Insight for Living Video Podcast

Chuck Swindoll says it's the church's job to be a training ground for disciples in the making, to help them become spiritually fit for service.

Chuck Swindoll says it’s the church’s job to be a training ground for disciples in the making, to help them become spiritually fit for service.

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Chuck Swindoll reveals how Micah 6:8 speaks to him, and he admits which area of his own life he’d like to improve as he seeks to obey God in his everyday actions.

Is a message on the balanced life helpful to someone who’s already lived most of his or her life? Chuck Swindoll claims it’s never too late to trust God to change you.

When Chuck Swindoll has taught on Micah 6:8 to live audiences, He has seen God reveal to his listeners an area of their lives that needs to be better balanced.

Chuck Swindoll comments on each of the three phrases included in Micah 6:8, and he explains why he sees a perfect balance in place when we obey all three commands.

When Chuck Swindoll was looking for the right verse to use to teach on the balanced life, why did he choose Micah 6:8? More important, what does this verse really say?

Each one of us faces our own kinds of temptations that threaten to lure us away from God’s best for us. Chuck Swindoll describes sure ways to resist these lures.

The kids are grown and gone; the house is quiet. Now what do you do? Speaking from experience, Chuck Swindoll gives advice on what empty-nesters can now pursue together.

What does forgiveness mean, and what does it not mean? Chuck Swindoll cautions us to release any bitterness that haunts us today by totally forgiving our offenders.

If you find that many of your marital arguments center around money matters, hear these tips on how the Swindolls communicate with one another about finances.

If you’re going to live with someone 24/7, Chuck Swindoll says it’s crucial for you to open your life and heart to them and keep no secrets. Transparency should always be your goal.

Sometimes a wife just wants to be listened to, understood, and accepted for who she is. Chuck Swindoll encourages husbands to truly know their wife’s inner struggles and dreams.

Chuck Swindoll suggests it’s not so much what a wife says to her husband that will win him over. He’s more apt to respond to her gentle behavior and her attitude.