Turning Point Radio

If you expect the Christian life to be trouble-free, you’re in for a rude awakening. But you don’t have to let problems overwhelm you. Turn them into praises! Dr. David Jeremiah continues his profile of King David, who was familiar with trouble yet was a man after God’s own heart.

It’s normal to sometimes feel like running away from your troubles. But have you ever tried to hide from them in a cave? Dr. David Jeremiah shares a time in King David’s life when he did precisely that and reveals how he ultimately turned his problems into praise.

Few people in history ever suffered as much hardship and loss as Job. What did he learn from it all? What can we learn from it? Dr. David Jeremiah shares three lessons, based on Job's ordeals, to help us endure and overcome our own times of hardship.

When you think about Job, you probably think of suffering and hardship. But that’s not the most important lesson from his life. Dr. David Jeremiah explains how God can use the worst of circumstances to bring about the greatest of blessings.

It’s one thing to say that you fully trust God. But if you struggle to accept His timing instead of your own, are you trusting God fully? Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 37 for insights on what it means to “wait on the Lord.”

Worried about your weaknesses? God’s Word says your strength is perfected in weakness! Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares what this powerful truth means for believers.

Do you find your “trust meter” running on empty these days? Are you leery of trusting your government? Your schools? What about your neighbors? We might have reason to mistrust our worldly institutions, but Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that’s more reason to put our trust in God.

Wandering in the wilderness of life can be so overwhelming, it’s easy to miss all the small ways in which God sustains you from day to day. Dr. David Jeremiah encourages you to appreciate those things as he returns to Exodus and the story of God’s provision for His people.

What can a nation’s deliverance from a physical wilderness teach us about overcoming the current moral wilderness? Dr. David Jeremiah shares how God delivered Israel and how He can do the same for us, if we’re willing.

If God isn’t impacting your life, the problem isn’t that He is too weak. It’s that you’re too strong, leaving no room for Him to work. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at how we can empty ourselves of pride so that God can fill us with His strength and virtues.

Worried about your weaknesses? Be encouraged. God’s Word says your strength is perfected in your weakness! Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks this paradox, and shares what this powerful truth means for believers in everyday life.

How do you handle stress and conflict? Do you soar above the fray or flail in the midst of it until you’re exhausted? Dr. David Jeremiah begins this series by offering you the spiritual strength to overcome life's trials.

According to Jesus, success doesn’t come through pride or self-interest, but through humility. Is it possible to live humbly in our modern, me-first culture? Dr. David Jeremiah shares some biblical tools for living like Christ... with a new perspective on love.

In a world that tells you success is achieved by clawing your way to the top, God’s Word turns that wisdom upside-down… literally. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why rising to the top in God’s eyes is directly related to lowering yourself in the world’s eyes.

How do you handle stress and conflict? Do you soar above the fray or flail in the midst of it until you’re exhausted? Dr. David Jeremiah begins this series by offering you the spiritual strength to overcome life's trials.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Holy Spirit’s help in the believer’s walk and witness, highlighting a life lived with wisdom and speech marked by courtesy, compassion, and clarity. These traits demonstrate the Spirit’s work in guiding daily conduct and interactions.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the Holy Spirit’s help in the believer’s worship through Colossians 4:2–4, emphasizing prayer that is diligent, watchful, thankful, and evangelistic. These qualities reflect a Spirit-directed approach to communion with God.

Dr. David Jeremiah describes the marks of a Spirit-filled Christian, showing how a life controlled by the Spirit, committed to the Word of God, and characterized by peace produces gratitude. He also highlights a life of continual prayer and a concern for the will of God, where gratitude is revealed as God’s desire for everyone and in every circumstance.

Dr. David Jeremiah highlights how a Spirit-filled life is expressed through continual prayer and a concern for the will of God, where gratitude is both God’s desire for everyone and His purpose in every circumstance.

Dr. David Jeremiah describes the marks of a Spirit-filled Christian, showing how a life controlled by the Spirit, grounded in the Word of God, and characterized by peace results in gratitude. These qualities reflect the Spirit’s work within the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah highlights the potential of Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:20–21, pointing to God’s ability to work beyond what we ask or think. These verses emphasize the limitless power of God at work in and through the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the posture of Paul’s prayer in Ephesians 3:14–15, revealing a reverent approach rooted in God’s authority and family. He then unfolds the possibilities of that prayer as the Holy Spirit strengthens believers to embrace Christ’s presence, experience His love, and enjoy the fullness of God.

Dr. David Jeremiah addresses common problems associated with spiritual gifts, including issues of spirituality, specialization, and self-centeredness. He then outlines their proper practice through investigation, involvement, interest, introspection, and interaction.

In this message, Dr. David Jeremiah explores the possibility and promise of greater works, presenting what God intends to accomplish through believers. He highlights the greater message, ministry, and miracles that define this promise, along with the power behind these works and the priorities that shape them.

Dr. David Jeremiah surveys the key passages on spiritual gifts, outlining their various expressions, including special, speaking, serving, and sign gifts. He explains their purpose in edifying and establishing believers while exalting Christ.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the power behind these greater works and the priorities that shape them. These truths reveal how God enables and directs the work accomplished through His people.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the possibility and promise of greater works, presenting a vision of what God intends to accomplish through believers. He highlights the greater message, ministry, and miracles that define this promise.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the fruit of the Spirit in the believer’s relationships and personal development, including longsuffering, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, meekness, and self-control. These qualities demonstrate the Spirit’s work in shaping character and guiding interactions with others.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the fruit of the Spirit as it relates to our personal experience with God, highlighting love, joy, and peace. These qualities reflect the Spirit’s work in shaping the believer’s inner life and relationship with Him.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the command to be filled with the Spirit in Ephesians 5:18, emphasizing its central role in the Christian life. He outlines the conditions for experiencing the Spirit’s fullness, including a desire for His control, a turning from sin, a full dedication to Christ, and a daily dependence on the Spirit. The resulting effects are seen in a believer’s life through speaking, singing, giving thanks, and submitting, as described in Ephesians 5:18–21.

Dr. David Jeremiah addresses the destructive influence of the flesh, revealing its ongoing impact within the believer. These truths highlight the internal and external challenges that shape the Christian walk.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the demands of the Christian life alongside the determined opposition believers face from their enemy. He presents a clear picture of the spiritual conflict that accompanies a life of faith.

Dr. David Jeremiah outlines the ministry of spiritual illumination through spiritual discernment—its parameters, process, and power—along with spiritual dependence and direction. These elements describe how God enables understanding and provides guidance in the believer’s life.

Dr. David Jeremiah explores the mandate and mystery of spiritual illumination, emphasizing the need for divine understanding in the believer’s life. He presents it as a work that goes beyond human ability, rooted in God’s initiative.

Ephesians 5:18–21 reveals the visible results of a Spirit-filled life, expressed through speaking, singing, giving thanks, and submitting. These evidences reflect the Spirit’s active work in shaping the believer’s attitudes and relationships.

Dr. David Jeremiah presents a comprehensive look at the Holy Spirit, emphasizing His personality, priority, and abiding presence in John 14:16–17. The message also explores His purposes in promoting Jesus Christ, strengthening believers, guiding them into truth, and interceding in prayer. Together, these truths highlight the Spirit’s active and permanent role in the life of every believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah examines the command to be filled with the Spirit from Ephesians 5:18, emphasizing its central place in the Christian life. He outlines the necessary conditions, including a desire for the Spirit’s control, a turning from sin, a full dedication to Christ, and a daily dependence on the Spirit.

Dr. David Jeremiah explains the new birth as the work of the Holy Spirit through the truth of Scripture, showing how spiritual life begins. Biblical examples further illustrate how this transformation takes place and is clearly displayed in the life of the believer.

Dr. David Jeremiah presents the new birth as a real and transformative experience that brings spiritual life. Its effects, though unseen, are evident—unpredictable in timing, unstoppable in power, and undeniable in result.

From the beginning, God designed a plan to make sure we never have to be alone in this life. It’s the family. Dr. David Jeremiah offers practical tools from God’s Word to help you serve and strengthen your own family.

God never promised you wouldn’t have to face your fears, but He did promise you wouldn’t have to face them alone. Dr. David Jeremiah opens Psalm 34 to bring comfort, encouragement, and peace of mind to believers who are feeling afraid.

What are you afraid of? Losing a loved one? Changing careers? General uncertainty? Dr. David Jeremiah has some good news for you! Tune in as he shares encouragement from God’s Word that was written by a man who knew a thing or two about overcoming fear.

Spending time in God’s Word results in more than just a good read. It will change our life in some powerful ways. Dr. David Jeremiah examines the Bible's power in the life of the believer, which makes it unlike any other book in existence.

Many fail to find true happiness in this life because they’re looking in the wrong places. What should we seek, and what should we avoid as we pursue happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 1 for God's guidance on finding happiness.

The Bible is no ordinary book. Do you treasure it as the full revelation of God to mankind? Your answer can impact your life for eternity. Drawing from Psalm 19, Dr. David Jeremiah shares three ways God reveals Himself to us.

The more like Christ you become, the happier you’ll be. Sadly, the opposite is also true. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his study of God’s recipe for happiness in this life as well its counterpart: the recipe for sadness and misery.

Many fail to find true happiness in this life because they’re looking in the wrong places. What should we seek, and what should we avoid as we pursue happiness? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 1 for God's guidance on finding happiness.

From the largest galaxies to the smallest atoms, God is the Creator of the universe and the Author of life itself. Yet He loves and thinks about us non-stop! Dr. David Jeremiah looks at this marvelous truth and the priceless treasure we will see when we look at ourselves through God’s eyes.

How can we measure our worth? By the salary we command? By the number of followers we have on social media? By the brand names in our closet or garage? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the only worthwhile measurement—our true value in the eyes of our Creator.

How can we measure our worth? By the salary we command? By the number of followers we have on social media? By the brand names in our closet or garage? Dr. David Jeremiah considers the only worthwhile measurement—our true value in the eyes of our Creator.