Alistair Thanks Truthpartner Dr. Hurst from Pennsylvania
Meet Dr. Hurst, a Truthpartner from Pennsylvania whose giving and prayer help bring God's Word through Alistair's teaching to many! Dr. Hurst's love of the Bible compelled him to make supporting Truth For Life a priority.
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Alistair Begg Reminds Us There is No Ideal Place to Serve God
Dear Friend,
On August 3, 1983, when Susan and I, along with our three children ages four and under, left Glasgow for Cleveland on a one-way ticket, none of us could have ever imagined the adventure awaiting us. I’m often asked, why I “deserted” Scotland when it is so spiritually needy.
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How Do We Live a Life Pleasing to God?
Today, in a special program, Alistair Begg sits down with Truth For Life host Bob Lepine to discuss what it looks like when our love for Jesus frames all aspects of our lives. In this candid and casual interview, Alistair draws upon his personal experience, recalling childhood memories, and reflecting on how his relationships and work in pastoral ministry led him to a roadmap for making God's pleasure the chief aim of all we do.
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Alistair Begg Talks About Adding "Vitality" to Our Prayers (2 of 8)
Our world insists that self-gratification is the key to happiness. The Bible, however, declares that if we wish to experience true joy, we must seek God’s pleasure above all else. Pleasing God is not a matter of personal preference, but a priority that everyone is called to take seriously.
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Alistair Begg on Serving God in Our Every Day Lives (8 of 8)
Our world insists that self-gratification is the key to happiness. The Bible, however, declares that if we wish to experience true joy, we must seek God’s pleasure above all else. Pleasing God is not a matter of personal preference, but a priority that everyone is called to take seriously.
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A Brief Word from Alistair Begg on the Topic of Humility (7 of 8)
Our world insists that self-gratification is the key to happiness. The Bible, however, declares that if we wish to experience true joy, we must seek God’s pleasure above all else. Pleasing God is not a matter of personal preference, but a priority that everyone is called to take seriously.
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Video: "The Breastplate of Righteousness" by Alistair Begg
Before engaging in battle, a wise warrior dons appropriate armor, including the breastplate that shields vital organs. But battle armor is only for those who have enlisted in the cause. Alistair Begg urges us to consider whether we are soldiers of the cross, entrusting ourselves entirely to Christ on the basis of His finished work. The righteousness that guards our hearts is not earned through our performance, but imputed to us by grace through faith in Jesus. When buffeted by Satan’s arrows of doubt, fear, and disappointment, we can resist by continuing to trust the Gospel, confident that our standing before God has been secured.
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Video: "The Belt of Truth" by Alistair Begg
Recognizing that union with Christ brings conflict with the devil, Paul urged his readers to put on the armor of God. In this message, we focus on the belt of truth, which secures all that might impede our readiness for battle. As the evil one schemes to raise doubts about God and His Word, Alistair Begg reminds us that the Gospel is our ultimate armor. Confident in Christ’s victory at the cross, we can stand firm against Satan’s attacks.
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Hymn: “There Is a Green Hill Far Away” by Cecil F. Alexander
There is a green hill far away,
Outside a city wall,
Where the dear Lord was crucified,
Who died to save us all.
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How Can We Know God?
There’s an old song that begins with the line, “To know you is to love you.” The sentiment is quite the compliment. For the Christian, though, the expression has a much deeper and more truthful application when used in reverent reference to God. As believers, our hearts long to know God better so that we can love Him more.
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