Many Christians have a distorted view of what it means to live a godly life. They think godliness is about what you avoid rather than what you do. But the Bible gives us a much clearer picture of authentic godliness. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares what it really means to be a godly person.

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We’ve all said something we immediately regretted—something that slipped out before we could catch it. Once those words left our mouths, we wished we could take them back. But the damage was already done. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares practical principles for keeping destructive words from destroying your relationships.

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Throughout Scripture, the men and women God used most powerfully faced severe trials and tests of faith. And perhaps no test was more extreme than when God asked Abraham to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why Abraham’s extreme faith is evidence of genuine salvation.

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What does it mean to have a faith that goes beyond mere belief? Dr. Robert Jeffress tackles one of the most challenging stories in all of Scripture—when God asked Abraham to offer his beloved son Isaac as a sacrifice. This defining moment reveals what extreme faith really looks like!

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Perhaps the biggest so-called “contradiction” in Scripture concerns how we’re saved. The Apostle Paul declares that we’re saved by faith alone, while James insists that faith without works is dead. Why do they seem to contradict each other? Dr. Robert Jeffress shows that both writers are actually in agreement.

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For centuries, theologians have puzzled over the question of how a person can be made right with God. Paul says it’s by faith alone. James says that faith needs works. So which is it? Dr. Robert Jeffress unravels this apparent contradiction by showing how faith and works exist in perfect harmony.

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We all tend to treat people differently based on their appearance or social status. Maybe we’re a little more friendly to the well-dressed person or the person who drives an expensive car. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why preferential treatment isn’t just rude—it’s actually sinful.

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In restaurants, shops, and sadly even churches, we often see preferential treatment given to those who seem wealthy or important. But God’s house should be different! Dr. Robert Jeffress reveals that how we treat those who are less fortunate is a test of genuine faith.

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