The story of Noah's flood, recorded in Genesis 6–9, is one of the most popular stories in the Bible. How did a story about the destruction of the world and the drowning of humanity become so popular? Dr. David Jeremiah explains the hope we find in Noah's ark.

Our society is tolerant of almost everything except biblical Christianity, and that can put us on the defensive. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah studies the life of Elijah and shows us how we can overcome our timidity as we follow Christ.

The troubles of the world have a way of seeping into our life. When that happens and we feel overwhelmed, we can turn to the Bible for stories that help us overcome. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers the example of God's servant Job.

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. It’s a perfect verse for the year ahead.

It's not difficult to grow careless and take a wrong turn. The Bible is full of stories of people who took a wrong turn, including Ruth's family. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah looks at the path they traveled from bad decisions to bitter outcomes, and eventually to revival.

From tornadoes to tidal waves, earthquakes to hurricanes, natural disasters come in many forms, each capable of unimaginable death and destruction. Dr. David Jeremiah looks at disaster through the eyes of Job to ponder the question, Where is God when disaster strikes?

Besides COVID-19, there’s an insidious epidemic affecting millions of people around the world: the epidemic of fear. Dr. David Jeremiah explores our fear of falling ill and looks to the biblical example of Hezekiah for a cure.

United States currency contains the phrase, “In God we trust.” But is that really true when it comes to our finances? Dr. David Jeremiah explains the foolishness of pinning our hopes to material wealth when real riches come from trusting God.