Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

Who are the people or the group of people that have most hurt you in your life? Who are the people who have hurt you in such a way that you still bear the wounds and the scars of those hurts? We are all tempted to harbor a grudge against people who have hurt us. Perhaps there are some who are even tempted to contemplate some form of revenge. In the Sermon on the Mount, Jesus teaches that Christians must relinquish any supposed right to personal retaliation—grudges and revenge have no place in His spiritual kingdom. Join Tom Pennington as he explains the true meaning behind the famous line: An Eye for an Eye.

Christians often think that we need to accomplish something radical and extraordinary to show a sacrificial commitment to God. But for most Christians total commitment to God is neither radical nor extraordinary. Total commitment to God is actually ordinary—it means using your spiritual gift in the life of the church. Thankfully, God has gifted every Christian to serve and we've been called to use our gifts responsibly. Join Tom Pennington as he gives in-depth evidence on how every Christian has been Gifted to Serve.

When twenty-first century Christians hear the word wisdom it tends to produce a yawn and an attitude of indifference. In reality, our response to wisdom should be the opposite. Wisdom is absolutely crucial to the Christian life and experience, and it should be earnestly desired. When our Lord's half-brother James writes about wisdom, he understands it to be at the heart of the Christian faith. Join Tom Pennington as he presents two categories of wisdom: Wisdom from Hell vs. Wisdom from Heaven.

Both the unbelieving world and the Christian community love to speculate about the future. Even during Jesus' time His disciples had a keen interest in future events. In fact, it was their concern about the future that prompted Jesus to give a lengthy sermon commonly known as The Olivet Discourse. Here, Jesus gives a detailed prophecy about the future. From Mark 13:3–37, Tom Pennington gives a detailed explanation of The Future According to Jesus.

In the Sermon on the Mount, our Lord Jesus Christ gave a remarkable prayer, intended for His followers to use both privately and corporately. More than just words to recite, Jesus provided a model and pattern of prayer that every believer should follow. In what is commonly known as The Lord's Prayer, Jesus gives six petitions that every Christian should pray on a regular basis. They outline the kinds of requests that all Christians must bring to God. Join Tom Pennington as he explains Jesus' prayer and a simple request that every Christian must offer: Lord, Teach us to Pray.

Popular views on various moral issues are currently trending in our culture: gender, sexuality, homosexuality, cancel culture, Critical Race Theory, Social Justice, and Christian Nationalism, among others. Much of what is being taught about these issues directly contradicts the truth of God's Word. In an age where truth is being distorted at every corner, Christians need to be armed with the truth of God's Word. Join Tom Pennington as he uses Scripture to equip Christians for the church's most recent battle: Trending vs. Truth.