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February 2025
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Fri
14
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
Spiritual hunger should be as strong a driving force in our lives as physical hunger. But that’s where the similarity ends. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why the two types of hunger are so dramatically different, while offering biblical principles to help increase our spiritual appetite.
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Thu
13
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
Physical hunger can consume every thought and desire. Should spiritual hunger be any less powerful? Dr. David Jeremiah explains why God wants His children to be hungry, spiritually speaking, and why the result is so uniquely satisfying.
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Wed
12
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
The quality of meekness stands in stark contrast to a culture that prizes personal ambition and aggressive achievement. Does meekness still serve a purpose? Dr. David Jeremiah says, “Yes!” and shares several reasons why this maligned quality is still very much in need.
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Tue
11
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
What comes to mind when you hear Jesus’ words, “Blessed are the meek”? If you picture someone weak, spineless and submissive, you’re in for a surprise. Dr. David Jeremiah explains the original meaning of meekness and why it’s worth taking to heart if you want to be happy.
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Mon
10
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
When you suffer a loss, the world’s message is to stay busy and move on. But God’s Word says it’s okay to grieve and to work through your sorrow. Dr. David Jeremiah shares several biblical, practical tools to help you deal with grief, in your own timing, following the loss of a loved one.
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Sat
8
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
Some say nothing should stand in the way of your happiness. Others say happiness and holiness can’t coexist. What did Jesus say? Dr. David Jeremiah explores that very subject.
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Fri
7
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
If you’ve experienced pain and grief in your life, Jesus said there’s a special kind of blessing reserved just for you. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on that blessing, and into the mystery of how God can turn sorrow into satisfaction.
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Thu
6
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
Celebrities who seem to “have it all” are often miserable, while the happiest people tend to live outside the spotlight, quietly serving others. Are you surprised? Dr. David Jeremiah examines this phenomenon.
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Wed
5
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
When Jesus said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” was He referring to material poverty? A sour attitude? Or something else entirely? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the meaning behind this first Beatitude and how it can help us experience deep joy and satisfaction.
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Tue
4
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
The harder you search for it, the harder it is to find. In fact, most people who find it were looking for something else altogether! Dr. David Jeremiah teaches the pursuit of happiness as taught by Christ in His Sermon on the Mount.
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Mon
3
Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
Some say nothing should stand in the way of your happiness. Others say happiness and holiness can’t coexist. What did Jesus say about happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah explores that very subject: How to be Happy According to Jesus. You might be surprised by what He has to say!
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Sat
1
Feb2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Selected Scriptures
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A generation ago, most people belonged to a church, the Bible was preached boldly and it influenced society and its values. Sadly, that’s hardly the case anymore. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the state of the church and encourages us not to give up hope, but rather to remember why the church exists in the first place.
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Fri
31
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
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Hope isn’t just wishful thinking. Sometimes keeping hope alive means taking responsibility, especially if that hope is for your family. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds more light on the state of the family and what Christians must do in their churches and homes to ensure hope.
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Thu
30
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
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The family is under attack, from the prevalence of divorce to the breakdown of morality to the redefinition of what “family” even means. Is the family beyond hope? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to God’s Word for strategies to help us defend and fortify our families.
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Wed
29
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
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It used to be the source of society’s shared values – a powerful voice for salvation, morality and social justice. Is there still hope for the church? Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us about the reasons the church exists and why we must never forget them.
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Tue
28
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
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A generation ago, most people belonged to a church, the Bible was preached boldly and it influenced society and its values. Sadly, that’s hardly the case anymore. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the state of the church and encourages us not to give up hope, but rather to remember why the church exists in the first place.
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Mon
27
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
In a culture that seems to have turned its back on God, with no moral compass and no sign of turning around, you might be wondering: is there hope for our nation? Dr. David Jeremiah answers with the Old Testament story of another nation in similar distress, and how revival changed everything.
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Sat
25
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
You won’t find hope in a fitness regime, a philosophy book or a financial plan. That’s because true hope – our only hope – is a living hope. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to First Peter for insights into the one-of-a-kind hope we have as believers in Christ.
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Fri
24
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Psalm 146 is a Psalm of hope, demonstrating the psalmist's firm resolution to hope in the Lord and not in man. In this message, we learn how the actions of God allow us to trust in Him as a God of hope.
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Thu
23
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
The theme of hope runs throughout the Bible. But when your supply is running dry and you need a place to soak up the hope you have in God, one passage stands apart. Dr. David Jeremiah takes you to Psalm 146 for a guided tour of the Scripture overflowing with reasons for hope.
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Wed
22
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Is something standing between you and the hope you have in Christ? Don’t spend another moment feeling hopeless – destroy that barrier! Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at the ways lost hope can be restored. He shares biblical tools and practical steps for returning to a life of victory and confidence.
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Tue
21
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
You probably know someone who was once strong in their faith, but lost hope. Maybe it was you. How does that happen, and can lost hope be regained? Dr. David Jeremiah tackles those questions head-on with captivating examples from God’s Word. How will your hope hold out when trouble comes along?
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Mon
20
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Accepting Christ as your savior doesn’t give you an exemption from life’s problems. But it does give you hope, which makes the problems less painful. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the book of First Peter to shed more light on the difference hope makes in your daily Christian walk.
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Sat
18
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
It is essential to life, yet many try to live without it. Christians have it in abundance, but sometimes forget when trouble comes. It’s hope. And Dr. David Jeremiah wants to help you cultivate and become filled with life-giving hope. If you struggle with hopelessness, listen in.
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Fri
17
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
You won’t find hope in a fitness regime, a philosophy book or a financial plan. That’s because true hope – our only hope – is a living hope. Dr. David Jeremiah turns to First Peter for insights into the one-of-a-kind hope we have as believers in Christ.
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Thu
16
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
In times of hopelessness and despair, you probably don’t feel like singing songs of praise to God. But that’s exactly when you should! Dr. David Jeremiah considers this paradox. Learn how the simple act of singing can bring about tremendous transformation.
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Wed
15
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Have you ever tried to fix a problem until you had drained all your strength and resources, and all you had left was hope? Dr. David Jeremiah explains how hope is most alive just when everything seems hopeless. And that’s just one of the Bible’s paradoxes about hope you’ll encounter in this message.
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Tue
14
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
Nothing can make you feel more lost and adrift than hopelessness, nor more secure than hope. No wonder the writer of Hebrews says hope is like an anchor. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his series on hope with a look at the three qualities that make hope so uniquely fulfilling for the believer.
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Mon
13
Jan2025
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Hope--An Anchor for Life
It is essential to life, yet many try to live without it. Christians have it in abundance, but sometimes forget when trouble comes. It’s hope. And Dr. David Jeremiah wants to help you cultivate and become filled with life-giving hope. If you struggle with hopelessness, listen in.
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Sat
11
Jan2025
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Bible Strong
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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.”
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Fri
10
Jan2025
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Bible Strong
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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.
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Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
If you’ve experienced grief, Jesus said there’s a special blessing reserved just for you. Dr. David Jeremiah sheds light on that blessing, and on how God can turn sorrow into satisfaction.
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Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
If you’ve ever been on the receiving end of mercy, you know how good it feels. In fact, the only thing better than receiving mercy is giving it. Dr. David Jeremiah shares powerful stories from God's Word that contain heavenly insights on mercy.
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Tue
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Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
In a culture built on getting even and getting ahead, the idea of showing mercy just doesn’t seem to fit in. But in fact, mercy is an essential component of a happy life. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at this quality which often seems to be in short supply in today’s world.
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Wed
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Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
As Christians, we are called to keep our minds pure, even when the world actively works to corrupt us. Does it sound like an impossible mission? Dr. David Jeremiah shares practical, biblical tips for maintaining a clean mind in a fallen world.
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Thu
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Feb2025
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How To Be Happy According to Jesus
God has a plan for our life…so does Satan. How can we defeat the devil’s schemes and embrace the life God intends for us to live? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some proven strategies for keeping the enemy at bay and keeping our heart clean before the Lord.
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