In Touch Ministries

Do you enjoy your work or do you wish you could do something else? In this message, Dr. Stanley explains five key principles to get the most out of your job. While your job may not change, your heart and attitude will.

There are times in life when we choose to go it alone because we believe there is no one to turn to. Our first response to a difficult situation is often to react and make snap decisions. However, our best response should always be to turn to the Lord and seek His guidance.

Dr. Stanley explains that sharing our faith is a commandment. Overcome your fear and learn how to share your faith confidently in this powerful message!

Oftentimes, when life lacks clarity, we get lost. We can’t distinguish between good and evil, truth and fiction, or an outburst of anger and a cry for help. How do we find our way when things seem so confusing? What we need is a discerning spirit. Without it, we make unwise choices and miss out on opportunities for blessings. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains why we need spiritual discernment and how we can develop it. He shares how to: understand truthfully what God is saying to you. separate truth and error. avoid being deceived by sin. differentiate between what’s good and what’s best. distinguish between legalism and liberty. recognize when God’s speaking to you. give godly counsel. Discernment is a gift of God and is something we should pray for daily. But we don’t have to sit around waiting for it to appear. We can seek clarity by reading God’s Word and learning from those who teach sound biblical principles. Also, we can learn from our own experiences as well as the life lessons of others. You don’t have to go through life in a fog. Discover the peace and clarity that comes with developing a discerning spirit.

Oftentimes, when life lacks clarity, we get lost. We can’t distinguish between good and evil, truth and fiction, or an outburst of anger and a cry for help. How do we find our way when things seem so confusing? What we need is a discerning spirit. Without it, we make unwise choices and miss out on opportunities for blessings. In this message, Dr. Stanley explains why we need spiritual discernment and how we can develop it. He shares how to: understand truthfully what God is saying to you. separate truth and error. avoid being deceived by sin. differentiate between what’s good and what’s best. distinguish between legalism and liberty. recognize when God’s speaking to you. give godly counsel. Discernment is a gift of God and is something we should pray for daily. But we don’t have to sit around waiting for it to appear. We can seek clarity by reading God’s Word and learning from those who teach sound biblical principles. Also, we can learn from our own experiences as well as the life lessons of others. You don’t have to go through life in a fog. Discover the peace and clarity that comes with developing a discerning spirit.

We experience different seasons in life. Some are full of joyful contentment and others discouragement and disillusionment. How do we enjoy the good times and endure the difficult ones? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley teaches how to rely on the sovereign God and trust Him to guide us through every situation.

We experience different seasons in life. Some are full of joyful contentment and others discouragement and disillusionment. How do we enjoy the good times and endure the difficult ones? In this sermon, Dr. Stanley teaches how to rely on the sovereign God and trust Him to guide us through every situation.

Some people are naturally outgoing and social. Others are more quiet and introverted. There are all kinds of personality types in the world, but the question is, what kind of people does God intend us to be? Yes, God is our great Encourager, but He calls upon us to be encouragers as well. In this message, “Encouraging One Another,” Dr. Stanley identifies numerous biblical commands given to help us become more fervent motivators of other people. He goes on to show us how encouragement is a major theme in Scripture, pointing to the examples of godly encouragers in the New Testament. He then concludes his message by listing many practical ways we can encourage others.

How many times in your Christian life have you told the Lord that you really need His help? It may have been when you had a decision that was difficult to make or when you had a task to complete, but felt you were incapable. In Our Helper, Dr. Stanley explains that every one of us has an intimate, personal, omnipotent, available, sufficient helper and He is the Holy Spirit.

There are many people with impressive education, talent, skills, families, and opportunities who fail to fulfill God’s will for their lives. Why? They lacked confidence and their self-doubt proved detrimental to them. In Confidence that Conquers, Dr. Stanley teaches us that a person’s confidence level is one of the most reliable predictors of whether or not that individual will succeed in life, because they know their identity in Christ.