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David Jeremiah
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  1. 1d ago

    Angel Mania and the Bible (Pt. 1)

    Angel Mania and the Bible: What Scripture Really Reveals About Angels Dr. David Jeremiah begins his study of angels, examining their biblical responsibilities and why our worship must remain focused on God. Are angels really watching over us, guiding us, and intervening in our lives—or has popular culture created a misleading picture of the spiritual world? In this opening message from Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah begins his series Angels: Who They Are and How They Help, exploring what the Bible actually teaches about these extraordinary servants of God. Through remarkable testimonies, familiar biblical accounts, and careful examination of Scripture, Dr. Jeremiah challenges listeners to distinguish between genuine biblical teaching and the sentimental images of angels found throughout modern culture. Angel Encounters: Remarkable Stories of Divine Protection Dr. Jeremiah begins with several accounts of people who believed they experienced angelic intervention during moments of extraordinary danger or grief. He recounts the story of missionary John G. Paton, whose mission station was reportedly surrounded by hostile attackers. According to the account, the attackers withdrew after seeing mysterious armed figures protecting the property. He also shares a story attributed to Corrie ten Boom involving missionary children in Africa who were reportedly protected by figures dressed in white. Another testimony describes an elderly widower who experienced unexpected comfort following the death of his wife. While these stories are presented as personal testimonies rather than independently established events, Dr. Jeremiah uses them to introduce a larger question: Does God still send angels to minister to His people today? When Fascination With Angels Replaces Biblical Truth Dr. Jeremiah examines the cultural fascination with angels that inspired books, collectibles, movies, television programs, and personal spiritual practices. He describes how some popular portrayals present angels as friendly supernatural helpers available for everyday conveniences, from finding parking spaces to arranging relationships. But the Bible, he explains, offers a far more substantial understanding. Rather than allowing contemporary stories or popular spirituality to determine what angels are, Dr. Jeremiah urges Christians to begin with Scripture. How Many Angels Are There? Turning to Revelation 5:11, Dr. Jeremiah examines John's description of an immense heavenly gathering surrounding the throne of God. The passage speaks of myriads upon myriads of angels, conveying a multitude beyond ordinary human comprehension. Dr. Jeremiah emphasizes that angels are not merely figures from ancient biblical history. He believes Scripture reveals their continuing ministry according to God's purposes. He…

  2. 4d ago

    The Battle for Your Soul Interview with Dr. David Jeremiah (Pt. 2)

    The Battle for Your Soul, Part 2: Standing Strong in Christ Dr. David Jeremiah and Sheila Walsh explore spiritual warfare, God's armor, the power of worship, and courage when discouragement strikes. What do you do when discouragement feels stronger than your faith, and the spiritual battles of everyday life seem impossible to overcome? In this powerful continuation of Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah sits down with author and speaker Sheila Walsh to explore the biblical realities of spiritual warfare. Drawing from his new book, The Battle for Your Soul, Dr. Jeremiah explains how believers can stand firm through temptation, fear, and discouragement by relying on the armor of God, the truth of Scripture, and the victory Jesus Christ has already won. When Discouragement Becomes a Battlefield Dr. Jeremiah speaks candidly about his ongoing recovery from myelitis, a serious illness that has challenged his physical strength and ability to preach. He recalls difficult Sunday mornings when he wondered whether he could stand before his congregation. Yet through those struggles, he has experienced God's strength in ways he never anticipated. His testimony offers a meaningful reminder that faithfulness does not require the absence of difficulty. Sometimes courage means trusting God enough to take the next step when our own strength seems insufficient. Understanding the Enemy Turning to the reality of spiritual warfare, Dr. Jeremiah explains that Satan is neither a fictional character nor an equal rival to God. He cautions believers against underestimating the enemy or attempting to confront spiritual darkness through personal confidence alone. Instead, Christians are called to recognize their dependence upon Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. Key Scripture: 1 John 4:4. Putting On the Whole Armor of God In Ephesians 6:10–18, the Apostle Paul describes the spiritual armor God provides to believers. Dr. Jeremiah examines the purpose of each piece: The Belt of Truth: Standing securely in God's Word rather than deception. The Breastplate of Righteousness: Resting in Christ's righteousness while pursuing a godly life. The Shoes of the Gospel of Peace: Remaining grounded in faith and ready to share the gospel. The Shield of Faith: Resisting the enemy's attacks through confidence in God's promises. The Helmet of Salvation: Protecting the mind from destructive influences. The Sword of the Spirit: Applying specific truths from Scripture when facing temptation and discouragement. Dr. Jeremiah emphasizes that Christians are not fighting to earn a victory. They stand in the victory Christ…

  3. 5d ago

    The Battle for Your Soul Interview with Dr. David Jeremiah (Pt. 1)

    The Battle for Your Soul: Understanding Spiritual Warfare and Standing Firm in Christ Dr. David Jeremiah joins Sheila Walsh to uncover the everyday battles for the Christian soul and the strength believers have in Christ. Spiritual warfare is often portrayed as something mysterious or frightening. But what if the greatest battles Christians face are found in everyday struggles with pride, temptation, jealousy, materialism, and discouragement? On this edition of Turning Point, special guest host Sheila Walsh interviews Dr. David Jeremiah about his book and teaching series, The Battle for Your Soul: 31 Biblical Secrets of Spiritual Warfare. Drawing from Scripture and his own experiences, Dr. Jeremiah explains why believers do not need to live in fear of the enemy. Instead, they can recognize spiritual threats and stand confidently in the victory Jesus Christ has already secured. Three Enemies of the Christian Soul Dr. Jeremiah begins by explaining that the real battlefield is the soul—the spiritual dimension of human life through which believers relate to God. He identifies three major areas of spiritual conflict: The world: External pressures that encourage Christians to conform to values contrary to Scripture. The flesh: The continuing struggle against sinful desires and habits. The devil: Satan's efforts to tempt, discourage, and draw believers away from faithful living. Referencing Romans 12:1-2, Dr. Jeremiah encourages Christians to resist worldly conformity and allow God to transform their thinking. He also distinguishes between the conflict believers experience before salvation and the continuing struggles they face after coming to faith in Christ. Pride, Temptation, and Lust One of the first spiritual dangers Dr. Jeremiah discusses is pride, which he describes as a foundational sin that places personal desires above God's authority. He then addresses temptation, emphasizing an important distinction: being tempted is not the same as yielding to temptation. Jesus Himself experienced temptation without sinning. To illustrate the importance of establishing convictions before temptation arrives, Dr. Jeremiah turns to Joseph's encounter with Potiphar's wife in Genesis 39. Joseph refused the temptation and fled, demonstrating that protecting one's character matters more than protecting personal comfort or reputation. When Materialism and Jealousy Take Hold Dr. Jeremiah explains how materialism can gradually crowd spiritual priorities out of a believer's life. The constant desire for more money, possessions, recognition, or success can become a distraction from the things that matter eternally. He also discusses jealousy, explaining how comparison with others can damage contentment and gratitude.…

  4. 6d ago

    Your Most Valuable Possession (Pt. 2)

    We spend tremendous energy caring for our careers, finances, homes, and bodies—but what about our souls? This message offers three practical priorities for spiritual health: feed your soul with Scripture, fix your eyes on eternity, and find your peace in Christ. What you nourish today can shape you for eternity.

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  • Creator
    David Jeremiah
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    4
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © ℗ 2026 Turning Point for God
  • Show Website
    Turning Point Radio

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