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Dr. Michael Rydelnik is leading an Open Line trip in Israel so our next Open Line is a "Best of" program. Whether you've traveled to Israel or not, listen in to this special program, recorded in Jerusalem with a live audience. Learn more about the Scriptures and what they mean for your life on this weekend’s Open Line. While...

The culture tells us to be true to ourselves and live our best lives, but if we do that, we could be in danger of self-worship. Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Thaddeus Williams about the self-defeating dogmas of self-worship and how much more meaningful a life centered on God can truly be.

Cicely was an overwhelmed medical student, trapped in an abusive relationship, when she turned to drugs and alcohol to deal with the pressure. God met her on her last night of partying, through sobs that wouldn't stop, and a sense of conviction she couldn't escape.  

King David was motivated to praise God because he couldn’t help responding to God’s goodness.  Today, Pastor Ford will ask us—have you considered God’s goodness lately, and has it motivated you to praise Him? Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Today on Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford reminds us about the exchange that took place between Christ and us.  He took our sin and gave us His salvation.  He took our sadness and gave us His joy.  He took our carnality and gave us His spirituality.  And He took our poverty and gave us His wealth. So, based on all that Christ...

Pastor Ford prompts us to think about why the problems in our lives seem so difficult.  Whatever the problems are, they’re difficult because they’re most likely still in our hands, and not in God’s hand.  Consider this—have you put your problems in His hand yet?  We need to realize God is majestic and...

As we wrap up our series on worship, Pastor Ford asks the question, “What is this worship we’ve been talking about?”  He concludes that worship is all that we are, responding to all God is.

Today we turn to Isaiah 40, as Pastor Ford describes how God craves our worship.  He’ll explain that this passage drives us to worshipping God, by giving us a glimpse of His glory, so we will be mesmerized by His majesty, blinded by His beauty and humbled by His holiness. ...

In Hebrews 11, we see how Abel worshipped God.  And from his example we’ll learn that worship’s acceptance is based on pleasing the Sovereign, rather than pleasing the self.  Because worship is all about God.  It’s never about us. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

As we look at how faith worships, we learn about the difference between the offerings that Cain and Abel brought to the Lord in Genesis.  We’ll see how Cain brought what he thought was his best.  But it did not meet God’s standard.  This study will show us that our access to God is not through our best, but through...