Even when your physical life is over, you have the opportunity to bring life to others. For Elisha, it was a literal experience. What will it be for you? Dr. David Jeremiah concludes his series about Elisha with biblical insights and life-giving lessons from Elisha’s life and death.

Why are Christians so diligent in most areas of life, yet so content with only partial victory in their spiritual lives, leaving the enemy free to attack again? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers this question, which is at the heart of one of the final scenes in the life of Elisha.

Living the Christian life isn’t meant to be a sprint, but a marathon—a consistent, step-by-step means of growing in your faith a little more each day. Dr. David Jeremiah returns to the life of Elisha and his encounter with a figure who perfectly embodies this principle.

Not every miracle is as dramatic as parting the Red Sea. Sometimes a miracle is as simple as pulling a tool out of a river. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates how no problem is too small for God.

Some people can put a negative spin on the best of news. Sadly, even some Christians make a habit of this. What does God think of such pessimism? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares what happens when a messenger greets good news with a doom-and-gloom attitude.

We live each day in the physical world, while all around us agents of good and evil exist in a realm that is unseen, at least most of the time. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares a rare instance when God allowed mankind to see that invisible realm, inspiring incredible confidence.

Not every miracle is as dramatic as parting the Red Sea or giving sight to the blind. Sometimes a miracle is as simple as pulling a tool out of a river. If you think your problems are too small for God, listen as Dr. David Jeremiah examines just such a miracle.

He’s the Creator of the universe and life itself, all-knowing and all-powerful. Yet God still knows you individually and loves you personally. Dr. David Jeremiah ponders this truth in a story from Elisha’s life that illustrates how much God cares about even the most routine problems you face.

When you ask something of God, do you accept the answer on His terms? Or do you dictate your own terms and wonder why your request is unanswered? Dr. David Jeremiah considers this question as it arises in the story of Naaman, who asks Elisha for a miracle but doesn’t like the answer.

In our fast-paced world, joy can turn to despair in mere moments. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah offers a welcome reminder that the God of miracles is with you in every moment.

If God has used a seemingly insignificant event to change the course of your life, you have something in common with the Old Testament figure, Naaman. Dr. David Jeremiah shares how an unnamed girl’s comment set the stage for a miracle in the life of the mighty military leader.

In today’s fast-paced world, joy can turn to despair in mere moments. Aren’t you glad the God of miracles is with you in every moment? Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical advice on how to respond to God when He brings you through a season of despair.

Have you ever received a blessing and wondered what God was preparing you for? He might have blessed you simply because He loves you! As he continues his series on Elisha, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how believers ought to respond when blessed—or disappointed—by God.

If you’re a Christian, you know there’s nothing that God can’t do. Miracles are a vivid example of that. But sometimes miracles depend on your cooperation. Dr. David Jeremiah shares why God might require the participation of His people before delivering a miracle.

From turning water into wine to feeding five thousand with a little boy’s lunch, God can turn something mundane into something miraculous. If you need some motivation for putting your faith into action, listen as Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates this truth in the life and ministry of Elisha.

When you have God’s blessing, you can expect life to be more satisfying. Just don’t expect it to be easier. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Elisha’s life reflected this truth.

When you have God’s blessing, you can expect your life to be fuller, richer, and more satisfying. Just don’t expect it to be easier. Dr. David Jeremiah considers how Elisha’s life was changed by receiving a double portion of God’s blessing and what that means for those who seek His blessing today.

If you could ask for anything you wanted, what would it be? For Solomon it was wisdom. For Elisha it was something even more audacious. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah focuses on Elisha's unusual request and how it was granted by his mentor.

Do you have the faith to ask God for a double portion of His blessing? Elisha did, and God answered in a big way. Dr. David Jeremiah begins a new series with a look at Elisha's character, his call, and how this Old Testament figure can help believers today.

Pastors and other Christians frequently use the phrase, "living out your faith." But what does it really mean to do that? Today Dr. David Jeremiah provides a biblical roadmap for living the faith-filled life God wants for us and becoming the people He created us to be.

In a world that says there are no absolutes, how can we take a firm stand for Christ and boldly live the life God has in mind for us? Today Dr. David Jeremiah answers those questions with a look at the qualities that should be evident in the life of every committed believer.

When King David hid in a cave with four hundred men, he proved that you don’t have to be alone to feel lonely. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 142, which offers help for the lonely.

Can Christians experience loneliness? The Bible contains many stories of godly people who suffered with it. Fortunately, Scripture also offers tools to help us escape it. Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah shares those tools in a special, timely message.

It’s easy to become lonely and discouraged when we focus on our problems. The solution? Focus on God’s ability to overcome them! Dr. David Jeremiah returns to Psalm 142, which powerfully illustrates the journey from loneliness and defeat to fulfillment and victory.

David was far from alone as he hid in a cave with four hundred other men, but he was overcome by the pain of loneliness. Today Dr. David Jeremiah turns to Psalm 142, which not only gives voice to King David’s loneliness but offers help when we experience it.

The friendship of David and Jonathan is more than just a biblical example of companionship. It’s proof that God doesn’t want His children to suffer the pain of loneliness. Dr. David Jeremiah examines this beautiful friendship, and shares insights to help us find – and be – the kind of friend that keeps loneliness at bay.

Everyone gets older. But not everyone grows older. Understanding the difference between the two is crucial for a life of meaning and fulfillment. Today Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at Caleb and considers the physical, mental, and spiritual growth we’re meant to experience in every stage of life – including our senior years.

The Bible has a lot to say about the single life, and both the married and unmarried can benefit from it. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares what the apostle Paul taught about avoiding loneliness.

In a culture that celebrates youth and vitality, the prospect of growing older can leave us feeling frightened and lonely. How will we fit into the world of tomorrow? Dr. David Jeremiah turns to the Old Testament story of Caleb for assurance that old age can’t keep us from doing great things.

The passage of time is unbearable when you’re lonely, as each tick of the clock seems to underscore the emptiness you feel. Dr. David Jeremiah reminds us that God’s timing is perfect and shares biblical examples of how He always breaks through people’s loneliness at just the right moment.

Even though Scripture doesn't contain the word “loneliness,” its pages are filled with stories of people who experienced it profoundly. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the accounts of those people and how God’s presence transformed their lives. Find assurance that God will meet you in the midst of your loneliness.

You might have heard, read, and even studied the Word of God. But have you truly received it? Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares a special message of encouragement from 1 Thessalonians to help you move from head-knowledge of God’s Word to heart-knowledge.

Scripture is filled with stories of God’s power helping the heroes of the Bible. But His power wasn’t just for heroes; it’s still available for every believer! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the power that’s unleashed when you move from reading God’s Word to applying it.

Even when your physical life is over, you can still bring life to others. For Elisha, it was a very literal experience. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah shares biblical insights from Elisha’s life and death.

It is both a sword and a hammer. It is as precious as silver and as practical as a seed. It reveals the heart of God and should reside in your heart as well. It’s the Bible, and today, Dr. David Jeremiah considers why it is so vital in the life of a believer.

How do you approach your time in God’s Word? Do you read the Bible from a sense of duty or obligation? Or do you study it because you know that your life will benefit? Dr. David Jeremiah offers some vivid examples of the powerful things the Bible can do in the life of the believer.