Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

In Exodus 33–34 God uniquely made Himself known to the children of Israel in the midst of their golden-calf worship. Their sinfulness set the stage for the light of God’s glorious character to shine forth in His interaction with Moses. God reveals several of His attributes that describe His remarkable character and His willingness to forgive sinners. In essence, God gave to His people, as Martin Luther once said, a sermon on His own name. Join Tom Pennington as he gives an in-depth explanation of God's Sermon on His Name.

The theme of the book of Daniel is that God is completely and totally sovereign over the affairs of empires, nations, kings, and even individual lives. Daniel chapter 10 provides one of the clearest glimpses into the spiritual war that rages behind the scenes between powerful spiritual beings—the unseen war between angels and demons. This spiritual war has direct and immediate results on the grand stage of world history. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Daniel's shocking vision that describes The Spiritual War Behind World History.

If someone wrote a biography about your life, what would they say? What details would they include? More importantly, if someone wrote a biography about your spiritual life, what would they say? In Ephesians 2, under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit, the apostle Paul pens an inerrant account of the spiritual biography of every true Christian. He vividly describes the spiritual journey that every follower of Christ has experienced—from being dead in sin to being made alive in Christ. Join Tom Pennington has he describes the spiritual biography of every follower of Christ: This Is Your Life.

DNA is an organic chemical with a complex molecular structure that's found in cells and in many viruses. Every person inherits DNA from their parents, and it is unique to every individual. You’ve often heard it said: "Like father, like son" or "like mother, like daughter." The same is also true spiritually. We Christian brothers and sisters in Christ, all of whom share our Father's DNA, are called to be like Him in the way we live. Join Tom Pennington as he explains from 1 John the spiritual ancestry of every believer: The Christian's DNA.

The book of Romans is a high point in the New Testament. It records the theology of the gospel of God – the fact that Jesus Christ came into the world to save, justify and sanctify sinners. In Romans chapters 9 and 10 the apostle Paul defends God’s sovereignty in salvation and that sinners are responsible to repent and believe in Christ. These twin truths are absolutely essential to understanding the gospel. Paul, and ultimately God, wants us as Christians to grasp why some people believe in the gospel, and others don’t. Join Tom Pennington as he explains a critical aspect of the gospel: Human Responsibility.

Unfortunately, through modern technology the catastrophic sin of lying has manifested itself on a national and global stage for all the world to see. Lying is also pervasive in smaller settings like the workplace, and even at home. In fact, lying has been a problem since Genesis 4 when Cain lied to God. The truth is there isn’t a single person that can escape the temptation to lie. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus demands that we as Christians pursue radical truthfulness. And according to Jesus, if you’re one of His followers, you are characterized by truthful speech. Join Tom Pennington as he urges all Christians from Scripture to be characterized by Radical Truthfulness.