Gospel Light Minute X with Daniel Whyte III

The message of Christianity is centered in a person—Jesus Christ. You can have Confucianism without Confucius, Buddhism without Buddha, and Judaism without Abraham or Moses. But Christianity is different. Relationship with Jesus Christ is the origin, motivation, and goal of the classic Christian faith. Everything about Christianity is determined by the person and work of Jesus Christ. Its teachings are teachings about Him. He is the source of its ideas. He was the origin and will be the fulfillment of its hopes. Christianity includes belief that Jesus Christ is alive, that He is divine, and that He is still inviting us to know Him personally. Listen to this Gospel Light Minute Extended Broadcast to find out more about who Jesus Christ really is. + Plus, listen to Deitrick Haddon singing "Sinner's Prayer"

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Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour #19 In this Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour, Daniel Whyte III will share with us part one of a two-part series titled, “Four Things God Cannot Do” + Plus, listen to the Rich Mullins singing "Awesome God" and Keith and Kristyn Getty singing “Still, My Soul, Be Still”

Today, Daniel Whyte III shows us how we can be sure we are on our way to Heaven.

He was the baddest and most gifted athlete ever to come out of college when he left Florida State. They called him "Prime Time", and he is one of the few athletes who lived up to his nickname in the pros. He is known as one of the most versatile athletes in the history of sports. He played two pro sports at multiple positions, oftentimes at the same time. He has played for the Dallas Cowboys and the San Francisco 49ers, winning the Super Bowl with both teams. He has also played baseball with the New York Yankees and the San Francisco Giants. He was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2011. When he talks about how he came to Jesus Christ, he describes how that in spite of the fact he had money, women, fame, and status in the world of sports, he still felt empty on the inside and even thought about killing himself. However, after having a conversation with a fellow teammate, he went home, opened his Bible to Romans 10:9, and gave his life to Jesus Christ. He has never been the same, and the joy of the Lord beams from his face today. His name is Deion Sanders.

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Luke 23:34 tells us that Jesus' first words on the cross were, "Father, forgive them; for they know not what they do." The first words from the cross are not about the pain or the injustice. They are a prayer for those who have just crucified the very Son of God. Listen to this Gospel Light Minute Extended Broadcast to hear all seven of the final words of Jesus Christ on the cross, and what they mean for us today. + Plus, listen to Flame singing "On that Cross"

He is known as one of the greatest players in the history of college football. He led his team, the Florida Gators, to two NCAA National Football Championships, was the first ever sophomore to win the coveted Heisman Trophy and the first college football player to both rush and pass for 20 or more touchdowns in a single season. He was the first round NFL draft pick in 2010. Born to missionary parents in the Philippines, he gave his life to Christ and sees his football success as a by-product of his Christian faith and ministry and dedication to spreading the Gospel. His name is Tim Tebow.

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Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour #18 In this Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour, Daniel Whyte III will share with us part three of a three-part series titled, “Hell! Do We Really Believe It?” + Plus, listen to the Kirk Franklin and the Family singing “Jesus Paid It All” and Deitrick Haddon singing “I'm Glad I'm Saved”