Leaderspeak | William Cody Bateman ☕

If you had to describe your impact on the people around you in one sentence, what would you say? In this message, Dr. Stanley emphasizes the importance of living according to God’s instructions and how the Lord intends for our lives to make a difference. How we live gives credibility to the message of Jesus, and God wants us to live in a manner that glorifies Him.

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Two sons, two rebellions, two confrontations. One father, one response: My door is always open. In this message, Dr. Stanley explores the love of God the Father through the parable of the prodigal son. All of us have sinned and fallen away from God in our own ways, but no matter where sin takes us, the path back home is always the same. And at the end is a Father, longing to embrace us. Discover just how tender God's heart is toward you.

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While the Prodigal Son partied in a distant land, his older brother toiled in the backyard. But don't be fooled--turns out you don't have to leave home to rebel. In this message, Dr. Stanley takes a closer look at the second half of the parable of the lost son, examining the self-righteous attitude of his older brother. Though he has the appearance of a devoted son, in reality the older brother's heart is full of entitlement, bitterness, and jealousy. Don't let self-righteousness poison your relationship with God or His children. Find the cure that releases you to join the celebration.

For more messages from Charles Stanley, including this week's broadcast, go to intouch.org/tv.

For more messages from Charles Stanley, including this week's broadcast, go to intouch.org/tv.

For more messages from Charles Stanley, including this week's broadcast, go to intouch.org/tv.

“In this world you will have trouble” (John 16:33 NIV). Of all the promises Jesus made during His time on earth, that’s one we all wish weren't true. But, as most of us know from personal experience, it is.

In this message, Dr. Stanley echoes the disturbing reality of those words but reminds us that the verse doesn't end there: “But take heart! I have overcome the world.” Yes, storms—be they of our own disobedient making or an attack of the enemy’s—are inevitable. But through them all, God is conforming us to His image, demonstrating His power, and drawing us closer with His love.

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It is easy to become preoccupied with Christmas shopping, decorating, and holiday activities, but we must never lose sight of what happened two thousand years ago. In this message, Dr. Stanley revisits the story of Jesus’ birth and explores the many names and titles given to our Savior.

When we grow in our understanding of His story, we can better explain the true meaning of Christmas.

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In this message, Andy Stanley interviews his father, Dr. Stanley, reminiscing over charming memories of Stanley Christmases past. As the pair laugh about special moments they've shared, a common thread emerges: Christmas is a time to celebrate. We the redeemed are the reason for Christ’s coming, and because of Him, we have every reason to be joyful. Listen as Andy and Dr. Stanley illuminate the glad tidings of great joy that herald the arrival of our Savior.

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Is there something God is asking you to relinquish to Him?

In military terms, surrender means defeat, but for a follower of Jesus, it means victory over whatever is hindering our Christian life. In this message, Dr. Stanley explores what it truly means to ask the Lord for His will to be done in our lives and encourages us to let go of anything that God says is not for our best. We lose nothing when we yield everything to Him.

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Brushing teeth, drinking a cup of coffee, scrolling through social media—habits like these streamline the rhythm of our daily lives. But not all habits are equal, or even beneficial. In this message, Dr. Stanley details the seven habits that undergird a healthy spiritual life, encouraging us to dedicate ourselves to practices like prayer, generosity, and forgiveness. Make pursuing godliness a habit—you won’t regret it!

For more messages from Charles Stanley, including this week's broadcast, go to intouch.org/tv.