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John the Baptist was a unique character - some would even refer to him as eccentric, socially awkward or perhaps even strange! Yet, he devoted his life to faithfully fulfilling the single purpose to which he was called: to be the messenger for Christ. Hear the conclusion of this message today on Live in the Light.

On Live in the Light, we begin a new series examining the life of John the Baptist. John was a unique character - some would even refer to him as eccentric, socially awkward or perhaps even strange! Yet, he devoted his life to faithfully fulfill the single purpose to which he was called: to be the messenger for Christ. He knew the only way to true Joy was through Jesus. When John said of Christ, "He must increase, but I must decrease", he was sharing the way to find true life. Pastor Robbie Symons is in the book of Luke 1:12-17.

Today, Pastor Robbie Symons concludes his message on 2 Corinthians 5 where we consider this question: What does it mean to be a new creation? There are so many things in this world that shape our success or status, but only Christ makes us new and provides eternal life. In Christ, we are given a new life, a new vision. We’ve been entrusted with a new ministry, and we are now Christ's ambassadors. Join us on Live in the Light to behold the power of the gospel that makes all things new!

Join us for Live in the Light Weekends, where we're beginning a series on the book of Acts. We'll learn what it means to be a church driven by faith, prayer, and the transformative power of the Holy Spirit. Pastor Robbie Symons is beginning in Acts Chapter 1.

What does it look like to bring the church to people who may never walk through its doors? Pastor Jimmy Kim of Blue Tent Church shares how a weekly outreach in Mississauga, Ontario grew into a church community for people experiencing homelessness, addiction, and isolation. Through consistent relationships, practical care, and the hope of the Gospel, the ministry is helping people find belonging, healing, and a new direction in Christ.

In this study of Revelation 18:1-8, J. Mark Horst examines the fall of Babylon, a city that represents corrupted world systems. This episode outlines the processes God will use to accomplish Babylon's ultimate destruction. We see how God’s patience and mercy extend to all people, calling everyone to turn to Christ and separate from the world's corruption.

As we spend more time in church, we begin to hear two terms over and over, mercy and grace. We can hear them so often that we start to think they mean the same thing. In truth, they are beautifully distinct, but both essential in our lives. We’ll learn more today from Pastor John Felsman.

Get ready to see Christ in the Old Testament. Exodus 12 recounts one of the most important moments in Israel’s history—the Passover, the birth of Israel as a nation. God promised to redeem those who put their faith in His blood alone, and He still keeps that promise today.

Today, Pastor Robbie Symons looks at 2 Corinthians 5 and considers this question: What does it mean to be a new creation? There are so many things in this world that shape our success or status, but only Christ makes us new and provides eternal life. In Christ, we are given a new life, a new vision. We’ve been entrusted with a new ministry, and we are now Christ's ambassadors. Join us on Live in the Light to behold the power of the gospel that makes all things new!

If we are only ever thankful for receiving the things we want, then we’re not thankful for God’s provision, we’re grateful for control. But when we accept everything thing that comes our way, knowing God makes all things work together for our good and for His glory, then we can find beauty in trials. We’ll learn more today with Pastor Jeff Edwards.

In Exodus 10, Egypt faced the worst plague yet—locusts. This plague was so bad that Pharoah finally admitted, “I have sinned against the Lord your God.” Upon this admission, God sent the locusts away. When Pharoah’s heart hardened once again, darkness fell over Egypt, and God promised to bring one final judgment to the land of Egypt.

Join David Wollen as he explores what Scripture teaches about finding lasting contentment in Christ and why our deepest satisfaction is found not in what we have, but in knowing Jesus.

Why does Luke hold back the resurrected Jesus from this scene, focusing instead on an empty tomb, two angels, and a group of stunned, grieving women? Dr. John unpacks the discovery at the tomb and the disciples' skeptical reaction to the women's report, showing how the real climax isn't just seeing Jesus alive — it's realizing that everything he ever promised has come true.The End of the Beginning: Everyone knows how this story ends — Jesus is crucified, buried, and rises again. But in this 15-part series through Luke 23-24, Dr. John Neufeld shows why these familiar chapters still reward careful study, tracing the trials before Pilate and Herod and the road to the cross. Along the way, he uncovers details unique to Luke's account that reveal what kind of King Jesus truly is.

Today is the second part of yesterday's message on Live in the Light. Pastor Robbie Symons reminds us that our motives will drive our mission. In 2 Corinthians 5:11-15, the apostle Paul reveals what moved him: the fear of the Lord, integrity of heart, the love of Christ, and the call to no longer live for oneself. We are called to mimic Paul, whose life was not driven by outward approval, but by eternal perspective. Join us as we consider what truly motivates our hearts—and how the love of Jesus transforms our lives and purpose.

The things in our life that are familiar can be a comfort, but they can also be taken for granted. If you were to sit down and compile a list of all of the ways that God has blessed you, could you ever stop writing? We’ll learn more today with Pastor Jeff Edwards.

What happens to our faith when hope seems to collapse? Dr. John examines the surprising courage of Joseph of Arimathea, a secret believer who finally steps into the open to claim Jesus's body, alongside the quiet, unwavering faithfulness of the women who never left his side — a reminder that God's sustaining grace meets us in our darkest hours.The End of the Beginning: Everyone knows how this story ends — Jesus is crucified, buried, and rises again. But in this 15-part series through Luke 23-24, Dr. John Neufeld shows why these familiar chapters still reward careful study, tracing the trials before Pilate and Herod and the road to the cross. Along the way, he uncovers details unique to Luke's account that reveal what kind of King Jesus truly is.

In Psalm 91 verse one it saysThose who live in the shelter of the Most High will find rest in the shadow of the Almighty. The whole psalm details the great safety that God’s people can expect in His presence. We live in turbulent times, we’d do well to stick as close to Him as possible. We’ll learn more today with Pastor Henry Hinn.

When we were babies, we needed help with absolutely everything. Whether it was feeding or cleaning ourselves, we needed the help of our parents. This is accepted up to a certain point, because it’s the understanding that eventually we’ll mature and do it for ourselves. Do we have that same expectation with our faith? We’ll learn more today with Pastor Henry Hinn.

What do we do when we are tempted to give up? In 2 Corinthians 4:13-18, Paul provides not one but five powerful reasons why we should not give up in this life. He reminds us that our suffering is not meaningless—our trials are preparing us for eternal glory. Even as our outer selves waste away, we are being renewed day by day, and God is using our perseverance to bring life and hope to others for His glory. Pastor Robbie highlights the truth that will guide us through life's darkness, encourage us when we feel we can’t go on anymore, and remind us that we are raised to life with Christ.

Jonah reached rock bottom when he was thrown into the sea, but what looked like disaster became an instrument of God’s mercy. This message explains how God used the great fish to rescue Jonah, redirect him toward Nineveh, reach his heart, and prepare him to serve again. God’s correction is not intended to destroy His children, but to restore them and bring them back to obedience.

Jonah knew exactly what God wanted him to do, yet he deliberately chose to run in the opposite direction. This message reveals the danger of allowing circumstances to override God’s clear direction and the costly consequences that follow disobedience. Yet even in Jonah’s rebellion, God pursued him with grace, using the storm to turn him around and lead him back toward surrender.

When the winter months come, going outside without a heavy coat is not an option. We need the right winter gear in order to survive the season. When we’re serving Jesus, we always need to be ready and purposeful about our assignment, instead of laying it to the side. We’ll learn more today with Pastor Rycke Myalou.

This is the conclusion from yesterday's message in 2 Corinthians 4:7-12. Paul reminds us that in our weakness the Lord's power is put on display, and in our suffering he brings victory. Through this passage, Pastor Robbie invites us into God’s upside-down kingdom where power is revealed through broken vessels. Lean into God's upside-down economy today on Live in the Light.

The more you get to know the Bible, the more amazing it becomes. The more you learn, the more you see how the old testament and new testament are connected. Did you know the Goliath serves as an example of the antichrist in the old testament? We’ll learn more today with Pastor Kevin Serviss.

When doing home renovations, sometimes you uncover problems that you don’t want to see. On rare occasions, you can uncover hidden treasures that you didn’t know were there all along. The word of God is more like that second one. We can be familiar with a passage, without realizing the true worth that’s inside. We’ll learn more today with Pastor Kevin Serviss.

Give God your heart, then let Him sort out the rest. Moses offered some valid reasons proving why he was the wrong guy for the job. God made it clear that as long as Moses had a willing heart, “I will teach you what you shall say.” Follow along as we learn more about Moses’ feelings of inadequacy, Zipporah’s act of faith, and Pharoah’s important question: “Who is the Lord?”

Two enemies walk away friends — and the thing that brought them together is the murder of an innocent man. Dr. John Neufeld traces Jesus's strange appearance before Herod, a king eager for a miracle and met instead with total silence and mockery when Jesus refuses to perform. It's a sobering picture of how wicked men recognize and even respect wickedness in each other — and a reminder of exactly what Jesus came to rescue us from.The End of the Beginning: Everyone knows how this story ends — Jesus is crucified, buried, and rises again. But in this 15-part series through Luke 23-24, Dr. John Neufeld shows why these familiar chapters still reward careful study, tracing the trials before Pilate and Herod and the road to the cross. Along the way, he uncovers details unique to Luke's account that reveal what kind of King Jesus truly is.

Revelation / August 31 - September 2, 2026 Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores Job’s unwavering trust in God during a season of deep pain (Job 22–24). From the Series: Job: A Man of Heroic Endurance read more

Do you read Scripture like a mystery novel, seeking hidden meanings and secret answers? Throughout church history, many have similarly tried to pinpoint the exact timing of Christ’s return. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg explains why such curiosity is futile—and what our main concern should be. ----------------------------------------- • Click here and look for "FROM THE SERMON" to stream or read the full message. • This program is part of the series A Study in 1 Thessalonians, Volume 2’ • Learn more about our current resource, request your copy with a donation of any amount. • If you struggle to pray because your mind drifts, you don't know what to say, or you even question if God is listening and able to answer, transform your prayer life by learning to pray like the apostle Paul!  ‘Download the free audiobook Pray Big by Alistair Begg.’ Helpful Resources - Learn about God's salvation plan - Read our most recent articles - Subscribe to our daily devotional Follow Us YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | X This listener-funded program features the clear, relevant Bible teaching of Alistair Begg. Today’s program and nearly 3,000 messages can be streamed and shared for free at tfl.org thanks to the generous giving from monthly donors called Truthpartners. Learn more about this Gospel-sharing team or become one today. Thanks for listening to Truth For Life!

Today is Part 2 of Pastor Robbie's message in 2 Corinthians 4. Paul reminds us that we are not to lose heart! Through the light, truth and impact of the gospel, we are resilient, we refuse to tamper with God’s word, we recognize the spiritual battle, and we revel in the light of Christ. Join us on Live in the Light as we dive deeper into each of these points and find encouragement for the race we are called to run.

You can run from God, but you can never escape His presence or His purposes. Through Jonah’s deliberate rebellion, this message reveals the downward path of disobedience and the storm God used to interrupt it. Jonah’s experience ultimately points to God’s grace and faithfulness toward those who surrender and return to Him.

What do we do when we are discouraged? In 2 Corinthians 4, Paul reminds us that we are not to lose heart! Through the light, truth and impact of the gospel, we are resilient, we refuse to tamper with God’s word, we recognize the spiritual battle, and we revel in the light of Christ. Join us on Live in the Light as we dive deeper into each of these points with Pastor Robbie Symons and find encouragement for the race we are called to run.

When we’re outside on cold days, we can see our breath. In those moments, we become very aware of the air that we’re breathing. When we’re in a warm environment, there’s just as much air around us, but we’re not necessarily aware of it. There are times when the presence of God feels tangible, but even when it doesn’t, do we still recognize that He’s always with us? We’ll learn more today with Pastor Jeff Edwards.

Revelation / August 31 - September 2, 2026 Pastor Chuck Swindoll explores Job’s unwavering trust in God during a season of deep pain (Job 22–24). From the Series: Job: A Man of Heroic Endurance read more

Jonah received a clear command from God to go to Nineveh, but he deliberately chose to travel in the opposite direction. This message explores how disobedience can deceive us into mistaking favorable circumstances for God’s approval and how running from God ultimately carries a heavy cost. Yet Jonah’s story also reveals a faithful God who pursues His people and lovingly works to bring them back to obedience.