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Although Scripture provides moral absolutes for human behavior and denounces sexual immorality, Christians should imitate Christ by showing compassion toward those suffering from AIDS. Jesus taught that when we care for marginalized and outcast members of society, it is as if we are caring for Jesus Himself. Alistair Begg reminds us of the hope we have in ... Continue Reading 

It’s vital for us to live in relationship with one another. So what can account for ongoing division and inequality? Before we were united with Christ, we were helpless and hopeless, alienated from God and living in hostility toward others. As Alistair Begg explains, while efforts like legislation and education are worthwhile, they can’t change ... Continue Reading 

It’s vital for us to live in relationship with one another. So what can account for ongoing division and inequality? Before we were united with Christ, we were helpless and hopeless, alienated from God and living in hostility toward others. As Alistair Begg explains, while efforts like legislation and education are worthwhile, they can’t change ... Continue Reading 

Jeremiah was in a hopeless circumstance, thrown into a cistern by his enemies. In the prophet’s rescue, God used an unlikely person—Ebed-Melek, a slave, alien, and eunuch—in order to show that all glory belongs to Him. As Alistair Begg explains, the Cushite heard of Jeremiah’s plight, cared about what he heard, and took ... Continue Reading 

Few passages from Scripture are as widely read—or as frequently misunderstood—as Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Over the centuries, believers and unbelievers alike have been stirred by Christ’s lessons on the Law of Love, the Golden Rule, forgiving one’s enemies, and bearing good fruit. But is the Sermon on the Mount really just ... Continue Reading 

Few passages from Scripture are as widely read—or as frequently misunderstood—as Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Over the centuries, believers and unbelievers alike have been stirred by Christ’s lessons on the Law of Love, the Golden Rule, forgiving one’s enemies, and bearing good fruit. But is the Sermon on the Mount really just ... Continue Reading 

When the prophet Jeremiah spoke God’s word to the officials of Israel, they accused him of being a traitor and lowered him into a cistern. Thankfully, though, an unlikely man—Ebed-melech, a foreigner, slave, and eunuch—intervened with boldness and compassion to rescue Jeremiah from death. In this message, Alistair Begg teaches us to catch a ... Continue Reading 

It is commonly held that one of the main messages of the Bible, and certainly of Jesus’ ministry, is love of our neighbors. However, on Jesus’ last night with the disciples, the words “love one another” took on a new dimension. In this message from John 13, Alistair Begg encourages us to learn the marks of Christ ... Continue Reading 

What is it that raises friendship between believers to the level of fellowship? We may have many people in our lives we can call “friend,” but still find we rarely experience the fellowship Paul spoke of in 2 Corinthians. In this message, Alistair Begg explains how vital fellowship is for our growth as believers. As we grow ... Continue Reading 

In the time of the prophet Jeremiah, the city of Jerusalem was besieged and desperate. Jeremiah refused to sugarcoat this grim reality. Stung by the truth, city officials tried to kill him—but Ebed-melech, making a “shining cameo” as an unlikely hero, came to the rescue, acting with courage and compassion. Alistair Begg shows that Ebed-melech is ... Continue Reading 

Jesus said, “I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will never walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” In this message, Alistair Begg expounds on Jesus’ words, explaining how the light of Christ affects believers today. Like a city on a hill, those who follow Christ should let His light shine ... Continue Reading 

What does it mean to love as Christ loved? In Ephesians 5:25-27, Paul called husbands to the self-sacrificing devotion demonstrated by Jesus as the bridegroom to the Church. While we love in response to loveliness, Alistair Begg points out that Jesus loved in order to make us lovely. Restraining selfish ambition for the personal growth and ... Continue Reading 

What does it mean to love as Christ loved? In Ephesians 5:25-27, Paul called husbands to the self-sacrificing devotion demonstrated by Jesus as the bridegroom to the Church. While we love in response to loveliness, Alistair Begg points out that Jesus loved in order to make us lovely. Restraining selfish ambition for the personal growth and ... Continue Reading