Insight for Living Daily Broadcast

No marriage, no matter how strong, is free of hardship. And when a couple inevitably traverses a season of difficulty, many might wonder how they can stick together. Although not a typical "marriage passage," Ephesians 4:25-32 warns of the kinds of behaviors that tear apart a marital union as well as teaches truth valuable for helping a marriage endure with joy. Learn from Pastor Chuck Swindoll as he carefully applies this passage to marriage and discusses the dangers of lying, unrighteous anger, theft, hurtful words, and lack of grace.

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.

Some may look at thriving marriages and think, I'm just trying to survive my marriage. Thankfully, the biblical narrative provides followers of Jesus the key to healthy marriage: commitment. Pastor Chuck Swindoll spotlights select marriages from Scripture that survived and ultimately thrived. Listen in and learn how you can do the same!

Following Jesus rarely means walking through life as though it were a rosy garden. Rather, life is more often like a battleground, not a playground. Many reject Jesus and His message . . . . . . and so they reject His messengers as well. Occasionally, then, Christians must decide to resist the authorities of their land in order to walk with integrity and follow God. Acts 4:1-22 presents the first situation where this truth occurred. Explore what happened with Pastor Chuck Swindoll so that you can find guidance and strength in case God calls you to live in a time when you must uphold the integrity of righteous resistance.

Following Jesus rarely means walking through life as though it were a rosy garden. Rather, life is more often like a battleground, not a playground. Many reject Jesus and His message . . . . . . and so they reject His messengers as well. Occasionally, then, Christians must decide to resist the authorities of their land in order to walk with integrity and follow God. Acts 4:1-22 presents the first situation where this truth occurred. Explore what happened with Pastor Chuck Swindoll so that you can find guidance and strength in case God calls you to live in a time when you must uphold the integrity of righteous resistance.

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.

John the baptizer didn't strike out on his own to make a name for himself. God sent him to be a witness-to tell the truth about the light. John was not the light, and nobody knew that better than himself. In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Swindoll draws on John's life and ministry to outline three core characteristics of true humility. Listen in to learn how to accept your God-given role, how to refuse to be someone you're not, and how to rejoice in the successes of others.

John the baptizer didn't strike out on his own to make a name for himself. God sent him to be a witness-to tell the truth about the light. John was not the light, and nobody knew that better than himself. In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Swindoll draws on John's life and ministry to outline three core characteristics of true humility. Listen in to learn how to accept your God-given role, how to refuse to be someone you're not, and how to rejoice in the successes of others.

John the baptizer didn't strike out on his own to make a name for himself. God sent him to be a witness-to tell the truth about the light. John was not the light, and nobody knew that better than himself. In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Swindoll draws on John's life and ministry to outline three core characteristics of true humility. Listen in to learn how to accept your God-given role, how to refuse to be someone you're not, and how to rejoice in the successes of others.

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.

Two disturbing realities troubled the prophet Habakkuk: the wrongs and wickedness of his times and the silence and absence of God. Sound familiar? So the prophet asked two major questions of God: "How long?" and "Why?" Thankfully, we have the short book that bears his name to find the profound conclusions from his spiritual wrestling. Listen in to Habakkuk's intriguing dialogue with God in this sermon from Pastor Chuck Swindoll. Discover how to have the integrity of waiting, without worrying-how to live in light of the fact that God is God and we are not.

Two disturbing realities troubled the prophet Habakkuk: the wrongs and wickedness of his times and the silence and absence of God. Sound familiar? So the prophet asked two major questions of God: "How long?" and "Why?" Thankfully, we have the short book that bears his name to find the profound conclusions from his spiritual wrestling. Listen in to Habakkuk's intriguing dialogue with God in this sermon from Pastor Chuck Swindoll. Discover how to have the integrity of waiting, without worrying-how to live in light of the fact that God is God and we are not.

Two disturbing realities troubled the prophet Habakkuk: the wrongs and wickedness of his times and the silence and absence of God. Sound familiar? So the prophet asked two major questions of God: "How long?" and "Why?" Thankfully, we have the short book that bears his name to find the profound conclusions from his spiritual wrestling. Listen in to Habakkuk's intriguing dialogue with God in this sermon from Pastor Chuck Swindoll. Discover how to have the integrity of waiting, without worrying-how to live in light of the fact that God is God and we are not.

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.

Ever feel like you don't have what it takes? Maybe you feel like your past or social standing or wealth or, perhaps, a physical disability overshadows your life and limits your vision. Jabez was a man who had every reason to do so, coming from very painful beginnings, but he turned to God who called him to something great. In this study on 1 Chronicles 4:9-10, Pastor Chuck Swindoll encourages you that God might be calling you to do something big, something great-as He did with obscure Jabez-all for the furtherance of His kingdom and glory.