All friendships are not created equal. Some are desirable and worth pursuing, while others are dangerous and ought to be avoided. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at how and why we choose the friends we do, with wisdom from Proverbs on fostering healthy relationships.

Few choices have greater impact on your life than your choice of friends – for better or worse. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at friendship through the eyes of Solomon, the writer of Proverbs, with encouragement to help you choose your friends wisely and well.

It’s the one part of parenting that both parents and kids agree is unpleasant, uncomfortable and not fully understood: discipline. Dr. David Jeremiah clears up the confusion and examines the value of proper discipline as expressed by King Solomon, the wisest man who ever lived.

There are two ways to raise children: the world’s way and God’s way. We’ve all seen the dismal results of the world’s way. Dr. David Jeremiah explores the alternative, turning to the wisdom of Proverbs to share Solomon’s proven guidance for parents, grandparents and parents-to-be.

With so many warnings about immorality and sexual sin, do you sometimes wonder if the Bible has anything good to say about sex? Dr. David Jeremiah offers proof that the answer is yes, with a look at the positive role of sexuality in a strong, satisfying and godly marriage.

Immorality is so commonplace in our world, it’s permeated our culture, our entertainment, even our churches. Dr. David Jeremiah shares Solomon’s wisdom on avoiding sexual temptation.

Its pages are filled with wisdom for building satisfying marriages and strong families, but it’s not a marriage manual. It’s the Bible! Dr. David Jeremiah examines these ancient biblical principles that are still remarkably relevant, whether you want to strengthen your marriage or prepare for a future of wedded bliss.

Are you losing hope that you can live a life of purity in today’s culture of pervasive immorality? Don’t give up! Dr. David Jeremiah offers six tools from God’s Word to help you prevent immorality from taking root in your life.

Sexual temptation and immorality are so common in our world, they’ve permeated our culture, our entertainment, even our churches. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that it wasn’t much different in Solomon’s day, and shares his counsel on the wisdom of avoiding immorality.

It might not always happen, but the book of Proverbs says rulers should conduct themselves honorably, and we should respond to them respectfully. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us of another fact that’s often overlooked in the heat of political debate: God is the One who is truly in control.

How should a leader deal with drinking? With social justice? With personal integrity? David Jeremiah reveals what wise King Solomon had to say about these issues in order to show how we ought to conduct ourselves before those in authority.

What’s more precious than gold, but can also be worthless? Dr. David Jeremiah examines the answer: wisdom – both the wisdom of God and the wisdom of the world.

What’s more precious than gold, but can also be worthless? Something God tells us to seek, yet something we shouldn’t pursue on our own? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the answer: wisdom – both the wisdom that comes from God and the wisdom that comes from the world.

If God were to grant you one request, what would you ask Him for? Wealth? Power? Beauty? Dr. David Jeremiah introduces us to a young man who asked God for something that pleased Him so much, it continues to benefit believers to this day.

If your New Year’s resolution is to live with greater clarity, context and color – what Dr. David Jeremiah calls “the high definition life” – you’ll want to listen to this message! He talks about knowing God’s will, including four steps to get from where you are now to where God wants you to be.

We pray that it’s a year in which you’ll live your faith more boldly and vibrantly – what Dr. David Jeremiah calls living “the high definition life,” contrasting it with the fuzzy, lifeless picture that was common in the age of analog television.

Before you fill that new calendar with your plans for the year ahead, you might want to take the book of James to heart. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to that epistle and its no-nonsense guidance on how to live – and how not to live – your life.

Instead of starting the new year with a promise to yourself, why not focus on a promise from God? Dr. David Jeremiah breaks down one of the most misunderstood promises in the Bible.

Whether or not you call them “resolutions,” are you making plans for the new year? Strategies to change or improve certain areas of your life? Dr. David Jeremiah has an important question to consider: are you calling on God first? Or are you just asking Him to bless what you’ve already planned? The distinction is important.

As you look ahead to the new year, who do you see orchestrating the things that will happen in your life? Yourself? God? No one? Dr. David Jeremiah shares on the importance of proper perspective, especially when life gets difficult, as he continues to unpack God’s promise in Romans 8:28.

Instead of approaching the new year with a promise to yourself (in the form of a New Year’s resolution), why not focus on a promise from God? Dr. David Jeremiah breaks down one of the most quoted – and most misunderstood – promises in the Bible, found in Romans 8:28. It’s the perfect verse to cling to for the year ahead.

Imagine for a moment: what if there was no Christmas? What if Christ had never been born? How would that affect your life? Your hope? Listen as David examines those questions in his special, uplifting message: “Why There Must be Christmas.”

Some of the key figures in the Christmas story experienced deep, gut-wrenching fear. If you can relate, Dr. David Jeremiah has good news for you! David explains what happened when these people trusted God through their season of fear – and why you should, too.

They bring myth and misunderstanding to the Nativity story, yet bring great clarity to the person of Jesus. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the magi and their gold, frankincense and myrrh.

Christmas ought to be a time of joy and celebration. But for some, it’s a season of anxiety and depression, often rooted in fear. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that fear was part of the first Christmas as well, and offers biblical encouragement for overcoming it.

Do you have trouble making Jesus the focus of your Christmas celebration? Just remember the word that conveys how He focused His love on you: Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah shares more about why this word stands apart from the hundreds of names and titles given to Christ.

Jesus is described with hundreds of different names and titles in God’s Word, but none are as rich with meaning and majesty as Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that powerful name which was first announced to the world on that Christmas morning in Bethlehem.

It’s easy to miss three little words in the gospel of Matthew, leading up to the birth of Christ: “God with us.” But no three words have had greater significance. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his focus on the impact of God taking on human form in the person of Jesus – the ultimate expression of love.

Imagine: the Creator of the universe and everything in it, confining Himself to a human body. That’s at the heart of the Christmas story. And today Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that concept, which has stretched the minds of theologians, philosophers and laypeople for over two millennia.

Christ’s birth in a lowly stable is covered in just a few words of Luke. But it has profound meaning for us all. Dr. David Jeremiah ponders the importance of Jesus arriving in this most humble way.

Without the music of Christmas, our celebration of the season would feel less meaningful. Less exhilarating. Less joyful. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at why we have so much to sing about this time of year, and why our joy isn’t limited to Jesus’s birth, but includes His return as well!

You can have a thriving prayer life, but it will never be deeply satisfying without this key ingredient: thankfulness. Dr. David Jeremiah considers why a spirit of thanksgiving is so essential.

You can have a thriving prayer life, but it will never be as deeply satisfying as it could be without this key ingredient: thankfulness. Dr. David Jeremiah considers why a spirit of thanksgiving is the cornerstone of a vibrant and fulfilling prayer life.

You can’t always control your circumstances, but you can control how you respond to them. Are you intentional about being hopeful and thankful? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at what the Bible says about fostering a rich prayer life – one that’s marked by a spirit of hope and thanksgiving.

Have you ever thought about the incredible potential of the tongue? How such a small part of the body could have – as the Bible says – the power of death and life? Dr. David Jeremiah shares from the book of Proverbs about the ways in which our words can be a dangerous and destructive force.

Just as our harsh or thoughtless words can be used to break people down, our kind and well-chosen words can be used to build others up. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at the tongue’s awesome capacity, with a focus on the positive impact our words can have on those we love.