Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

As Christians, we have so much for which to be thankful. But sometimes we lose our focus, as we get sidetracked by life’s responsibilities, struggles, and challenges. Before we know it, our joy is gone, and we end up expressing a bitter, ungrateful spirit.

The Bible says in Psalms 92:1 that it is good to give thanks to the Lord. Thanksgiving should be a vital part of every Christian's prayer life, but most of us would agree that we probably focus more on our requests and needs. In this sermon Dr. Stanley teaches how to give proper thanks to God, and why it is so important in the life of every believer.

The Bible says in Psalms 92:1 that it is good to give thanks to the Lord. Thanksgiving should be a vital part of every Christian's prayer life, but most of us would agree that we probably focus more on our requests and needs. In this sermon Dr. Stanley teaches how to give proper thanks to God, and why it is so important in the life of every believer.

The Bible says in Psalms 92:1 that it is good to give thanks to the Lord. Thanksgiving should be a vital part of every Christian's prayer life, but most of us would agree that we probably focus more on our requests and needs. In this sermon Dr. Stanley teaches how to give proper thanks to God, and why it is so important in the life of every believer.

Do you know the purpose of the Holy Spirit? Is He an impersonal force or a Person we can know in an intimate way? In this message, Charles Stanley explains how we begin walking with the Holy Spirit and relying fully on Him.

Do you ever find yourself wondering why you keep giving in to the same temptations over and over again? In this message, Dr. Stanley gives several reasons why this happens.

Satan doesn’t always act like we expect, and he uses this to his advantage to trip us up. In this message, Dr. Stanley clears up the following seven misunderstandings that people often have about temptation and sin.

Do you know the purpose of the Holy Spirit? Is He an impersonal force or a Person we can know in an intimate way? In this message, Charles Stanley explains how we begin walking with the Holy Spirit and relying fully on Him.

Overcoming temptation has never been easy and probably never will be. Now, in this final message about building a defense against temptation, Dr. Stanley talks about the importance of accountability, the power of wearing our “spiritual armor” as described in Ephesians 6, and protecting our thoughts through godly visualizations.

Overcoming temptation has never been easy and probably never will be. Now, in this final message about building a defense against temptation, Dr. Stanley talks about the importance of accountability, the power of wearing our “spiritual armor” as described in Ephesians 6, and protecting our thoughts through godly visualizations.

Just this once. This simple thought can lead to a world of sin, sorrow, and pain. In “Temptation: Our Self Defense (Part 1),” Dr. Stanley explained that staying alert and maintaining a strong prayer life are essential to resisting temptation. In this follow-up message, he continues to describe how we can reject enticements through remembering and reciting the Word of God.

Just this once. This simple thought can lead to a world of sin, sorrow, and pain. In “Temptation: Our Self Defense (Part 1),” Dr. Stanley explained that staying alert and maintaining a strong prayer life are essential to resisting temptation. In this follow-up message, he continues to describe how we can reject enticements through remembering and reciting the Word of God.

You will be tempted. There’s no doubt about that. But do you know how you will respond to it? In this message, Dr. Stanley tells us how to build a defense against sin by being alert to temptation and praying to our heavenly Father—who has set a divine limit on our struggles.

Life is full of decisions. And, since God's Word is clear that we reap what we sow, it's important that we make right decisions. In the message, Obedience Always Brings Blessing, learn how God always blesses our lives when we obey Him.

Satan tries to tempt people in two ways—either by speaking directly to their own spirit using their emotions or by working indirectly through someone else. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains how we might be tempted to lead someone else into sin and warns us of the tragic consequences of doing so.