Tony Evans' Podcast

It’s hard to thank someone for a gift when you don’t know who sent it. Dr. Tony Evans reminds us that every good thing in life comes from God and challenges us to respond with gratitude and generosity that reflects His heart.

Most of us are familiar with the catchy little tune, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy,” but Dr. Tony Evans explores the deeper biblical truth behind that phrase and shows why Kingdom focus replaces worry with peace.

It's easy to get caught up in the pursuit of worldly possessions, but Dr. Tony Evans says there’s a greater treasure we need to be chasing—one that offers lasting rewards. He explains the eternal value of pursuing God’s Kingdom and the fulfillment that comes with it.

Division and disagreement can be found almost anywhere we look nowadays—but the Church is called to be different. Dr. Tony Evans talks about how to find the unity and harmony God intended for His people.

Although it may sound cliché, each one of us is truly unique—with our own talents, ideas, and personalities. Dr. Tony Evans reveals that in spite of our differences, remarkable things happen in God’s Kingdom when believers come together with a unified purpose.

Salvation is a free gift from God with no strings attached. But Dr. Tony Evans explains that following Christ here on earth comes at a price that not everyone is willing to pay—and that true commitment demands surrender.

Chaos and God’s Kingdom couldn’t be further apart. Dr. Tony Evans discusses the need for each of us to nurture a divine connection with the Creator and reveals the key to unlocking your God-given purpose.

We don't get to choose whether or not we’ll have problems in life—they’re inevitable. But Dr. Tony Evans points out that the Bible does promise believers a unique and powerful way to deal with them through Kingdom authority.

No matter how much we desire to be a Kingdom Christian, no one has the power to actually become one… until God gives us the ability. Dr. Tony Evans presents an enlightening look at unleashing Kingdom power.

Jesus said, “Everyone who is of the truth listens to My voice.” Dr. Tony Evans shows why a culture that turns a deaf ear to God is destined for chaos, and why the intervention of believers willing to heed Kingdom truth is desperately needed.

A popular declaration you may hear nowadays is, “I am living in my truth.” But Dr. Tony Evans says people who champion that philosophy are selling themselves short… and setting their lives up for failure.

In a world that celebrates fame and greatness, even believers can find themselves idolizing things that will inevitably fail. Dr. Tony Evans reminds us that there’s only One whose majesty is deserving of our unrelenting praise.

Dr. Tony Evans says that many of us with 20/20 eyesight lack the vision to see what God is doing right in front of our faces. He presents the perfect prescription to clear things up as he talks about what it takes to see the supernatural.

There’s a huge difference between knowledge and experience. Without that balance, you can wind up with a great education, but no real skills. Dr. Tony Evans explains why the same is true spiritually as he talks about the contrast between religion and relationship.

They say, “it’s not what you know; it’s who you know.” That’s never been truer than when the “who” is Jesus. Dr. Tony Evans explains why knowing about Jesus is no substitute for actually knowing Him.

Sometimes life gets so stormy we wonder if we’re going to make it through. But Dr. Tony Evans says that even when things are at their worst, there’s something greater at work than the storm.

When we’re stuck in difficult circumstances, we’ll often call on God to help get us out. But Dr. Tony Evans points out that, even if the storms of life are getting worse, we may already be right where God wants us.

Many people feel that blindly trusting the Lord is too big a risk to take. But Dr. Tony Evans shows why faith is the safest bet in the universe, even when things are seemingly getting worse.

Some people think that when they’re in God’s will, everything will go smoothly and when they’re not, it won’t. But Dr. Tony Evans explains why following the Lord is a risk that’s worth taking, even if things seem to get temporarily worse.