The Book of Proofs
What is John getting at when addressing "little children", "young men" and "Fathers"? How can we grasp the word "everlasting"? In today's episode of "The Word for Today", Chuck Smith provides insight into these questions.
Fellowship with God
What is the huge difference between Christianity and any other belief system? In today's episode of "The Word for Today", the late pastor Chuck Smith clearly points out the way a finite man could approach an infinite God.
A Common Fellowship
Have you ever wondered what happened to the common fellowship among the first believers? Can we walk in darkness and yet claim to be in fellowship with God? The late pastor Chuck Smith shares the answers in today's edition of "The Word for Today".
He That Says
How can one know someone really "knows" God? People say they do, but then they do things that make one wonder. In today's edition of "The Word for Today", the late pastor Chuck Smith shares how to discern who does.
The Purpose of John's Epistle
What is "fullness of joy"? Is joy also known as happiness? Today's episode of "The Word for Today" by Chuck Smith begins the study of 1 John.
The Way of Baalam
How does a man who heard a donkey speak and conversed with it fit into today's study? The late pastor Chuck Smith shares how in this episode of "The Word for Today".
A Description of False Prophets
Do false prophets wear a label warning you they are a false prophet? How would you know if someone is a false prophet? The late pastor Chuck Smith shares how in this edition of "The Word for Today".
A Consciousness of Eternity
"What kind of an entrance are you going to have going into Heaven?" What is behind this interesting question posed by the late pastor Chuck Smith? Listen to today's edition of "The Word for Today" to find out.
Precious Faith
What does it mean to have "like precious faith"? How can I come to a knowledge of God? The late pastor Chuck Smith answers these questions and more in today's episode of "The Word for Today".
The Blessing for Suffering
"The blessing for suffering"? How could there possibly be blessing for suffering? If you listen to today's study with the late pastor Chuck Smith in "The Word for Today" you will gain a correct understanding.