Carter Conlon – "Yes Lord" is a Prayer

In this message, Elisabeth Elliot talks about indwelling life of Christ and how "Christ lives in me"—taken from Galatians 2:20 and Paul's declaration that "I no longer live but Christ lives in me."Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and g ... Show More

In this message, Alan Redpath talks about the "supernatural life" and how we as Christians are called to live lives of unconditional surrender and obedience to the Holy Spirit who dwells within us.Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and g ... Show More

L.E. Maxwell (founder of Prairie Bible Institute) preaches his conclusion of a two-part message on revival. He reminds us that in revival, our desire should be to see the King's face once again.Learn more about the Bravehearted Voices Podcast and how you can be discipled and grow ... Show More

In Mark 2, Jesus makes a claim that is so over the top, so out of all categories, so outrageous that the religious leaders don’t even have a word for it. They’ve called him blasphemous before, but this claim goes beyond their words. In this passage, two incidents are linked toget ... Show More

Hebrews is written to first-century, urban people who are so weary with troubles and difficulties that they’re in danger of giving up. What do they need?  It’s pretty obvious from this passage what the writer is trying to get across: because eight times in eleven verses we see th ... Show More

If you’re going to deal with the brutal realities of life, the writer of Hebrews says you have to have shepherds in your life. Hebrews is written to people whose lives are filled with problems. And here, in the last passage of Hebrews, the writer tells us if we’re gonna make it, ... Show More

Ephesians 5 is like a fair number of people in New York City. It’s both rich and famous. Because it’s so rich, you could work through it word by word and get quite a bit out of it. But it’s also advantageous to do what we’re going to do, which is to fly over the whole thing. In t ... Show More

Most teachers tend to overlook or go past this particular passage in Ephesians 3. Here’s the reason. In the middle of the first sentence, there’s a dash. Paul just breaks off and goes into a digression, literally a sidebar, and he doesn’t come out of it until verse 13. This reall ... Show More

John 3:16 is one of the most famous verses in the Bible. It's also one of the most distorted passages in Scripture. In this episode, R.C. Sproul explains what this verse actually teaches about the depths of God's love in salvation. A donor-supported outreach of Ligonier Ministrie ... Show More

Thinking about the gospel of Jesus Christ leads Paul to pray in a particular way—in a passionate way. Usually people in those days prayed standing. Paul kneels—it’s a sign of great emotion and solemnity. And what does he so passionately pray for? That his readers—and that also me ... Show More

Though Jesus preached in parables that still captivate us, not every story told in a homily has a similarly lasting impact. The Rev. Christopher Clohessy shares how preachers can craft stories that linger long after Mass is over. This week on “Preach,” host Ricardo da Silva, S.J. ... Show More

What is the goal of the Christian life? Today, R.C. Sproul reminds us that our aim as believers isn’t to pursue spirituality or piety, but something greater. Read the transcript: https://ligonier.org/podcasts/ultimately-with-rc-sproul/the-goal-of-the-christian-life A donor-suppor ... Show More

The devil. Spiritual warfare. In Africa, Latin America, Asia, most places in the world, the idea of spiritual warfare—of a conflict between spiritual good and spiritual evil—is not an unusual concept. Many people in many parts of the world think this helps make sense of reality. ... Show More