Today's Insight with Chuck Swindoll Archives

Uncover the profound and often unseen work of the Holy Spirit, who actively restrains global evil and powerfully convicts the unsaved world of sin,...

Discover the profound meaning behind Jesus's promise of 'living water,' an invisible yet immensely powerful Spirit poised to revolutionize your...

Witness the profound artistry of a potter meticulously shaping clay, refusing to settle until perfection is achieved, even when it appears flawless...

We’re His project. He’s got His eye on us. He knows what our tomorrow holds. He knows what the year will hold for us. And He is working on His...

In Scripture, it’s never said that God sleeps. In fact, it specifically said, “He who watches over Israel neither slumbers nor sleeps.” Yet man...

Only man prays. Only God walks on water. According to Matthew, Jesus Christ did both.

Ever been so stubborn in your iniquity that you refused to confess it, resulting in your beginning to suffer physically for it? How many illnesses...

If I could have only one wish for God’s people, it would be that all of us would return to the Word of God, that we would realize once for all that...

In those seasons when it's difficult to see God's purpose and promise, remember where your hope and encouragement are found.

Beth-le-hem means “house of bread” in Hebrew. Insignificant as a tiny loaf of bread... yet the Lord, through the writing of a minor prophet eight...

It’s so important to know God—one of life’s major pursuits. Let’s consider the other side of the same coin—loving God, which is clearly our...

You might have the idea that if you take pen in hand and open the Bible and start in Genesis and work your way through to Revelation, you’ll have...

You want to know what people pursue when their eyes are on themselves? You’ve got it right in Jeremiah 9:23. They embrace a “counterfeit value...

Some of you are getting downright serious about Bible study. Good for you! Since that is true, you need to get hold of some tools that will help...

How about five simple rules for accurately handling Scripture? Each includes a different word—what, who, why, where, and when.