You can spend your whole life preparing to follow Jesus without taking the next step. Luke 9 and James 1 confront the difference between promising obedience and practicing it.

What if the pain of your past is keeping you from seeing the purpose of God in your life?
Joseph was betrayed by his brothers, sold into slavery, falsely accused, and thrown into prison. Yet when God raised him to a position of incredible power, Joseph refused to let his past define who he was.
He let that stuff go!
In this powerful, eye-opening message, Pastor Voddie Baucham challenges everything you thought you knew about Joseph’s story. What if the real message isn’t about going from the pit to the palace, becoming successful, or gaining wealth and influence? What if it’s about something far greater—God’s providence, His covenant promises, and His extraordinary plan of redemption through Jesus Christ?
Discover why Joseph named his sons Manasseh and Ephraim, why he called Egypt the land of his affliction even while prospering there, and how God was working through betrayal, slavery, famine, and suffering to accomplish His eternal purpose.
Your past does not have to define your future. Your circumstances do not determine God’s faithfulness. And your darkest days do not mean God has abandoned you!
It’s time to stop living through the lens of past wounds and start seeing your life through the promises of God.
You need to hear this message. LET THAT STUFF GO!

Ancient empires achieved extraordinary things while worshipping false gods. As artificial intelligence advances, Jesus’ refusal of Satan’s offer confronts us with the question of our own allegiance.

Not long ago I sat down and watched four young believers talk honestly about God, phones, fear and the church. They were not angry. They were not cynical. They were …

Marriage among Black Americans has fallen by more than half since the 1960s, and about 70 percent of Black children are now born to unmarried parents. A CBN News report with author Delano Squires and Bishop Michael Smith names the causes, and Scripture points to the answer: God’s design for marriage, for His sake and the children’s sake.

Why Florida—and why now?
Chuck Pierce delivers a striking prophetic declaration: Florida has entered its Josiah era, becoming the only state he says the Lord has identified as fully entering this time of change and reformation.
With that declaration comes great responsibility. Pierce shares a prophetic picture of God’s Word coming alive across Florida, a praying remnant rising, and the state’s influence reaching Washington, D.C.—with implications for America’s future as 2027 approaches.
What must end so the new can begin? How must our prayers change? And how will believers respond?
Watch this urgent message and discover the call to prayer, obedience, and reformation at the heart of Florida’s Josiah era.

Savann trusted her pastor like a father, until he twisted Scripture to take multiple wives and abused her. Her courageous escape with her children, and God’s redemption, point us back to God’s design for marriage. Part of Marriage: For God’s Sake & the Children’s Sake.

Two people in the Gospels received the same gift. One remembered it. One forgot it. The woman at Jesus’ feet in Luke 7 and the unforgiving servant in Matthew 18 show the difference between a life of love and a life of torment, and the way out: forgive others, forgive God, forgive yourself.

Three years ago today, the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust changed Israel forever. Through CBN News reporting and survivor testimony from the United Nations commemoration, we remember the 1,200 murdered and the 251 hostages, honor survivors like Ziv Abud and Eliya Cohen, and answer with prayer for the peace of Jerusalem.