Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

The genuineness of our faith, devotion and love for God isn't revealed when things are going well for us. Rather, it comes out during times of hardship and trial. In "Through Times of Trial", Dr. Stanley uses the life of Joseph to illustrate how our focus should be on God, not our circumstances. Where is your focus?

In these tough times, how should believers act? Thankfully, Christ left us with a clear answer. In "Passing on God's Blessing", Dr. Stanley shares with us the truth behind the principle Jesus showed us here on earth,"God blesses us so that we might bless others."

The genuineness of our faith, devotion and love for God isn't revealed when things are going well for us. Rather, it comes out during times of hardship and trial. In "Through Times of Trial", Dr. Stanley uses the life of Joseph to illustrate how our focus should be on God, not our circumstances. Where is your focus?

Many believers struggle through the Christian life because no one sat down with them when they were saved to explain what to expect. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains nine things that believers can expect as they strive to walk in step with God.

Many believers struggle through the Christian life because no one sat down with them when they were saved to explain what to expect. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains nine things that believers can expect as they strive to walk in step with God.

Have you noticed that when you're walking in step with someone, everything is easier? For example, it's easier to talk because you're keeping the same pace. It's when you get out of step that things get difficult and you find yourself trying to get back in step. Our relationship with God is no different. In this message Dr. Stanley introduces what it means to walk in step with God.

Have you noticed that when you're walking in step with someone, everything is easier? For example, it's easier to talk because you're keeping the same pace. It's when you get out of step that things get difficult and you find yourself trying to get back in step. Our relationship with God is no different. In this message Dr. Stanley introduces what it means to walk in step with God.

You may be a committed Christian, but are your finances committed to the Lord as well? In this challenging message, Dr. Stanley explains how giving to God is an act of trust. We also discover that we can never out give God.

Dr. Stanley teaches, 'Almighty God is more interested in your personal, intimate relationship with Him than a thousand lifetimes of work for Him.' Don't make the mistake of living a 'settled-for Christian life,' or even serving God in some capacity, but not really knowing Him intimately. What the Lord wants from us is a loving relationship with Jesus Christ, finding our satisfaction only in Him.

Dr. Stanley teaches, 'Almighty God is more interested in your personal, intimate relationship with Him than a thousand lifetimes of work for Him.' Don't make the mistake of living a 'settled-for Christian life,' or even serving God in some capacity, but not really knowing Him intimately. What the Lord wants from us is a loving relationship with Jesus Christ, finding our satisfaction only in Him.

If someone asked you why you do the things you do, how would you respond? Would you tell them that you're a Christian and how God has changed your life, or would it be too intimidating of a question? Listen as Dr. Stanley teaches how to respond to these kinds of questions in today's message.

If someone asked you why you do the things you do, how would you respond? Would you tell them that you're a Christian and how God has changed your life, or would it be too intimidating of a question? Listen as Dr. Stanley teaches how to respond to these kinds of questions in today's message.

Not all pastors’ kids grow up seeing their fathers consistently live out the biblical truths they teach. Thankfully, Andy Stanley had that privilege. Full of personal anecdotes, fond memories and moving stories about his relationship with his father, Andy’s message will encourage you to live out these biblical lessons in your own life, and pass them on to the next generation.

Because we cannot see into the future, life is full of unknowns. Some people respond to these unknowns with confidence and assurance, yet many respond with fear and anxiety. How do you respond when you face those unknowns in life? In "The Confidence to Face the Unknown", Dr. Stanley uses the life of Moses to show how we can face life with confidence and assurance. No matter what we face in life, we do not have to be afraid because we are children of God.

Everybody gets hurt at some point in their life. So what we have to decide is how we're going to handle those hurts. Are we going to handle them in such a way that they ultimately harm us? Or are we going to learn how to handle our hurts in such a way that we learn something from them. In Healing Our Hurts, we learn how to heal our hurts and avoid the danger of developing an unforgiving spirit.