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The pull of false teaching has never been more prevalent. But false teaching isn't a new phenomenon. The apostle Paul addressed it fiercely and frequently throughout the New Testament. Examining Acts 19-20 and Revelation 2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll takes us to an intimate conversation between this beloved apostle and the elders of Ephesus. How did he warn them before he left them? Listen in and learn how you and your church can stay true to your first love, Jesus your Savior and Master!

The pull of false teaching has never been more prevalent. But false teaching isn't a new phenomenon. The apostle Paul addressed it fiercely and frequently throughout the New Testament. Examining Acts 19-20 and Revelation 2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll takes us to an intimate conversation between this beloved apostle and the elders of Ephesus. How did he warn them before he left them? Listen in and learn how you and your church can stay true to your first love, Jesus your Savior and Master!

The pull of false teaching has never been more prevalent. But false teaching isn't a new phenomenon. The apostle Paul addressed it fiercely and frequently throughout the New Testament. Examining Acts 19-20 and Revelation 2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll takes us to an intimate conversation between this beloved apostle and the elders of Ephesus. How did he warn them before he left them? Listen in and learn how you and your church can stay true to your first love, Jesus your Savior and Master!

The Searching the Scriptures studies accompany each of our daily broadcasts. These substantive, in-depth, interactive studies based on Chuck Swindoll’s teaching will help you dig deeply into God’s Word on your own.

Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why discernment has never been more necessary. A church must stay realistic about its times if it is to thrive. But it needs to do more than merely understand its era . . . a thriving church must also appropriately respond to it. Expounding on 2 Timothy 3:13-17, he presents the remarkable relevance of the apostle Paul's instruction and warnings for the church to face contemporary issues. Gain strength and direction as you listen to this vital sermon. The Bible will never, ever steer you the wrong way!

Pastor Chuck Swindoll explains why discernment has never been more necessary. A church must stay realistic about its times if it is to thrive. But it needs to do more than merely understand its era . . . a thriving church must also appropriately respond to it. Expounding on 2 Timothy 3:13-17, he presents the remarkable relevance of the apostle Paul's instruction and warnings for the church to face contemporary issues. Gain strength and direction as you listen to this vital sermon. The Bible will never, ever steer you the wrong way!

The Searching the Scriptures studies accompany each of our daily broadcasts. These substantive, in-depth, interactive studies based on Chuck Swindoll’s teaching will help you dig deeply into God’s Word on your own.

In addition to encouragement and instruction, the apostle Paul gives urgent warnings to churches about toxic people, corrupt leaders, and savage times. Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores the vices that make up these sobering realities. In fact, Paul outlined nineteen of them in 2 Timothy 3:1-5, including disrespect, self-absorption, and cynicism. Discover how your church can avoid these common pitfalls and shine brightly in a dark world.

In addition to encouragement and instruction, the apostle Paul gives urgent warnings to churches about toxic people, corrupt leaders, and savage times. Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores the vices that make up these sobering realities. In fact, Paul outlined nineteen of them in 2 Timothy 3:1-5, including disrespect, self-absorption, and cynicism. Discover how your church can avoid these common pitfalls and shine brightly in a dark world.

The Searching the Scriptures studies accompany each of our daily broadcasts. These substantive, in-depth, interactive studies based on Chuck Swindoll’s teaching will help you dig deeply into God’s Word on your own.

Although the words worship and war don't seem to go together, the choice of music service and sermon style is occasionally a point of bitter contention. Often, a congregation simply needs to define the biblical essence of worship and distinguish it from the varying expressions of worship. In his sermon on Matthew 15:1-12 and Romans 11:33-12:2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll helps you do just that. Deepen your worship and learn how to keep the main thing the main thing.

Although the words worship and war don't seem to go together, the choice of music service and sermon style is occasionally a point of bitter contention. Often, a congregation simply needs to define the biblical essence of worship and distinguish it from the varying expressions of worship. In his sermon on Matthew 15:1-12 and Romans 11:33-12:2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll helps you do just that. Deepen your worship and learn how to keep the main thing the main thing.

Although the words worship and war don't seem to go together, the choice of music service and sermon style is occasionally a point of bitter contention. Often, a congregation simply needs to define the biblical essence of worship and distinguish it from the varying expressions of worship. In his sermon on Matthew 15:1-12 and Romans 11:33-12:2, Pastor Chuck Swindoll helps you do just that. Deepen your worship and learn how to keep the main thing the main thing.

The Searching the Scriptures studies accompany each of our daily broadcasts. These substantive, in-depth, interactive studies based on Chuck Swindoll’s teaching will help you dig deeply into God’s Word on your own.

What is the single most important priority for a church? WORSHIP! But, sadly, too many people feel too busy to sincerely worship on Sundays and too many churches pursue less important matters. Pastor Chuck Swindoll pumps the brakes on all this waywardness in order to revisit the church's one vital ingredient. John 4:16-23 and Acts 2:41-43 offer the exact instruction we need. Take time to explore the Scriptures afresh, examine your own heart in worship, and live with a renewed faith in our majestic God.