Welcome to BT Daily, a playlist of quick, thought-provoking videos from the Beyond Today team. These powerful, bite-sized messages are designed to inspire, encourage, and challenge you. Each short dives into meaningful biblical truths, timeless wisdom, and real-life insights that apply to your daily walk with God. Whether you’re looking for answers, a spiritual boost, or just something to think about, BT Daily delivers biblical truth.
To some people the culture and values of the Bible seem bizarre in today's world. How relevant is the Bible to our culture today? The principles that God teaches us in the scripture transcends cultures.
Has your mind become desensitized to the violence in our culture today? It's time to look at yourself, change your behavior and seek to have the right relationship with God.
Some thoughts after a recent visit to the Museum of the Bible located in Washington DC.
The recent announcement to move the the U.S. Embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem is a big decision and it has met a great deal of controversy. What does this mean and what should we understand about this as we look at the situation of Jerusalem, Israel, Bible prophecy and what it means for the world today?
The Museum of the Bible opens this November in Washington, DC and raising concerns of some people. There seems to be a fear of the Bible influencing people and having an impact culturally within the United States, and even in other parts of the world. The Bible does have a place, not only in history, but ultimately, in our own lives as the Word of God.
Can you rely on the Bible as the inspired, and the authentic teaching and voice of God?
The prophet Jeremiah had a half-full approach to life when it came to God's promises. He had faith and he acted upon that every day of his life. Jeremiah's example is a tremendous lesson of faith for us today.
Where you are in your life right now? Is your approach to life half-empty or half-full? An example of Paul's mindset found in Philippians 4 defines the positive, half-full approach we should be striving to have in our own personal life.
Don't let any adversity, don't even let any tragedy that might come into our life, one we might create, one that comes beyond our own control, to determine how we're going to finish. Decide to live a life that is half-full.
What lessons can we learn from the Parable of the Talents, mentioned in Matthew 25, when it comes to determining if our mind-set of life is half-empty or half-full?
When it comes to our lives, and the mind-set that we establish and have throughout our life about ourselves, about other people, about life, about God, and what we can achieve. Do we live a life that’s half-empty, or do we live a life that is half-full? Pessimistic or optimistic?
