’s Word for developing confidence while you wait.

In a world of uncertainty, believers should strive to live confidently in Christ—not only as a witness in this life, but for the way it affects the next. Dr. David Jeremiah offers a reminder that abiding in Christ here and now will have consequences for all eternity.

Now more than ever, it’s vital to stay focused on Christ. But how can you do that? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how the apostle Paul addressed this issue with Colossian believers.

Growing in spiritual confidence is a worthy goal, but it doesn’t happen on its own. Like any discipline, it requires consistency. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah turns to 1 John for insights into consistency: where to show it, why to grow it, and how to benefit from it.

If a skeptic challenged you to a debate, would you be able to argue for the Christian faith with confidence? What would it take to deepen your conviction? Dr. David Jeremiah shares four truths from God’s Word to help you stand more firmly for your faith.

Where do you put your confidence? Is it in Jesus—the way, the truth and the life? Or is it in the world and its deceptions? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the importance—and the challenge—of believing with assurance while living in a culture of cynicism.

If the world's troubles distract you from your calling in Christ, remember: this world is not your home! Embrace that perspective as Dr. David Jeremiah offers tools and insights to help you obey the Bible’s command to “keep your heart fixed on things above.”

Now more than ever, it’s vital to stay focused on Christ. But how can we do that when the world is in such a volatile state? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah reveals how the apostle Paul addressed this issue when Colossian believers asked the same question.

When the world is spiraling out of control, it’s natural to isolate, but is that what God wants? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares the biblical attitude believers ought to embody.

God never promised believers an easy life; in fact, just the opposite. To make the hard times easier, He created us to connect with one another. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at God's design for community and offers some excellent reasons not to go through life alone.

We are more connected today than ever in history, thanks to the Internet and social media. Yet ironically, we’re also more isolated. Dr. David Jeremiah examines this paradox in light of the fact that God created us for community.

Do you wonder why some believers are able to weather any storm while others are blown away by the slightest wind? Often, the difference is diligence. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at this important, but often-misunderstood, term.

When you anticipate something big, do you tend to stop everything else? That’s normal, but it’s not how Christians should await Christ’s return. Dr. David Jeremiah considers what God’s Word means when it instructs believers to be diligent.

If this word isn’t in your vocabulary, it should be: Edification. It carries the idea of building one another up. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why every believer should understand what edification is—and what it isn’t—as we stand against our culture of destruction.

The unrest in today’s world has many living in fear, and the same was true in Jesus’ time. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Christ eased those concerns with keys for overcoming a troubled heart.

In a culture that caters to mankind’s inclination to tear down and destroy, Christians are called to build others up. How well are you doing? Dr. David Jeremiah offers tools to help you fulfill the Bible’s command for Christians to be a force for encouragement.

There are many things that set Christians apart in the eyes of the world, but perhaps the most powerful is how believers respond to crisis with compassion. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at biblical compassion and how it differs from the world’s definition.

What do you do when the world seems to be spiraling out of control? If you isolate and hunker down, you’re not alone. But is that what God wants? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares the biblical attitude believers ought to embody, especially during difficult times.

The unrest in today’s world has many people living in fear, but the same was true in Jesus’ time. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Christ eased those concerns with keys for overcoming a troubled heart.

What should God's people do until Christ returns? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah begins a series to answer that question from several perspectives with wisdom from God’s Word.

An event like no other, the Resurrection of Christ defines the foundation of our faith and every believer's Easter celebration. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the impact and importance of Easter to everyone on earth, including skeptics.

An event like no other, the Resurrection of Christ defines the foundation of our faith and every believer's Easter celebration. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the impact and importance of Easter to everyone on earth, including skeptics.

What better way to celebrate Easter than to know Jesus is in heaven on our behalf? In today's message, Dr. David Jeremiah continues to examine Christ's ascension and the joy it offers to believers.

Of all the problems inflicting our world over the past year, one has reached epidemic proportions — even among Christians. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah considers worry: what God’s Word says about it, and what you can do about it.

Do you have to wait until you die to know whether you will go to heaven? Or is it possible to know right now? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares five proofs for confirming you are in good standing with God.

When trouble starts brewing, do you start worrying? In the words of a certain TV psychologist, “How’s that working out for you?” Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the futility of worry and offers some biblical tools to help you overcome it.

If you’ve ever wronged somebody, you know what it feels like to wait on their forgiveness. There’s simply no rest, no peace, until you’ve been forgiven. Dr. David Jeremiah tackles the topic of forgiveness with insights from a king who was well-acquainted with it.

If you’re a believer, you already have it. If you’re not, you really need it. God’s forgiveness: it changes everything. And today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 32 to share how it impacted King David and how it continues to change lives today.