Faith that Speaks— Anytime, Anywhere

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.

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.

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.

Sadly, there are many Christians today that would not be considered biblical church members. Unfortunately, most Christians think about the church like they think about a local restaurant—tastes, preferences, and the satisfaction of the customer are all that matters. This is, however, vastly different from what the Scripture actually teaches about being a biblical church member. So, what does the Bible say about how believers should conduct themselves in the local church? Join Tom Pennington as he uses Scripture to develop Three Hallmarks of a Biblical Church Member.

In the opening chapters of the book of Revelation, the apostle John writes seven letters to seven churches in Asia Minor. These were real churches that existed in the first century, and they were also representative of other churches that existed then. In God's providence, they are equally representative of similar churches today. What can we learn from these first-century churches? Join Tom Pennington as he explains our Lord Jesus Christ's assessment of each of The Seven Churches of Revelation.

How can a holy God treat Christians as if we had lived the perfect life that Jesus Christ lived? In addition, how can a just God treat Christians as if we had died for our own sins, when Christ actually died for them? In Romans 5:12–21, the apostle Paul answers such questions. He goes on to explain how Jesus Christ can secure our justification because God appointed Him as our representative, just as He did Adam in the garden of Eden. Join Tom Pennington as he explains why the Scripture teaches that Jesus Christ is The True and Better Adam.