Tag: In Touch
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Know What You Believe
Our convictions not only influence how we live and think, but they also protect us from false teaching. Source: Know What You Believe
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Holding on to Hope
“Hope deferred makes the heart sick” (Proverbs 13:12). Few among us are unfamiliar with the struggle to hold on to hope after a deep disappointment. Year after year, what was once a buoy can feel more like a burden. In this message, Dr. Stanley shares encouragement from the life of Hannah in 1 Samuel. Don’t…
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Look to Jesus and Live
Accepting Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf is the only way to be reconciled to the Father and receive eternal life. Source: Look to Jesus and Live
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A Compass for Life’s Journey – Part 2
In this sermon, Dr. Stanley explains why the Bible is your spiritual compass. Discover the ways in which Scripture guides you on God’s path for your life and leads you to His blessings. Source: A Compass for Life’s Journey – Part 2
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A Compass for Life’s Journey – Part 1
Direction, Guidance, God’s Will, Discovering God’s Will, God’s Will for My Life, God’s Direction, Spiritual Guidance, Spiritual Direction, Spiritual Compass, God’s Word, Bible, Word of God, How can I find spiritual guidance? Source: A Compass for Life’s Journey – Part 1
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Religious but Lost
Many religions say righteousness can be earned, but when we trust in Jesus, He freely offers us His. Source: Religious but Lost
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A Pattern of Powerful Prayer
Even the disciples, the men who physically walked with Jesus, had to learn how to pray: “Lord, teach us to pray” (Luke 11:1). Praying with effectiveness and authority requires first humbly assuming the position of student and asking for guidance. Source: A Pattern of Powerful Prayer
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Enjoying Life
Even the wisest man who ever lived agreed that only God could satisfy man. Source: Enjoying Life
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An Encounter With God
Genuine worship leads us to intimate encounters with the Lord. Source: An Encounter With God
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How to End Well – Part 2
Death is not a popular subject. In fact, most people want to ignore issues concerning their death because the thought of it makes them uncomfortable. However, death is an inevitable part of life. In this message, Dr. Stanley helps you to prepare to end well by considering questions such as: Am I ready to meet…