It’s a foundational cornerstone of the Christian faith one that devoted men and women have clung to as the hope of their salvation for 2000 years: Jesus Christ is the Son of God. More
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- The Cross
- The Trinity
Who Is Jesus?
As men and women both inside and outside the church become increasingly confused about what they believe and why, it is imperative that we make sure that we have a solid grasp of the "essentials." Nowhere is this more necessary than in the matter of the person and work of Jesus Christ. If we are able to identify the fraudulent statements concerning Christ which are found in Mormonism and other cults, we must pay careful attention to biblical truth. It is essential that we are able to clearly answer the questions: What did He say? What does it mean and what does it matter?Recent Broadcasts
A Call to the Potential Drifter
During the college years, students are exposed to quite a few distracting opportunities. How can young men and women stay focused on their personal and spiritual goals? Hear a message delivered to an audience of college students titled A Call to the Potential Drifter on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg! More
A Call to the Potential Drifter
During the college years, students are exposed to quite a few distracting opportunities. How can young men and women stay focused on their personal and spiritual goals? Hear a message delivered to an audience of college students titled A Call to the Potential Drifter on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg! More
Energetic in Goodness (Part 2 of 2)
As Christians, we’re not supposed to blend in with the crowd. The book of Titus teaches that our faith should be noticeable to those we meet. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg challenges us to stand out so Christ can be on display. More
Energetic in Goodness (Part 1 of 2)
Because of the cross, Christians are declared “righteous.” As a result, we’re called to lead holy lives. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg begins a new series called For Goodness Sake, explaining how God’s redemptive power compels us to be radically different from our culture. More