Gospel Light Minute X with Daniel Whyte III

In this week's Gospel Light Minute X Broadcast, Daniel Whyte III will share with you how you can obtain eternal life. + Plus, listen to Travis Cottrell singing "Jesus Saves"

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The History of Eternal Life

Sunday Evening Evangelistic Message #29 In this week's sermon, Daniel Whyte III completes his series on the issue of Christians who are uncertain of their salvation. Today, he deals with the "Cure for Doubt" which is believing God's Word and trusting what it says rather than the devil, our friends, our feelings, or even ourselves. He provides Biblical truth that will help those struggling with this problem to understand their standing in Christ + Plus, listen to CeCe Winans singing "King Of Kings (He's A Wonder)" and Shirley Caesar and the Caravans singing "He First Loved Me"

He is one of the top players in Major League Baseball. He won the National League Rookie of the Year award in 2001, has since been selected as an All-Star nine times, and won the National League Most Valuable Player Award three times. He has also twice won the National League Hank Aaron Award. ESPN.com selected him as the greatest player of the decade for 2000 to 2009. As a member of the St. Louis Cardinals, in the 2011 World Series, he established a new record with 14 total bases and he became one of the only three players to hit three home runs in a World Series game. Despite all of his success, he says, "What has not changed is my love for Jesus Christ. In the spring of 1998, my soon to be wife began sharing with me the love of Jesus. My most exciting moment came when I asked Jesus Christ to come into my life. If it weren't for Jesus, I would not be where I am today and my life would be without purpose. I've heard kids say they want to be just like me when they grow up. They should know I want to be just like Jesus." He also said, "My life's goal is to bring glory to Jesus. My life is not mostly dedicated to the Lord, it is 100% committed to Jesus Christ and His will. God has given me the ability to succeed in the game of baseball. But baseball is not the end; baseball is the means by which my wife and I glorify God. Baseball is simply my platform to elevate Jesus Christ, my Lord and Savior." His name is Albert Pujols.

Living in the Land of Uncertainty (Part 3)

Albert Pujols: '100% Committed to Jesus Christ' (Gospel Light Minute #25)

100 Days of Preaching the Gospel #100 | with Daniel Whyte III SCRIPTURE: 1 Timothy 4:1-3, 2 Timothy 3:1-5 Today, by the grace of God, I want to continue with part two of the message that we began on yesterday titled "10 Things God Wants You to Do in the Last Days." This is the last message in this series of 100 days of preaching the gospel. I am grateful to God for the time that we have spent in His Word together over the past 100 days. I hope that you have enjoyed it and that you have been blessed and encouraged by it. The two passages which we read in I Timothy and II Timothy are a warning message from the Apostle Paul to the young minister Timothy who was leading the church at Ephesus. In 1 Timothy 4, Paul mostly focuses on religous apostasy. In other words, in the last days, false teachers peddling dangerous doctrine would creep into the church and the people of God will be deceived if they are not on guard against it. In 2 Timothy, Paul talks about the moral and social decay that will come about in the "last days." Tim LaHaye and Ed Hindson write that in this context, the term 'last days' refers to the "end of the church age" -- and thus a time period that is close to the Rapture of the church and the second coming of Christ. John F. Walvoord states, "Apostasy, of course, was already present in the time that Paul lived, but with the progress of the present age, in spite of the dissemination of the truth and the availability of Scripture, the world will continue to follow the sinful description which the Apostle Paul gave here." As I mentioned to you on yesterday, I believe that we are indeed living in the last days. We are drawing ever closer to the Rapture of the church and the return of Christ. And during these days, there are some things that God wants us to do while we wait for His coming. On yesterday, we discussed five of those things, which are as follows: 1. God wants you to be saved, if you are not saved already. 2. God wants us to confess our sins when we commit them. 3. God wants us as His children to pray. 4. God wants us to live a holy life before Him. 5. God wants us to read and meditate on the Bible daily. These are five basic, fundamental things that God wants us to do based on His word. Today, by the grace of God, I want to share with you five more things that God wants us to do in the last days. 1. God wants us to faithfully attend and participate in a local Bible believing church. 2. God wants us to tithe and give to Him through our local church. 3. In light of the second coming of the Lord, God wants us to love one another. 4. God wants us to witness to those who are not saved. 5. God wants us to put on the whole armour of God. + Plus, listen to Andrae Crouch singing "My Tribute (To God be the Glory)" and Deitrick Haddon singing "Sinner's Prayer"

10 Things God Wants You to Do in the Last Days (Part 2)

Sunday Evening Evangelistic Message #28 In this week's sermon, Daniel Whyte III continues his series on the issue of Christians who are uncertain of their salvation. Today, he deals with the "Causes of Doubt" which include: (1) Not knowing when one is saved; (2) Not having the same experience as another person did when they got saved; and, (3) Not feeling as though one is saved. He provides Biblical truth that will help those struggling with this problem to understand their standing in Christ + Plus, listen to Ricky Dillard and New G singing "God Is Great" and Jessy Dixon singing "Just a Closer Walk With Thee".

He has been selected to five NFL Pro Bowls and has been an All-Pro six times. In 2003, he became the first player in NFL history to rush for 1,000 yards and record 100 receptions in the same season. He won two rushing titles, in 2006 and 2007, while playing for the San Diego Chargers. During the 2006 NFL season, he set several records and received numerous honors and awards including the NFL's Most Valuable Player Award and Associated Press' Offensive Player of the Year Award. Sitting in church one day, at the age of 14, he was overwhelmed by the Spirit of God. "I just started to cry for some reason," he recalls. "I couldn't stop crying...At the same time, I felt like my life had changed. From that point on, I knew that if I had faith in God that He would take me wherever I wanted to go, as long as I praised His name and as long as I gave Him all the glory in whatever I did." Part of giving God glory is being a Christian example to his fellow teammates. And he is known as much for his humility as he is for his records. He keeps the right perspective by finding his identity in Christ, not football. His name is LaDainian Tomlinson.

It's amazing how at Halloween many people delight in being scared. They enjoy dressing up as scary characters and visiting "haunted" houses. In fact, even adults are flocking to haunted houses. They are looking for an adrenalin rush where hearts are pounding, senses are on high alert, and hands reach out helplessly in the dark, wondering what's lurking around the corner. Many people actually think it is fun to be scared to death! Death itself is a scary thought. It is something that no one wants to think about, but every one will experience. Are you ready to face death? What do you think will happen after you die? The Bible says, "It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment" (Hebrews 9:27). After you die, dear friend, you will face God's Judgment -- where God will judge you for your sins and wrongdoings. + Plus, listen to Newsboys singing "Save Your Life"

Living in the Land of Uncertainty (Part 2)

LaDainian Tomlinson: Playing Football and Praising God (Gospel Light Minute #24)