Truth For Life

"We're not at liberty to rewrite the Bible so that people will like us, to accommodate the perspectives and positions of a world that is alien to the truth of God." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/4dvgNr4

"Our churches, and our nation and world, need those who have the courage to speak truth, even if it brings mockery and rejection." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/47Afcwo

"The Father knows everything about us and loves us, and His concern for us extends from all eternity to eternity and all the journey in between." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/478rc8b

"Jesus was the solution to John's tears, just as He is to our own tears of fearfulness when we feel the world pressing in against us—when we feel worn down, small, weak, and marginalized, and when we are tempted to believe that this world, rather than being under control, is governed only by chaos." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/4tabpyr

Many men and women sit in the pews of their churches, hearing the Gospel and believing it—yet never taking the next critical step. It is not enough to believe with our heads. It far from enough to hold up our good works to God. In humility, we must cry out, "Lord Jesus, save me!" tfl.to/3Pob0JS

"We don't read our Bibles to satisfy our curiosity. We read our Bibles because it is food for our souls." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/4sdOfXv

"If we want to see the Spirit of God move in a way that can only be described as supernatural, we must first be willing to earnestly, humbly, and continually pray." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/4sP1CgV

"If you're a disciple, you belong—you were chosen from eternity—you believe what the Bible says, and you behave in line with your believing." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/4cQGRg3

"You have in the Lord Jesus a Great High Priest who is perfectly able to sympathize with your sufferings." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/4sLUQZp

How does the Bible talk about sin? tfl.to/4dliKWV

"I have manifested your name to the people whom you gave me out of the world. Yours they were, and you gave them to me, and they have kept your word." (John 17:6 ESV) Listen to today's program: tfl.to/3Ng4O6c

"We should see the cross as grounded in the eternal mind of God, who had determined from all of eternity to call a people to Himself through Jesus and to restore under Him everything that would be spoiled by the fall." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/4sefLV9

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"Instead of exploiting their positions, the followers of Jesus should exercise leadership by serving rather than seeking to be served. To do so, then, is to alter the emphasis from status and from honor and to place it upon the well-being of others." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/4s2Yfms

"[Caleb] was confident not in his ability nor in the ability of the Israelites but in the power of God and the trustworthiness of His character. He was a man of faith in the midst of fear." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/4bCJ65A

"Pride is the ugliest of monsters. Pride penetrates everything. And pride, in our contemporary culture, has actually been elevated to a position of desirability." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/4lIToVr

"A solid, experiential grasp of basic Christian doctrine … will undoubtedly be the light to our path when all else seems dark …, the root of faith that runs deep, the anchor for our souls." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/3NcTyYe

The world feels upside‑down because sin has spoiled what God made good. Alistair reminds us that Christians don’t get to skip the turbulence, but we never face it without the One who loved us and gave Himself for us.

"Jesus was unreservedly committed to doing what the Father had given Him to do." —Alistair Begg Listen to today's program: tfl.to/3Pg41ma

"With … radical remorse, we have a choice: repent and be reconciled to God, or despair and condemn ourselves." —Alistair Begg Read today's devotional: tfl.to/40WHjC7