You were born with a question that only God can answer: why am I here? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah looks for the answer in the lives of people we read about in God’s Word.

Like every good father, God wants His children to be prosperous and successful, although not necessarily how the world defines those terms. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how this truth was dramatically demonstrated in the life of Joshua.

When you read the Bible, is it from a sense of obligation? Is it like a ritual? Or is it because you know that reading God’s Word will do great things in your life? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah shares some crystal-clear examples of the Bible’s power in the life of the believer.

It’s a sword and a hammer. A lamp and a mirror. Water and fire. It reveals the very heart of God, and hopefully it’s in your heart as well. It’s the Bible, and today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah considers why it is so vital and valuable in the life of a believer.

If you’re looking for role models, the Bible is filled with great people of faith. Among them, Moses stands apart as one of the finest examples. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at Moses, an inspiring man of faith for anyone who’s serious about their spiritual growth.

He was one of the heroes of Bible history, yet Moses was very human as well—someone we can relate to and learn from. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah profiles this figure the Bible calls “the man of God,” “the servant of the Lord,” a friend of God and a great leader.

You are a one-of-a-kind creation with a unique role to fill in God’s story of salvation. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares how that truth is illustrated in the life of Peter.

It’s natural to have questions about life, questions that evolve and grow as you do, except for the one fundamental question that never changes: why am I here? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares more of the Bible’s answer as he profiles two figures who found their God-given purpose and lived it well.

Whether or not you’ve verbalized it, there’s a question that’s been on your heart for your entire life that only God can answer: why am I here? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the lives of people in both the Old and New Testaments to find life’s true purpose.

If you’ve ever taken a step of faith, only to wonder if you had done the right thing, you’re in good company. Abraham had that same concern. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares how it’s often in those moments of doubt and second-guessing that God comes alongside with reassurance and encouragement.

Accepting Christ as your Savior takes only a single step of faith. But growing in that relationship takes walking in faith every day. How’s your faith walk? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Abraham, who is the very embodiment of faith, to bring faith into focus.

You are a one-of-a-kind creation far beyond your fingerprints and DNA. God has a unique role in His story of salvation that only you can fill. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares how that truth is illustrated in the life of Peter, the fisherman who grew to fulfill his God-given purpose.

Do you need some extra motivation? A spiritual push-start to enter the new year at full speed? Dr. David Jeremiah offers principles from the apostle Paul to start the year strong.

It’s hard to be sure of God’s purpose for your life when you’re unsure of your own identity. How well do you know the real you? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah offers insights into discovering your unique identity in Christ and becoming who you were created to be.

Do you look forward to flipping the calendar to a new year – a chance to start with a clean slate and fresh goals for the future? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some principles from the book of Philippians that you can carry into the new year for greater spiritual momentum and a more vibrant Christian walk.

You may be planning trips and vacations for the new year, but today Dr. David Jeremiah suggests taking a different kind of expedition – one guaranteed to draw you closer to God.

Are God’s promises just something you underline in your Bible, or do they fuel your faith? Dr. David Jeremiah encourages you to step into the new year by stepping out in faith, just as God’s people did in the book of Joshua.

It’s easy to say we’d follow God wherever He leads. But leaving our comfort zone and actually doing it is a different matter. Dr. David Jeremiah shares a vivid example of how to overcome the fear that may be keeping you from following God’s plan for your life.

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 examines the implications of God taking on human form in the person of Jesus – the ultimate expression of love.

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 the powerful name that was announced to the world on the first 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 examines the implications of God taking on human form in the person of Jesus – the ultimate expression of love.

Imagine the Creator of the universe confining Himself to a human body. That phenomenon is at the heart of the Christmas story. Today Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that truth, which has stretched the minds of theologians, philosophers, and laypeople for over two millennia.

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 all we have to sing about this time of year, and why our joy isn’t limited to Jesus’s birth but includes His return as well!

They bring some of the greatest myths and misunderstandings to the Nativity story, but they also bring great clarity to the person of Jesus. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the wise men with particular attention to the meaning behind each of the three gifts they presented to the Christ Child.

Ask people what they love about Christmas season, and you’ll hear a variety of answers. But one thing will be on almost everyone’s list: the music! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at how and why music became so closely tied to Christmas – a connection that’s surprisingly ancient.

Gold, frankincense and myrrh – each gift presented by the Magi tells us something of Christ's nature. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the significance of each gift and considers how we can respond today.

They bring some of the greatest myths and misunderstandings to the Nativity story, but they also bring great clarity to the person of Jesus. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the wise men with particular attention to the meaning behind each of the three gifts they presented to the Christ Child.

Some well-intentioned believers think Christmas should be somber and silent. But as the shepherds demonstrated, the natural response is to rejoice! Dr. David Jeremiah follows these simple men who were privileged to greet the baby Jesus and offers contemporary applications from their response.

It was an odd assignment: an army of angels announced a king's birth to a group of lowly shepherds. But then again, this was no ordinary king. Dr. David Jeremiah takes us to the outskirts of Bethlehem alongside the simple men chosen to receive the greatest news the world has ever known.

Is there room in your heart for Jesus? Jesus’ life on earth was marked by rejection, starting with His birth in a crude stable when all other lodgings were full. In today's message, Dr. David Jeremiah challenges us to evaluate our priorities this Christmas.

True satisfaction in this life can only be found in the center of God’s will. How do you get there? As Joshua found, it’s through obedience. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at Joshua and what we can learn from his vivid example of obedience.

The Bible says mature believers are like trees firmly planted. But that’s not the only way we resemble trees. Christians also produce fruit! Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series on spiritual growth by examining that fruit—evidence to others of the difference Jesus has made in our lives.

If you’ve ever eaten fruit that looked appetizing but left a bad taste in your mouth, you’ve experienced an important biblical truth. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah explains why producing spiritual fruit means more than just the things you say and do outwardly; it includes your interior life as well.

Passion burns brightly in the early days of a relationship, but can easily fizzle as life goes on. Has that happened with your passion for God? Dr. David Jeremiah has just the message to rekindle that passion and ignite a desire to grow stronger in your faith through the highs and lows of life.

Most people don’t live or work in the spotlight. They spend their days largely unseen, which can make it hard to muster spiritual passion. If that’s you, take heart. Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical assurance that you’re never alone. In fact, you’ve got an audience you should be passionate about pleasing!