To intercede simply means to pray for someone else. Jesus closed the gap between us and God when He died on the cross. And because of that, we can now stand in prayer for others—bringing their needs to God and asking Him to work according to His will.

Prayer is far more mysterious than most of us will ever grasp this side of heaven. Sometimes God delays His answers. Sometimes His answer is “no”—and “no” is just as much an answer as “yes.” Sometimes God answers in ways we don’t recognize at the time.

The Lord’s Prayer is one of the most powerful evidences of God’s existence. Such a prayer could not have been conceived unless God were real—unless He had revealed Himself and made it possible for us to know Him.

Dr. Jeremiah takes the words Jesus spoke in His Sermon on the Mount and reminds us of the incredible resource we have as His People

In this special interview, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with Sheila Walsh to answer some of the most common and heartfelt questions about heaven and eternity. This honest and encouraging conversation brings clarity, comfort, and a deeper longing for our eternal home.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the foundational truths about heaven, emphasizing that it begins with a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. He explains that heaven is not only a real place but also a promised destination prepared for believers, grounded in God’s eternal plan. Through faith in Christ, we find assurance, hope, and a future secured in the promise of heaven.

Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks the incredible transformation believers will experience in eternity, focusing on the nature of our resurrection bodies. These eternal bodies will equip us to live forever in the presence of God, free from pain, weakness, and decay.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explains the future moment when believers will stand before Christ, not for condemnation, but to receive rewards for faithful service. He reminds us that our greatest reward is Christ Himself, and our motivation should always be to glorify Him, not to seek recognition.