Turning Point with Dr. David Jeremiah - Season 16

Season 16

Episodes

Fully Engaged
Dr. Jeremiah shares his life verse: Colossians 3:23.

Fully Engaged With God
Loving God with all of one's heart, soul, mind and strength.

Fully Engaged With My Family
Carrying the love of God into one's relationships.

Fully Engaged With My Church
Why God chose the local church as the vehicle to be fully engaged serving Him.

Fully Engaged With the Gospel
God provided a way for one to be saved through no work of one's own -- it cannot be earned -- and the Good News of this gift should be shared unashamedly.

Fully Engaged With Life
God provides time to enjoy and serve Him and become fully engaged with life.

He Really Is Alive
This special Easter message offers undeniable truths about the resurrection of Jesus Christ: he really is alive.

Is This the End? Interview With Dr. Jeremiah
Current events in the light of biblical prophecy.

What about the Children?

A Life Beyond Amazing: Interview With Dr. Jeremiah
Dr. Jeremiah and Sheila Walsh discuss the abundant and amazing life that is available to believers.

Introduction to a Life Beyond Amazing
Becoming the person God wants you to be and embracing a life beyond amazing.

A Life of Love
Discussing the virtue of love.

A Life of Joy
The secret to continual joy is found in Christ.
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