Daily Radio Program with Charles Stanley

Christmas time is a joyous time of year. But, oftentimes, the intruder of anxiety finds a way in and threatens to destroy our joy and peace. Well God does not desire for His children to be hampered down, strangled with anxiety. Learn how to respond when this terrible emotion strikes.

Many believers struggle through the Christian life because no one sat down with them when they were saved to explain what to expect. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains nine things that believers can expect as they strive to walk in step with God. This sermon is part of the series "In Step with God."

Our ways are not His ways and our thoughts are not His thoughts. Because He is higher than us it may seem like we will never have favor with God. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley answers the question, “how do we find favor with God?” through scripture that reveals God’s promise to us. God is willing to reveal His ways and favor us. We must read and remember His promises, and look to Him for all things.

Our ways are not His ways and our thoughts are not His thoughts. Because He is higher than us it may seem like we will never have favor with God. In this sermon, Dr. Stanley answers the question, “how do we find favor with God?” through scripture that reveals God’s promise to us. God is willing to reveal His ways and favor us. We must read and remember His promises, and look to Him for all things.

Why do we put off very crucial decisions in our lives? What is it that keeps us from doing what we said we’d do? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley preaches about how we can overcome procrastination by understanding where it comes from. Once we know the real reasons for avoiding certain things, we can walk with God to triumph over them. Procrastination is a form of bondage—not a form of laziness.

When was the last time you were energized by the presence of God? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains that the awareness and promise of God's presence in our lives are essential to our relationship with Him.

When was the last time you were energized by the presence of God? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains that the awareness and promise of God's presence in our lives are essential to our relationship with Him.

The anchor is frequently used in epitaphs in the catacombs of the early Roman church as a symbol indicative of strength and immovability. God's Word is an immovable anchor in the difficult times we experience.

Have you noticed that when you're walking in step with someone, everything is easier? For example, it's easier to talk because you're keeping the same pace. It's when you get out of step that things get difficult and you find yourself trying to get back in step. Our relationship with God is no different. In this message Dr. Stanley introduces what it means to walk in step with God.

The anchor is frequently used in epitaphs in the catacombs of the early Roman church as a symbol indicative of strength and immovability. God's Word is an immovable anchor in the difficult times we experience.

Life is full of decisions. And, since God's Word is clear that we reap what we sow, it is important that we make right decisions. In A Life of Obedience, we learn how God assumes responsibility for our needs when we obey him.

Life is full of decisions. And, since God's Word is clear that we reap what we sow, it is important that we make right decisions. In A Life of Obedience, we learn how God assumes responsibility for our needs when we obey him.

It is God's desire for each one of His children to have an intimate relationship with Him. In Our Intimacy With God, Dr. Stanley explains the true meaning of intimacy and the importance of such in a relationship with our heavenly Father.

It is God's desire for each one of His children to have an intimate relationship with Him. In Our Intimacy With God, Dr. Stanley explains the true meaning of intimacy and the importance of such in a relationship with our heavenly Father.

Have you noticed that when you're walking in step with someone, everything is easier? For example, it's easier to talk because you're keeping the same pace. It's when you get out of step that things get difficult and you find yourself trying to get back in step. Our relationship with God is no different. In this message Dr. Stanley introduces what it means to walk in step with God.