The Bible-Teaching Ministry of Pastor Chuck Swindoll
Once you’ve met Daniel, you’ll never be the same.
From his story, you’ll learn how to stand firm in your faith, to pray with more passion, to speak the truth, and to trust in God’s magnificent sovereignty.
Complete the first volume in this series by Chuck Swindoll on the life of Daniel, and you’ll be convinced that one person can make a difference. That person is you.
John 10:9–10; Ephesians 4:25–32
When the calendar turns and we face a new year, many of us wonder what kinds of changes will take place in the coming year or how our lives will make a difference for others. Living the Life, this New Year’s message from Chuck Swindoll, presents a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the past and renew our commitment to Christ for the future. What changes will you make as the calendar turns this year?
Conflicts are inevitable in every family. Sometimes busy and preoccupied parents create conflict. At other times, children act selfishly, respond angrily, or flat-out rebel against their parents. When conflicts remain unresolved, there can be a permanent breakdown in relationships that time alone will not heal.
This two-part series by Chuck Swindoll gives down-to-earth advice from the Bible on how to resolve family conflicts. Urging us to combine tough love with tender hearts, these messages offer a realistic road to that reconciliation we long for.
He Is Risen…He Is Risen Indeed!
Death is one of the greatest fears in life! Many people would do anything to escape death—even if it means denying it all our days. Thankfully, Jesus offers life to those who believe in Him!
In this Easter message, Chuck Swindoll reminds us that Jesus Christ has overcome death—and through faith in Him, we will continue to live after we die. Christ’s resurrection proved that we, too, can have victory over death!
Conflict is pervasive. It inhabits every corner and crevice of this sin-stained world. In this miniseries covering Romans 14, Chuck Swindoll teaches us that if we’re to practice consistent gracious living in spite of conflict, we require the presence of others. People with different perspectives and values can challenge our ability to live with them in unity, peace, and love. Yet, as laid out clearly in Scripture, unity is the goal for believers. If we mean to work through our conflicts and live in unity, only a regular outpouring of grace and love will suffice.
When was the last time you read any of the General Epistles? Hebrews, with its references to Old Testament sacrifices and Jewish feasts, might seem outdated. Jude’s record of a cosmic battle over the body of Moses might fit best in a sci-fi movie. And Revelation, with its strange apocalyptic imagery, might stir contention and confusion within the church.
But did you know that these ancient letters contain many spiritual riches? In God’s Masterwork, Volume Seven: The Final Word—A Survey of Hebrews–Revelation, you will discover:
The God’s Masterwork, Volume Seven audio series will help you dig into these nine treasures from the first century! You’ll gain theological depth and grow in your practical devotion to Christ.
Do you need a biblical pick-me-up? The New Testament contains 13 letters written by the apostle Paul that explain theology, correct faults, encourage godly living, and outline the structure and function of the church. God’s Masterwork, Volume Six: Letters to God’s People—A Survey of Romans–Philemon describes how these topics apply to your life today.
In God’s Masterwork, Volume Six, Chuck Swindoll reminds listeners that even though the apostle wrote during the first century AD, Paul’s epistles comprise God’s inspired, inerrant Word, which applies to your life today. So, you can read these New Testament letters as if Paul addressed them to you!
Enjoy God’s Masterwork, Volume Six, and grow in your love and obedience to Christ.
The book of Daniel tells us God’s plan for the future.
Daniel’s mystifying visions of beasts, angelic warfare, and mysterious prophecies find both their explanation and application in Chuck Swindoll’s series.
Prophecy doesn’t have to be a mystery. Once understood, it can change your life.
I am an intern Bible school student now, and I've been reading the book Improving Your Serve. I considered the book as God's resource for me to learn that there are struggles and pain in serving Him, from rejection and from other people's criticism. As a young lady who wants to serve God, the book added to my courage knowing that God holds my victory. —V. C. from The Philippines
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