Of all the adjectives that we could use to describe the King of Kings "humble" may not occur to us right away. Yet, that's exactly how Jesus portrayed Himself. Today on Truth For Life, we'll hear how the God of the universe was a Humble Servant. More
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- Character of God
- Jesus Christ
- Pride
To Know Christ
No matter the time or place, Jesus Christ still captures our attention. How can one man inspire such strong feelings of allegiance in some people and intense anger and hatred in others? Whether we’re worshiping him or debating him, it’s impossible to ignore him. In this series of messages, Alistair Begg explores seven aspects of Christ’s identity and work, unpacking what Jesus came to earth to accomplish and what he continues to do on our behalf today. As we understand Christ better, we will gain a right perspective on ourselves and how we may serve him.Recent Broadcasts
Used Of God (Part 2 of 2)
You may not be famous or wealthy, but God doesn’t choose us based on our skills or resources. He chooses those who are obedient and willing and uses them in mighty ways. Learn more about God’s call on your life, on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg! More
The Spiritual Forces of Evil (Part 1 of 4)
Most of us look forward to the day when we can retire. But, as the prophet Daniel reveals, there’s never a point when we can retire from our engagement in spiritual warfare. On Truth For Life with Alistair Begg, we learn about Daniel’s continued faithfulness in his old age! More
Gabriel and the 70 Weeks (Part 2 of 2)
Daniel’s prophecy of the seventy weeks is one of the most widely debated passages in Scripture. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg draws out his interpretation of this challenging text while pointing our eyes to the primary message: God’s power over human history. More
Gabriel and the 70 Weeks (Part 1 of 2)
On Truth For Life with Alistair Begg, we’re looking at a challenging passage: the prophecy of the seventy weeks. It’s been interpreted many different ways, but the main point is clear: God’s purpose will always come to pass. More
