The concept of tithing, or giving back to God a percentage of your income, is so often misunderstood, it’s a directive many believers choose to ignore. Dr. David Jeremiah clears up the confusion by examining how and why the practice came to be.

Are you worried about your financial future? In today’s economy, you’re not alone. But have you tried looking at your finances from God’s perspective? Dr. David Jeremiah shares three observations from Scripture about God – and three about man – to give you a fresh point-of-view on money and possessions.

Billy Graham said, “Give me five minutes with a person’s checkbook, and I will tell you where their heart is.” Does that inspire you or frighten you? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the book of Malachi for wisdom on being a good steward with the provision God has given you.

On the surface, the practice of tithing appears to be only about money. But in reality, when we tithe, we practice a variety of deeply important spiritual disciplines. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how tithing helps us grow in maturity and obedience as believers.

It’s the focus of many a New Year’s resolution, and something the Bible addresses more than prayer, faith and love. It’s money. Dr. David Jeremiah helps us keep a proper, biblical perspective on our finances.

Throughout Scripture, the names of people and places are rich with meaning. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the powerful meaning of a name given to the Word of God: the Sword of the Spirit.

You’ve heard people say journaling took their spiritual lives to new heights, and you’re ready to try it… but perhaps you don’t know what to write about. Relax! Dr. David Jeremiah offers a helpful handful of ideas to get you writing and keep you journaling every day.

In legal matters, it’s important to maintain written records and have important declarations in writing. But is it also important in spiritual matters? Dr. David Jeremiah says, “Yes!” as he shares the benefits of journaling. Whether it’s a new concept or part of your daily routine for a lifetime, you’ll appreciate today’s message, “Advancing the Word of God.”

Throughout Scripture, a great deal of importance is placed on names, as the names of key people and places are rich with meaning. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the meaning of a name given to the Word of God: the Sword of the Spirit. The more you understand this name, the more you’ll appreciate its power.

In the Bible, there are several names for the Word of God: The Book of the Law. The Word of Life. But perhaps the most interesting is the Sword of the Spirit. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why it’s only fitting that God’s Word be named after the only offensive weapon in the armor of the believer.

When you own something valuable, how can you learn to use it wisely and productively? By following the instructions from its creator. Dr. David Jeremiah explains that when we follow the instructions from our Creator, our lives produce a wide range of fruit that demonstrate our faith.

God’s power wasn’t just available to the heroes of the Bible. It’s still accessible to every believer! Dr. David Jeremiah shares how to tap into it by applying God’s Word to your life.

A love letter looks like an ordinary piece of mail until you open it and let the words move your heart. In many ways, the same is true of the Bible. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the Bible as more than just a book of history and wisdom, but as a love letter from God’s heart to yours.

God’s power wasn’t just available to the heroes of the Bible. In fact, through that same Bible, God’s power is still accessible to each and every believer! Dr. David Jeremiah considers the life-changing difference it can make when you move from just reading God’s Word to actually applying it.

Dr. David Jeremiah begins his series, Bible Strong, with some practical tools to help you put more time into – and get more out of – the Bible. Because the life-changing power of Scripture requires more than just skimming through it.

The year is changing. Your calendars are changing. If you want your life to change, fill it with love from the One who never changes! Dr. David Jeremiah encourages us to study the Word of God and grow closer to His Son, Jesus.

As the New Year approaches, millions of people are making resolutions to help them be happy. But that can never truly happen if God isn’t central to the plan. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why, with support from the First Psalm – a perfect Scripture passage to carry with you into the year ahead.

The new year is often when we examine our lives and try to improve. Dr. David Jeremiah asks: are you trying to win? Or just trying not to lose? One is driven by faith, the other by fear.

Where you are today is the result of decisions you’ve made over your lifetime. In the Bible, there’s one particular story where that truth is plain to see. Dr. David Jeremiah guides us through the story of Caleb and the nation of Israel, and why we should think of them in the choices we make today.

We’ll begin a new year soon, when many of us examine our lives looking for ways to make improvements. Dr. David Jeremiah asks: in your faith walk, are you trying to win? Or merely trying not to lose? One is driven by faith, the other by fear.

Dr. David Jeremiah reflects on Jesus as our Prince of Peace and shares two avenues for experiencing the peace of God in your own life. If peace has been in short supply, stay tuned.

It’s the longing of every human heart, but history shows that it’s something mankind is incapable of achieving on our own: peace. Dr. David Jeremiah considers why Jesus is rightly called the Prince of Peace.

Christmas is more than a birthday celebration. It’s about the Creator of the universe showing His love in the only way we would understand: by becoming one of us. Dr. David Jeremiah continues to shed light on the Incarnation and how it is expressed in one of the names given to Jesus.

Christmas is more than a birthday. It’s the Creator of the universe showing His love in the only way we can understand. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how that’s expressed in a name given to Jesus.

As we celebrate the Christ of Christmas, let’s remember that other names were also given to Jesus; among them: Immanuel, or, “God with us.” Dr. David Jeremiah reflects on the mystery and meaning of that name, and what it means for those who trust Jesus as their Savior.

Are you being conformed into the world’s idea of who you should be? Or are you being transformed into who God meant you to be? Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at that choice and how to make it daily through the renewing of your mind.

It’s a recurring theme in Scripture: life change begins with thought change. In other words, if you want to turn your life around, change how you think. Dr. David Jeremiah explains what it means to be “transformed by the renewing of your mind,” as described in Philippians chapter two.

Have you noticed that when God gives you a gift, the best way to use it is to glorify Him? That’s certainly true for the gift of your mind. Dr. David Jeremiah shares some ideas from the Apostle Paul for directing your thoughts – and your actions – in ways that please and glorify God.

God wants you to experience peace and joy, but are they being hindered by your fears and worries? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a remedy straight from God’s Word that will renew your prayer life, revitalize your thinking and refresh your spirit.

If your thoughts get you into trouble, you might need help developing what the Bible calls “the mind of Christ.” Dr. David Jeremiah explains what that means – and doesn’t mean.

Do you sometimes feel discouraged by the sad state of our world? Maybe you’ll find some comfort when you remember that this world is not our home. Dr. David Jeremiah offers encouragement to live your faith with determination, knowing that your true and eternal home is in heaven.

Tithing is about more than just money. When we tithe, we actually practice some important spiritual disciplines. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how tithing helps us grow in maturity and obedience.

You can plan detailed diet and workout programs, but you’ll see no benefit until you act on them. It’s the same with tithing. Dr. David Jeremiah offers an encouraging word about becoming a disciplined giver so that tithing becomes an expression of love and joy.

If you’re like most people, you started the new year with a commitment to improve some aspect of your life. Have you followed through? Or have you faltered? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the difficulty in keeping commitments without a foundation of strong motives, and offers several to help you follow through.

You won’t be exempt from hardship just because you start tithing. But you will feel more and more secure as God faithfully keeps His promises. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Second Corinthians for a closer look at God’s assurance that He is all we need in good times and bad.

You’ve heard it said that giving to God will always bring a bigger blessing to you. But is that really true? Dr. David Jeremiah spells it out straight from God’s Word, and the answer will probably surprise you!