The Bible says we’re to live a life of godliness. But surely God doesn’t expect us to be perfect – does He? Dr. David Jeremiah examines this question and paints an inspiring picture of your identity in Christ.

Are you more focused on your temporary earthly home than your eternal heavenly home? Start celebrating your true citizenship, and it will show in how you live! Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at living a life of godliness, with a few key reminders to help you change your perspective on this important virtue.

The Bible says we’re to live a life of godliness. But what does that really mean? Surely God doesn’t expect us to be perfect – does He? Dr. David Jeremiah examines this question addressed in Peter’s epistles, and paints an encouraging picture of your identity in Christ.

In our culture of convenience, the hard road of perseverance has given way to the easy path of simply quitting. Is perseverance dead? Dr. David Jeremiah says not only must Christians keep perseverance alive, we must make it a priority in our lives – and he provides a biblical formula for doing just that.

If you think perseverance means resigning yourself to a bad situation for the long haul, you’re in for a surprise. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that the term actually has more to do with strength and victory than the often-misunderstood notions of weakness and defeat!

The Apostle Peter was transformed from an impulsive follower into a self-controlled leader. Is such a transformation possible for you as well? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at self-control and offers some very practical steps to help you achieve it with the Holy Spirit’s help.

Being a Christian doesn’t require turning off your brain. In fact, the Bible repeatedly affirms the value of knowledge. Dr. David Jeremiah shares why seeking to understand God’s Word is so essential.

Do you struggle with self-control? You’re certainly not alone. From anger to appetite, from time management to taming the tongue, we all have areas in need of discipline. Dr. David Jeremiah puts the spotlight on this vital virtue: how to achieve it, and how it can make you more effective for God.

You can’t read God’s Word and not be struck by how much He wants you to grow in your knowledge of Him. But knowledge alone isn’t enough. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at how God wants you to turn that knowledge into action through the life-changing process known as obedience.

Being a Christian doesn’t require turning off your brain. In fact, the Bible repeatedly affirms the importance of the mind and the value of knowledge. Dr. David Jeremiah shares why pursuing an understanding of God’s Word is an essential part of living confidently in His promises.

Living a virtuous life means more than just hoping to please God. It means living in a way that truly honors Him. How do you do that? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some practical, biblical tools to help you build virtue into every step of your Christian walk.

When you think of quality control, you probably picture the manufacturing process of your favorite products or foods. But have you ever thought about personal quality control? David Jeremiah explains why personal quality control – or virtue – is so critical for believers, especially in today’s culture.

Why are so many of us searching for help in books and workshops when God says He’s given us everything we need? Dr. David Jeremiah shares tips for making God’s power a reality in your life.

Could you use some help in the diligence department? Sometimes we all need a pep talk to keep from faltering when the going gets tough. Dr. David Jeremiah shares some biblical encouragement to help make diligence a habit that’s part of a healthy and growing spiritual life.

Some Christians work hard to grow spiritually. Others are so relieved to be heaven-bound, they hardly work at all. Do you relate to one of these groups? Do you belong to one? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the importance of diligence in the life of the believer.

In God’s Word, it says He’s given us everything we need for life and godliness. Then why are so many of us searching for them in books, seminars and workshops? Dr. David Jeremiah shares five practical tips for making God’s power a reality in your life.

Are you so burdened by the demands of life that you feel as if you could crumble without some extra support? Take heart: God has already given you all you need!

The Bible says God has given us everything we need for life and godliness. Yet many believers dash between books and programs, seminars and workshops, desperately searching for what they already have. If that sounds like you or someone you love, Dr. David Jeremiah has some encouragement.

When you’re treated wrongly, do you seek revenge? Or you do seek God’s strength to forgive? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at Joseph, who had every right to take revenge but showed forgiveness.

All Christians are called to forgive, but not all fully understand what it means. Do you know the real meaning of forgiveness and all that it involves? Dr. David Jeremiah concludes his series on Joseph with an unflinching look at why it’s so hard to truly forgive those who have caused us pain.

When you’re treated wrongly, do you seek revenge? Or you do seek God’s strength to forgive? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at Joseph, who had every right to be angry and take revenge but instead obeyed God and showed forgiveness.

There are blessings, mixed blessings and blessings in disguise. Dr. David Jeremiah presents some blessings from Jacob that really weren’t blessings, but more like prophecies of doom. Why would a dying father pronounce these upon his sons?

Growing old and dying might be uncomfortable topics of discussion for many of us, but they’re dealt with quite frankly in God’s Word. Dr. David Jeremiah arrives at the point in Joseph’s story when his father, Jacob, is nearing the end of his earthly life. Can his preparations help us with our own?

Pressing forward through a period of crisis is usually the right approach, but there are times when it can be helpful to look backward as well. Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways that looking back on your life can help you handle a crisis.

The traditional family may be an endangered species, but today Dr. David Jeremiah offers some encouragement by revealing God’s special plan for the family in the story of Joseph. Does God still bless families?

Knowing what to do in times of crisis is the mark of a great leader. Knowing how to behave in times of crisis? That’s the duty of every believer. Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Joseph managed the many crises he faced in his life, with principles we can apply when trouble arises in our lives.

In a world in which the traditional family is an endangered species, it’s encouraging to see in the story of Joseph’s family God’s special love and plan for the family unit. Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways God showed favor to Joseph’s family and continues to bless families even in today’s culture.

The story of Joseph is a dramatic saga with a number of touching reunions in his adult life, none more powerful than with his father, Jacob. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us through that long-awaited moment and reveals all that it meant for them, as well as what it means for us.

Before you can follow God’s will, you need to know what it is. If you’re a believer but still wondering what God wants for your life, take heart! Dr. David Jeremiah shares how Joseph’s father, Jacob, learned to understand God’s will – and how his example can help you discover His will for your life.

Ask anyone who’s doing it and they’ll tell you: living your life according to God’s unique plan brings the deepest satisfaction you’ll ever know. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that truth as it plays-out in the lives of Joseph and his family. If you need some encouragement to follow God’s will, listen.

Time may heal all wounds, but time can also harden hearts. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on this truth as it’s revealed in the lives of Joseph’s brothers.

Jesus lived a sinless life. But make no mistake: having what the Bible calls “the mind of Christ” doesn’t make you perfect. Dr. David Jeremiah considers humility, servanthood and the other qualities that define the mind of Christ.

How would you rate the depth of your devotion? Do you cling to Christ faithfully through thick and thin, or are you more of a fair-weather follower? Dr. David Jeremiah provides biblical tips for resisting the attraction of the world so you can follow Jesus with your full determination.

If you’re a Christian, you can be confident of going to heaven. But have you ever thought about the kind of entrance you’d like to make? Dr. David Jeremiah looks at those who crawl into heaven after a fruitless Christian life and those who enter victoriously after living fully for Christ.

In a culture that seems determined to do away with godly virtues and values, how are believers called to respond? To think? To live? Dr. David Jeremiah examines what the Bible says about the role of Christians in our fallen world as we await the Savior’s return.

Do you sometimes feel discouraged by the sad state of our world? Maybe you’ll find some comfort when you remember that this world is not our home. Dr. David Jeremiah offers encouragement to live your faith with determination, knowing that your true and eternal home is in heaven.