Today's Insight with Chuck Swindoll

How could a revered figure like King David fall into such profound sin and hypocrisy, ultimately leading to murder? This thought-provoking devotional delves into the unsettling truth of human depravity and offers vital counsel on how to confront our own sinful nature before it leads to devastating consequences.

It’s helpful to remember that the deadliest killer of humanity is not heart disease or cancer… it’s depravity. Every one of us has it. Every one of us suffers from the consequences of it. And to make matters even worse, we pass it on to each new generation.

Uncover the profound moment in the Garden of Eden that shattered human innocence, introducing a depravity that continues to shape our struggles and alienation from God.

This book called the Bible may be old, but it isn’t out of date. It may tell us our story in ancient terms, but its message is still true, still relevant. We’ve got the disease, the same problem—depravity.

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

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

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

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 project all year long. He’s shaping and molding and making us like He wants us to become.

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 sleeps. Humanity must sleep.

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 really can be traced to sin!

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 His Book has the answers.

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 centuries earlier, puts his finger on Bethlehem and announces that this place will be famous.

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 ultimate response.