Living on the Edge, a discipleship ministry and radio/television program of pastor and author Chip Ingram, is committed to providing everyday believers with tools that help them live like Christians. Each week, Chip will take you through God's Word for insight on topics like strengthening your marriage, understanding love and sex, raising children, and overcoming painful emotions. Today, a daily l... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity |
Would you like to create an environment with your children that would foster respect, honor, and love? An environment in which obedience was expected and received? It IS possible and in this teaching, Chip takes a look at your child’s role in buildin... more
When it comes to raising your kids do you ever feel like a human ping-pong ball? One day all is well and the next day World War 3 breaks out! Would you like to regain control, set clear boundaries, and develop an atmosphere of love and respect in you... more
You want your kids to turn out well. You want to have a great relationship with them when they’re grown. You want them to love God and others. So how do you get there? In this message, Chip looks at God’s design for successful parenting. To support t... more
Raising children is the most difficult and rewarding experience you will ever go through. Do you believe that? The fact is most of us can relate to the difficult part pretty well and we’re hoping to stumble across the rewarding part soon! In this mes... more
We all long to be good parents. We want to see our children grow up to be godly, responsible, loving people. But the fact is that for most of us the joy of parenting is mixed with a strong dose of frustration, guilt, and anxiety. Would you like to kn... more
When you understand what Heaven will really be like, it’s hard not to be excited about it! We’ll have a new life there without pain or evil, and we’ll experience true closeness with God. In this program, Chip wraps up his series by asking a vital que... more
Heaven it’s not some mystical, fantasy place where we float on clouds all day, every day. So what can we expect when we get there someday? What does the Bible actually say about what Heaven will really be like? In this program, Chip unpacks that comp... more
Jesus told us that He was going to prepare a place for us - those who are His followers. Ever wonder what that place is going to look like? Chip takes us on a tour of the place Jesus is preparing for us, and it just might blow your mind. To support t... more
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