Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

How would you define your life as a Christian? Would you say it’s extraordinary, or would you describe it as disappointing or routine? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley speaks to a crowd gathered in Washington, D.C. about the abundant life Jesus Christ intends for all believers to enjoy.

Do you feel like you're caught in the grip of discouragement right now? Learn how to overcome this devastating emotion from one of the most powerful servants of God in scripture, king David.

Prayer is life's greatest time-saver and is essential to a ministry leader's personal life, leadership, teaching, and relationships. If we don’t spend time on our knees before the Lord, we will find our ministries fail to have a lasting impact for the kingdom of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley shares how prayer turns our persecution into the most profitable preparation for future blessing and ministry.

Prayer is life's greatest time-saver and is essential to a ministry leader's personal life, leadership, teaching, and relationships. If we don’t spend time on our knees before the Lord, we will find our ministries fail to have a lasting impact for the kingdom of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley shares how prayer turns our persecution into the most profitable preparation for future blessing and ministry.

Prayer is life's greatest time-saver and is essential to a ministry leader's personal life, leadership, teaching, and relationships. If we don’t spend time on our knees before the Lord, we will find our ministries fail to have a lasting impact for the kingdom of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about the role prayer plays in the ministry leader’s proclamation of the Word of God.

Prayer is life's greatest time-saver and is essential to a ministry leader's personal life, leadership, teaching, and relationships. If we don’t spend time on our knees before the Lord, we will find our ministries fail to have a lasting impact for the kingdom of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley looks at the role of prayer in a ministry leader’s authority.

Prayer is life's greatest time-saver and is essential to a ministry leader's personal life, leadership, teaching, and relationships. If we don’t spend time on our knees before the Lord, we will find our ministries fail to have a lasting impact for the kingdom of God. In this message, Dr. Stanley focuses on prayer in the personal life of a ministry leader.

God is the source of every good thing that comes our way. Sometimes, people take advantage of those blessings and invest them wisely. Others, however, don’t know how to handle these things and hold on so tightly that they lose them, and end up squandering the good things God sent their way. In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about things we struggle to relinquish.

As believers, we should choose to learn from life’s troubles. Instead of merely surviving adversity, we can actually profit from it. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley teaches why Christians should view difficulty and pain differently than the world.

When you feel angry, how do you respond? Do you look for someone else to blame? Do you look inside? Do you look to God? Do you look at circumstances? Focusing on the study of Ephesians 4:30-32, The Danger of Anger will teach you how to manage your anger God's way.

When you feel angry, how do you respond? Do you look for someone else to blame? Do you look inside? Do you look to God? Do you look at circumstances? Focusing on the study of Ephesians 4:30-32, The Danger of Anger will teach you how to manage your anger God's way.

When you and I trusted Jesus Christ as our personal savior, He broke the power of sin in our lives. However, it seems that there is something within us that still has the propensity to sin at times. In The Troublemaker Within Us, Dr. Stanley explains this old nature that the apostle Paul referred to as the 'flesh,' but we also discover how to yield to the Holy Spirit and live a life not bound by sinful desires.

When you and I trusted Jesus Christ as our personal savior, He broke the power of sin in our lives. However, it seems that there is something within us that still has the propensity to sin at times. In The Troublemaker Within Us, Dr. Stanley explains this old nature that the apostle Paul referred to as the 'flesh,' but we also discover how to yield to the Holy Spirit and live a life not bound by sinful desires.

God is the source of every good thing that comes our way. Sometimes, people take advantage of those blessings and invest them wisely. Others, however, don’t know how to handle these things and hold on so tightly that they lose them, and end up squandering the good things God sent their way. In this message, Dr. Stanley talks about things we struggle to relinquish.

Stress is a pressure we feel that can lead to a place of deep anxiety, or distress. So how do we cope with stress? In Confidence in the Midst of Distress, Dr. Stanley explains that we are to 'cease striving' and know that God is in control.