Today, Pastor Jack tells us that even as Christians, we’ll face tough times. We live in a fallen world that is full of pain and suffering. But, when difficult times come, we can still have hope and confidence in our Lord Jesus Christ.
Real Life Radio is the daily, half-hour program of Jack Hibbs, Founder and Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California. Pastor Jack is best known for his passionate, expositional teachings, through the timeless truth of God’s Word. Real Life Radio takes listeners verse-by-verse through the Bible.
Real Life Radio is the daily, half-hour program of Jack Hibbs, Founder and Senior Pastor of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in Southern California. Pastor Jack is best known for his passionate, expositional teachings, through the timeless truth of God’s Word. Real Life Radio takes listeners verse-by-verse through the Bible.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that a dragnet gathers all the fish, but then the fish that are not edible are thrown back. What Jesus is saying is that false followers may live among the true, but in the end, God will separate them.
When a crime is committed, it has to have a punishment; it has to be made right, but when someone's life is taken, how can justice restore what's been lost? Christians have long debated the issue of capital punishment, holding a wide range of views. Pastor Jack offers his perspective on what the Bible has to say about the death penalty, particularly in cases of murder.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that a day will come when God separates the true believer from those who are not. The ones who say they are Christians, but don’t know Christ, will be cast out of this world, and thrown into utter darkness.
What makes God, God? In today’s episode, Pastor Jack takes a look at some of the defining characteristics of God, including His goodness, sovereignty, and love.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that Jesus loves us in the most impossible way. Even those things that have been hidden from us will come to light. Jesus paid the ultimate price to receive us to Himself, and what’s so astounding is that He did it with joy.