Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

Our God is a God of love. He cares for us unconditionally and sacrificially and expresses His love by always doing what is best for us. Unfortunately, the world offers a counterfeit type of love. Instead of coming from a genuine care for others, it is characterized by selfishness and is destructive to those who indulge in it.

When you hear the name of Jesus, what do you think of? For most believers, the cross comes to mind. In The Passion of God's Love, Dr. Stanley explains how the cross is at the center of everything we believe and that it was the means by which those of us who believe might be reconciled to God.

Our tongues have the power to build people up or tear them down. They can create great joy, happiness, peace, confidence and assurance for others—or they can absolutely destroy all possibility of those things in a matter of moments.

Living the Christian life is a two-way street. While God always keeps his side of the bargain, we must choose to obey Him daily. It begins when we respond by faith to God’s offer of salvation and the Lord spiritually crucifies, buries and raises us to walk in newness of life, sealing us with the Holy Spirit of promise. This is something that can never be taken away or lost.

Before a person turns his life over to Christ, his heart is hardened to sin. He satisfies his needs the only way he knows how—through selfish, sinful means. But once he surrenders to God, he becomes sensitive to sin. His old life doesn’t fit any longer because he has the Holy Spirit living within him.

In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about the importance of having a faith that is doctrinally sound and spiritually mature. When we can explain what we believe and why we believe it, we won’t be carried away by false doctrine. We’ll also be able to use our biblical knowledge and spiritual giftedness to build up the church and bring people together.

In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about how a godly perspective will help us to walk with humility, gentleness, patience and forbearance. He also shares how these characteristics help us live in harmony with others. Not only do they build unity within the body of Christ, but also within our personal relationships at home and in our communities.

Do you ever ask, “When will Jesus Christ return to Earth?” This is probably the most common question people ask me about the end times. In this message, Anticipating the Lord's Return, Dr. Stanley shares with us that we should evaluate our thoughts, activities, and priorities in light of Christ’s return. Jesus might return at any moment. Will you be ready?

Communication is vital in everything we do. It is important in our relationships with other people and in our relationship with God. In this message, Dr. Stanley teaches that our Heavenly Father is speaking and we need to learn to listen.

Based on Matthew 7:7-11, this message examines why prayer is an awesome privilege. It is a privilege because we are approaching a Holy God, we are asking of an omnipotent God and we are receiving our answers from a loving Father.

Based on Matthew 7:7-11, this message examines why prayer is an awesome privilege. It is a privilege because we are approaching a Holy God, we are asking of an omnipotent God and we are receiving our answers from a loving Father.

No matter how long believers have been saved, their lives should be characterized by spiritual growth. Christians should ask the Lord to examine their conduct on a regular basis and reveal His perspective (Ps. 139:1-4, 23-24). Dr. Stanley’s message teaches how to freshen and strengthen a new season of spiritual evolution.

No matter how long believers have been saved, their lives should be characterized by spiritual growth. Christians should ask the Lord to examine their conduct on a regular basis and reveal His perspective (Ps. 139:1-4, 23-24). Dr. Stanley’s message teaches how to freshen and strengthen a new season of spiritual evolution.

Do you ever ask, “When will Jesus Christ return to Earth?” This is probably the most common question people ask me about the end times. In this message, Anticipating the Lord's Return, Dr. Stanley shares with us that we should evaluate our thoughts, activities, and priorities in light of Christ’s return. Jesus might return at any moment. Will you be ready?

When someone deliberately and willfully attempts to hurt you, how do you respond? Hurt is a part of life and the society in which live, so how are believers supposed to respond? In How to Handle Those Who Hurt You, Dr. Stanley explains how we are to react to those who hurt us-even when it is a difficult thing to do.