Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

The ultimate goal of the devil is to destroy us as persons—in body, soul, and spirit. However, knowing he cannot touch the spirit of believers, he attempts to render us useless before God through lies and deception. So how can we become victorious over Satanic attacks? By submitting to the Holy Spirit who lives within us and to the will of God. Are you willing to develop and exercise a discerning spirit and grow in faith to resist the devil?

In “The Scriptural View of the Undershepherd,” Dr. Stanley gives us a clear understanding of what a pastor’s motivation and manner of conduct must be and how he must serve in today’s church. He references his own pastoral experience to help us understand the role godly men can play in service to the local church. This includes pastors delegating spiritual responsibilities to deacons in order to help fulfill the ministry of the church.

In “Living In The Last Days,” Dr. Stanley tells us that we are to love others by making allowances for their mistakes, their sins toward us, and the things they say and do against us. After all, how can we hold anything against someone who has wronged us when God always forgives us, no matter what we've done? When we choose to love someone, we are equipped and motivated to reach out and help them.

In “Purity and Persecution,” Dr. Stanley reminds us that Christ suffered, not for doing what was wrong, but for doing what was right. As a result, His crucifixion freed us from the power of sin. With this incredible burden lifted, we can now concentrate on following Christ’s will for our lives rather than on our own needs. As we build momentum in the work of conquering sin, we become more spiritually mature.

In “The Redemptive Suffering of Christ,” Dr. Stanley tells us that redemptive suffering does not gain us forgiveness for our sin. Forgiveness results from God’s grace, freely given through Christ, which cannot be earned. God is ready, willing, and able to bring us to Him. He’s done everything he can through Christ’s resurrection. But it is now up to us to receive Him by faithfully following what He says.

Are your thoughts full of unforgiveness, pride, lust, or anger? Your mind is constantly processing and managing incoming information. Unfortunately, the fact that you're struggling with your thoughts may mean that you haven't been focusing them on things that honor God. How can you reprogram your brain to honor God? In his profound sermon, “Controlling Your Thoughts,” Charles Stanley shows you how to win the battle for your mind in a way that will impact every area of your life.

Do you consider yourself to be free? The truth is that many people live in bondage but don’t realize it. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley enumerates the ways people are trapped and destroyed by sin and misunderstanding. Discover the freedom that comes from recognizing these snares and relying on the Deliverer, Jesus Christ.

Living the Christian life is not easy. The reason for this is because conflict exists between the kingdom of God and the kingdom of Satan. As a result, this beautiful world that God made has become morally and spiritually dirty, and it's not going to get any better. In Living Clean in a Dirty World, Dr. Stanley explains three key principles to help you keep the grime off!

Many people question their salvation even though God wants His children to know for certain that they are safe because of His perfect provision in Jesus. Why is it important to know we are secure? If the enemy can cause us to doubt in Christ’s gift of eternal life, he can make us unproductive and unfruitful as Christians. He uses our sin, ignorance, and emotions to make us afraid of God and keep us working to stay a step ahead of His judgment.

In spite of all we see and hear in the world around us, love is more than a way to get what we want. It's really a way to give, without condition or expectation. God loves us that way. He made us, and sent His Son to save us for all eternity. Would you like to access His amazing love? Let Charles Stanley explain how through Love in its Highest Form.

In spite of all we see and hear in the world around us, love is more than a way to get what we want. It's really a way to give, without condition or expectation. God loves us that way. He made us, and sent His Son to save us for all eternity. Would you like to access His amazing love? Let Charles Stanley explain how through Love in its Highest Form.

In "God’s Missionary Plan", Dr. Stanley explains that Jesus’ message to His disciples is the same message we are to proclaim today. God is holy, man is sinful and therefore he is separated from God. God, because of His love for us, sent His sinless Son into the world for the purpose of dying on the cross and paying for our sins with His shed blood. It is our responsibility to keep that message alive in every way possible. In this technological age, we certainly have the means to do so.

In "God’s Missionary Plan", Dr. Stanley explains that Jesus’ message to His disciples is the same message we are to proclaim today. God is holy, man is sinful and therefore he is separated from God. God, because of His love for us, sent His sinless Son into the world for the purpose of dying on the cross and paying for our sins with His shed blood. It is our responsibility to keep that message alive in every way possible. In this technological age, we certainly have the means to do so.

We need to consider whether or not we really understand what it means to genuinely confess our sins. Are we confident that God has truly forgiven us? In The Confession of Our Sin, Dr. Stanley shows you how there is much more to confession than simply telling God what you've done. He also instructs you how to be sure that all of your transgressions have been forgiven once and for all.

Jude explains that it is God “who is able to keep you from stumbling”(v.24). God has the compassion to involve Himself in our lives and the knowledge and power to help us face everything triumphantly. In his brief epistle, Jude gives us historical examples of faith failures, as well as admonitions to keep us from suffering the same fate. In this message, Dr. Stanley helps us answer the all-important question: If God is the all-powerful One who can fix every dire situation, why doesn't He?