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"The world was a sinful and wicked place, and it grieved God so much that He regretted ever creating mankind! Noah was the only one who found favor in the eyes of God (Genesis 6:5-7).

But what set Noah apart? In this three-part series, Dr. Stanley uses both the story of Noah’s obedience to God and examples from his own life to help us discover how we can listen, trust, and obey the Lord. God may not be calling you to build an Ark, but He is most certainly calling you to fulfill His will.

When we make wise decisions that honor and bring glory to Him, we will find His favor in our own lives."

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

The world was a sinful and wicked place, and it grieved God so much that He regretted ever creating mankind! Noah was the only one who found favor in the eyes of God (Genesis 6:5-7).

But what set Noah apart? In part two of this three-part series, Dr. Stanley uses both the story of Noah’s obedience to God and examples from his own life to help us discover how we can listen, trust, and obey the Lord. God may not be calling you to build an Ark, but He is most certainly calling you to fulfill His will.

When we make wise decisions that honor and bring glory to Him, we will find His favor in our own lives.

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

The world was a sinful and wicked place, and it grieved God so much that He regretted ever creating mankind. Yet Noah found favor in the eyes of God (Genesis 6:5-7). In this three-part series, Dr. Stanley uses both the story of Noah’s obedience to God and examples from his own life to help us discover how we can listen, trust, and obey the Lord. God may not be calling you to build an Ark, but He is most certainly calling you to fulfill His will. When we make wise decisions that honor and bring glory to Him, we will find His favor in our own lives.

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

"The truth is we all need forgiveness, we all need to repent, and we all need to surrender our lives to God if we intend to go to heaven," says Dr. Stanley. In this message, he brings clarity to the mystical concept of spiritual rebirth. For many of us, salvation can seem like too abstract an idea to comprehend, but the fact of the matter is it's the cornerstone of our faith. Learn the simple truth of the gospel: what it means to be born again.

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

Have you opened all of God’s gifts?
When we think about blessings, we sometimes focus on material and physical benefits like homes, jobs, family, and health. But there are even greater spiritual provisions that we may not have considered. In this message, Dr. Stanley teaches us how to be ever mindful of the wealth of favor we receive from God, at the moment of salvation and every day thereafter.
As we intentionally recognize every good thing we see, hear, and hope for as coming from a generous heavenly Father, our lives will be filled with gratitude and praise.

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

“It is not good for the man to be alone” (Genesis 2:18).

In the beginning, the first thing God declared bad was loneliness, and it still plagues humanity today. In this message, Dr. Stanley lays out a clear-cut path to overcoming this involuntary solitary confinement.

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

David cried out to God in his time of distress, and said, “If the foundations are destroyed, what can the righteous do?” (Psalm 11:3). It’s how we all feel when adversity comes to our lives: It’s as if the ground beneath our feet has started to crumble. The story of Saul persecuting David illustrates how to find a sure path when it feels like your life is falling apart.

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

Have you ever wondered what should come between salvation and heaven? How does God want you to live in the in-between?

Our heavenly Father designed a unique plan for you before you were even born—and He wants you to pursue it with anticipation and confidence. In this message, Dr. Stanley points us toward the principles God established for abundant life as we seek His will, learn His ways, and engage in His purposes.


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

Picture a tug-of-war contest. Two sides struggle against each other, straining to gain control. Can both sides win? Of course not—that’s the nature of the game. In this message, Dr. Stanley sheds light on the internal conflict each of us must face: the battle between obeying God or indulging our flesh. It’s a high-stakes struggle with only one winner. But as children of God we're not left on our own—with the Holy Spirit on our side, we’re each equipped with self-control. Learn how this fruit of the Spirit tips the scales in your favor.

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

Sooner or later, each of us must face the reality that in our own strength we don't measure up—we've all sinned and fallen short most every day of our lives. But the good news is God’s faithfulness to us has never depended on our perfection. In this message, Dr. Stanley explores four ways we experience God’s fidelity in keeping His promises to His children. Relax into the trustworthy character of our heavenly Father—He will never leave or forsake you.

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