Resources by Topic: God & Truth

Does it seem to you like everyone is walking around constantly exhausted? The book of Isaiah provides a great solution to exhausted people. View More →

Have you ever been following your routine and suddenly been struck by how big nature is? View More →

Over the last year and a half, good news has been a rare commodity. The solution to bad news isn’t just wishful thinking. View More →

After hearing the story of the largest animal on Dannah’s farm, Staci is encouraged to know that God’s love for her is a “no matter what” kind of love. View More →

Is anything truly designed to last? Nancy says, "Yes, there is." She’ll tell you about it. View More →

It seems like everyone is looking for comfort. Just consider advertising for food, hotels, and bedding. But these things will never bring you lasting comfort. View More →

Today’s episode will help you love others for what’s on the inside, not just what they look like on the outside. View More →

Learn about the details of peacock feathers and one reason God made them the way He did. Hint: He loves it when you enjoy His creation! View More →

Staci begins a journey of learning how the different animals on Dannah’s farm have taught her something about God. And it all begins with a rooster! View More →

Satan tries to get us to focus on things we think we need. View More →

Are you looking to anything other than the Lord for satisfaction? When Laura is tempted to do that. View More →

This weekend as we remember Christ’s death and resurrection, Dannah Gresh and Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth reflect on the cross and what they means for us. View More →

You probably use the word “amen” all the time. But do you know what it means? Nancy shows you what it means and why it matters so much. View More →

Scripture tells us about a battle. On one side is a dragon and a terrible beast. On the other side is a lamb. Who do you think will win? View More →

The term “redemption” gets thrown around casually. But it is crucial for all of us. Nancy traces the concept of redemption throughout Scripture. View More →

What sorrow are you carrying today? Jesus knows what it’s like to carry sorrow just like you. Find out why the sorrow of Jesus can give you comfort. View More →

Would you rather be a king or a servant? Nancy will contrast the roles of king and a servant. She’ll help you evaluate which you’d rather be. View More →

Being holy isn’t an option for a Christian. View More →

Throughout history, a battle has raged between earthly rulers and the true King. And that battle for rulership still continues. View More →

When a woman is engaged, she starts counting down the days until her wedding. When you know Christ, it’s like being engaged; a wedding's coming. View More →

Jesus is described in Scripture as a lion and as a lamb. It would seem like there couldn’t be two animals more different. How can Jesus be both? View More →

You may have heard Jesus called the Alpha and Omega. Do you know what means? It applies to every part of your life. View More →

Imagine being before a strict judge and you know you’re guilty. The truth is everyone is in that situation as sinners before God, but you have an Advocate. View More →

Nancy says that when you realize Jesus is interceding before God for you, it will give you courage and help you persevere through any problem. View More →

It’s easy for us in the Body of Christ to forget that we need to be connected to Jesus—the head of the Body. View More →

Can Jesus be your Savior but not your Lord? People separate these terms all the time. But Nancy says you can’t separate those terms so easily. View More →

Too many people think of salvation as a one-time event that makes them right with God. Then they go on with life as normal. View More →

When a piano tuner adjusts your piano, he uses a tuning fork. Nancy explains why tuning to an objective standard is important. It matters in music and life. View More →

The resurrection is not just an event, it is that, but more than that, it is a Person. “I am the Resurrection and the Life.” View More →

When Jesus claimed to be the Good Shepherd, it was more than just a casual figure of speech. The people who heard Him knew His claim was a very big deal. View More →