Looking back on your life, do you wish you could forget your past? Or do you feel thankful for all that God has done for you? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 92 for a look at the strong connection between memory and thankfulness, and how to cultivate an attitude of gratitude to God.

In school, testing is an opportunity to reveal our understanding. In life, testing is an opportunity to reveal our faith. Dr. David Jeremiah examines another iconic chapter in the life of Jesus, who is preparing His disciples for a test on the stormy Sea of Galilee.

With a word, Jesus cast out demons and cured diseases. No wonder thousands followed Him, hoping for a touch of His awesome power. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Mark 1, the fast-moving Gospel that presents Jesus as the Servant of all.

Have you searched for the meaning of life without finding what you were looking for? God created us with a vacuum that only He can fill. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how Jesus Christ gives our life meaning and meets our every need.

If we don’t deal with trouble in our life, it can quickly turn into fear. David understood that, and his thoughts about fear could fill a book. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 27, a psalm of David, for wisdom in troubled times.

Looking back on your life, do you wish you could forget your past? Or do you feel thankful for all that God has done for you? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 92 for a look at the strong connection between memory and thankfulness, and how to cultivate an attitude of gratitude to God.

From the beginning, God designed a plan to make sure we never have to be alone in this life. It’s the family. Dr. David Jeremiah offers practical tools from God’s Word to help you serve and strengthen your own family.

A life of sin might lead you to believe one of two things: you got away with it, or God can’t possibly forgive you. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why both of these ideas are impossible, based on the promises in God’s Word.

Are you living with regret over past mistakes? Do you wonder if you’ve sinned so much, even God can’t forgive you? Dr. David Jeremiah wants to encourage you. Listen as he opens the Psalms for powerful reassurance of God’s grace and forgiveness.

It doesn’t seem fair, does it? Christians spend their lives loving others and helping those in need. Yet it seems unbelievers often receive favor and acclaim. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 73 to address the question: “Why Do Good Things Happen to Bad People?”

Loving parents will do anything to shield their family from physical harm. But do you have what it takes to protect your family from spiritual harm? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 127 for practical advice on how to avoid destructive influences and fortify your family with prayer.

From the beginning, God designed a plan to make sure we never have to be alone in this life. It’s the family. Dr. David Jeremiah offers practical tools from God’s Word to help you serve and strengthen your own family.

Spending time in God’s Word results in more than just a good read. It will change our life in some powerful ways. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible's power in the life of the believer, which makes it unlike any other book in existence.

God never promised you wouldn’t have to face your fears, but He did promise you wouldn’t have to face them alone. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 34 to bring comfort, encouragement, and peace of mind to believers who are feeling afraid.

What are you afraid of? Losing a loved one? Changing careers? General uncertainty? Dr. David Jeremiah has some good news for you! Tune in as he shares encouragement from God’s Word that was written by a man who knew a thing or two about overcoming fear.

Spending time in God’s Word results in more than just a good read. It will change our life in some powerful ways. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible's power in the life of the believer, which makes it unlike any other book in existence.

The Bible is no ordinary book. Do you treasure it as the full revelation of God to mankind? Your answer can impact your life for eternity. Drawing from Psalm 19, Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways God reveals Himself to us.

The more like Christ you become, the happier you’ll be. Sadly, the opposite is also true. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of God’s recipe for happiness in this life as well its counterpart: the recipe for sadness and misery.

How can we measure our worth? By the salary we command? By the number of followers we have on social media? By the brand names in our closet or garage? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the only worthwhile measurement—our true value in the eyes of our Creator.

Many fail to find true happiness in this life because they’re looking in the wrong places. What should we seek, and what should we avoid as we pursue happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 1 for God's guidance on finding happiness.

From the largest galaxies to the smallest atoms, God is the Creator of the universe and the Author of life itself. Yet He loves and thinks about us non-stop! Dr. David Jeremiah looks at this marvelous truth and the priceless treasure we will see when we look at ourselves through God’s eyes.

How can we measure our worth? By the salary we command? By the number of followers we have on social media? By the brand names in our closet or garage? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the only worthwhile measurement—our true value in the eyes of our Creator.

It’s a question that mankind has been wrestling with from the beginning of time: what is the meaning of life? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the wonderful truth that God has a purpose for our life in the first message of his series God, I Need Some Answers.

How do we share our faith when no one seems to want to hear it? Would it be better to keep it to ourselves? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at what it means to live as "salt and light" in a culture that desperately needs to experience it.

Christians enjoy the assurance of being at peace with God. But did you know there are other kinds of peace that can exist between us and the Lord? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the happiness that comes from living peacefully.

If you’re a Christian, you’re living in two worlds, but only one of them can make you happy. Dr. David Jeremiah completes his series, How to be Happy According to Jesus, with a look at the tension between this fallen world and your heavenly home, and why your happiness hangs in the balance.

No generation in history has had more affluence, more opportunity, or more ways to be educated, informed and entertained. Yet most of us say we’re not truly happy. Why? Dr. David Jeremiah says we’re searching for it in all the wrong places. Discover what Jesus taught about happiness.

When we’re being attacked, our natural response might be anger, protection, confusion, even retaliation. But gladness? Does God really expect us to be happy in persecution? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the special kind of joy that comes from taking a stand for Christ.

Have you been badgered or bullied because of your faith? Persecution is a fact of life for Christians, but don’t be discouraged. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us of another fact of life for believers who suffer oppression: Jesus offers a special blessing in His best-known sermon.

Jesus said, “Blessed are the peacemakers.” And the world certainly needs them now, perhaps more than ever before—in our homes, in our workplaces, even in our churches. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on what it takes to be a peacemaker and bring healing to battered relationships.

Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually speaking.

A lot of the news about chuches these days is not encouraging. Why should we go? Dr. David Jeremiah enumerates the blessings of church involvement and the opportunities that will be missed if we forego it.

Church is not a place where we go. The Church is the body of Christ, and it is made up of everyone who has put their faith in the shed blood of Jesus Christ. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Acts 2 for an overview of God's formula for a healthy church.

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!

Do you feel more comfortable looking back on your life than looking ahead to the next step God is calling you to take? Join us today as Dr. David Jeremiah begins a new series called FORWARD to help you find passion and purpose for what lies ahead.

King David’s vision of building a temple for God is an example of dreaming big – even bigger than his own lifetime. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his new series, FORWARD, with a closer look at the importance of trusting God with your dreams as you follow Him in faith.