At some point in life, we’re going to be hurt by another person. We simply can’t control what other people do to us. But we can control how we respond to those hurts in life! Dr. Robert Jeffress urges us to let go of bitterness and forgive those who offend us.

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Many people believe that forgiveness depends on whether or not the offender comes asking for it. But in reality, forgiveness is an attitude choice that starts with you! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares both how and why we should choose forgiveness over bitterness.

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Society has taught us to believe that contentment comes from being completely comfortable and lacking nothing. But in reality, contentment has nothing to do with what you have or don’t have—it all comes down to how you think. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares the Bible’s secrets to learning contentment.

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What do people want more than anything else in the world? Money? Health? Comfort? Well, all of those things are just a means to achieve happiness—or so people think. But Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches that with God’s help, we can learn to be content with the unchangeable circumstances that shape our destiny.

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Jesus said that in this world, we will have tribulation. But our response to those trials determines whether or not we experience the abundant life that Jesus promised. Dr. Robert Jeffress identifies five causes of unnecessary stress, along with five biblical solutions for choosing relaxation over stress.

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Today, millions of Americans are struggling with the physical, mental, and spiritual effects of stress. Is there any way to break free from the endless cycle of worry? Dr. Robert Jeffress teaches that while we can’t live without problems, we can live above our problems.

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Repentance is not a long, complicated process. It doesn’t involve making excuses, or finding alternatives, or trying to undo mistakes. All it requires is a change of mind that leads to a change of direction in life. Dr. Robert Jeffress urges us to turn away from our sin and ask God for His forgiveness.

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Romans 3:23 says, “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” So whenever we experience moments of moral failure, we have a choice to make: Are we going to deny our failure—or repent of our failure? Dr. Robert Jeffress urges us to choose repentance over guilt.

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