What do you do when God calls you to something very difficult and no one else expects you to follow through? Leslie Leyland Fields, Elisabeth Elliot Gren, Mary Mohler, and Donovan Campbell share their stories about choosing to do the hard things God called them to do--even though none of them wanted to do it.
Featured Audio: An interview with Kay Arthur in honor of her homegoing this week at age 91; “Another Soldier’s Coming Home” - Janet Paschal; “The History of Memorial Day”; “Memorial Day Tribute” - President Ronald Reagan; “Ragged Old Flag” - Johnny Cash; “Wayfaring Stranger” - Redeemed Quartet.
Before entering the worst years of the Tribulation, God does something unexpected, yet completely consistent with His nature: He demonstrates His grace. Dr. David Jeremiah explains exactly how and why this happens. From the series: Escape the Coming Night
As our world becomes increasingly unstable, there’s a growing sense of urgency to proclaim the good news of the Kingdom of God to the people around us. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson helps us see who God is calling us to be by contrasting the lives of different people in the Bible, and how they responded to God. When we establish Jesus as Lord of our lives, priorities change, and we exchange basing our lives on, “my life, my dream, and my plan,” to serve at His pleasure, wherever and to whomever He calls us.
The Bible teaches that angels rejoice when a sinner is saved. Why isn’t it the same here on earth? Consider why the impact of the Gospel on an individual’s life isn’t always welcomed with enthusiasm. That’s the focus on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.
Our difficulties often become the backdrop against which God reveals His faithfulness. Each challenge is an opportunity for Him to display His power.