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Before trusting Jesus Christ as your personal Savior, you were spiritually, morally and mentally incomplete. You had no relationship with God, you were unwilling and incapable of adhering to a moral code, and you were unable to comprehend the truth of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley shares how we can live life to the fullest because Christ completes us.

All of us fall into one of two categories: those who have been captured by the philosophy of the world or those who have been made complete in Christ. In this message, Dr. Stanley describes these two types of people and the vastly different consequences of each worldview. We encounter worldly perspectives every day that tell us we must live in a certain neighborhood or do this or that to find fulfillment. But these efforts are made in vain and depend upon an unhealthy, legalistic spirit. All we truly need is Christ. That is it. Live faithfully according to this truth, and you'll never go wrong.

All of us fall into one of two categories: those who have been captured by the philosophy of the world or those who have been made complete in Christ. In this message, Dr. Stanley describes these two types of people and the vastly different consequences of each worldview. We encounter worldly perspectives every day that tell us we must live in a certain neighborhood or do this or that to find fulfillment. But these efforts are made in vain and depend upon an unhealthy, legalistic spirit. All we truly need is Christ. That is it. Live faithfully according to this truth, and you'll never go wrong.

Every individual is the product of his or her belief system and their behavior of the past. What is true of an individual is also true of a nation. If a nation's belief system and its behavior depart from the truth of the Word of God, that truth has become eroded. In 'How to Save a Nation,' Dr. Stanley uses Deuteronomy to illustrate what happens to a nation that has forsaken the Lord and challenges believers to be active in prayer for our nation.