It’s a highly charged and emotional issue: What happens to children who pass away before they’re able to place their trust in Jesus? What about infants? Or unborn children? Dr. Robert Jeffress provides a biblical answer to this sensitive question.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

One of Christianity’s central beliefs is that only those who put their faith in Christ will be saved. But what about those who have never heard about Jesus? Does God make an exception for them? Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses this common objection to the exclusive claims of Christ.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

From our human standpoint, it seems unfair that God would exclude anyone from spending eternity in heaven. Why must we do anything at all to receive God’s free gift of forgiveness? Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses this common stumbling block to accepting the exclusivity of Christ.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

The Bible claims that faith in Jesus Christ is the only way to heaven. But what about those who have never heard about Jesus? Wouldn’t it be unfair for God to leave them out? Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses this common argument against the exclusivity of Christ.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Throughout the Old Testament, we read about a Messiah who will bring salvation to the world. And while Christians believe that Savior was Jesus Christ, millions of Jews are still eagerly waiting for their Messiah to come. Dr. Robert Jeffress examines what one Jewish man had to say about his personal encounter with Jesus.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Many Christians agree that followers of other religions will not be saved. But what about those who believe in the God of the Bible? Dr. Robert Jeffress addresses the topic of those who practice the Jewish faith, but don’t accept Christ as Savior.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

In our inclusive world, believers and nonbelievers alike are arguing that multiple religions can lead to God. But tolerating other beliefs won’t help anybody get into heaven! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why avoiding the truth about salvation will only hinder people from being saved.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Over the centuries, countless individuals have shared their thoughts and opinions on Christianity. But no matter how popular one person’s viewpoint is, it’s important to base your beliefs on what Scripture actually says, not what people think it says! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares the Bible’s difficult teachings on the exclusivity of Christ.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Comparing ourselves to other people might make us think we’re good. But comparing ourselves to a holy God quickly shows us how far we fall short. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains why none of us can measure up to the glory of God.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

If you were to ask someone if they think they’re a good person, they would probably say “yes.” But just because you try to be good doesn’t mean you’ll actually succeed! Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how God’s definition of “good” differs from our own.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

People often wonder how a loving God could send people to hell. Well, while God is certainly loving and merciful, He is also holy. And He makes it clear that there’s only one acceptable way to approach Him. Dr. Robert Jeffress turns to the book of Isaiah to explain why God’s standard never changes.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Nearly 2,000 years ago, Jesus died on a cross and rose again to save us from our sins. Yet some people believe they should have the freedom to get into heaven whatever way they want. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains how to share the exclusivity of Christ in a society that values tolerance.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

John 3:16 says that “God gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” Yet nonbelievers and Christians alike have started crying foul because salvation is only available through Jesus Christ. Dr. Robert Jeffress talks about how to share an exclusive Jesus in an inclusive world.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

One of Christianity’s core beliefs is that salvation comes only through faith in Jesus Christ. Yet according to a recent survey, the majority of evangelical Christians believe that other religions can lead to God. Dr. Robert Jeffress defends the exclusive claims of Christ and explains why this belief is non-negotiable.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Jesus clearly stated, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Yet Christians are being typecast as “hateful” and “intolerant” for teaching the exclusive claims of Christ. Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why only Jesus can offer eternal life.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Have you heard the phrase, “Memento mori”? It’s Latin for “remember death.” Pretty morbid, don’t you think? Who wants to be reminded of their inevitable death? Dr. Robert Jeffress cautions us that life is fleeting—and we only have a limited time to prepare ourselves for our eternity!   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Many well-meaning—but misguided—people think that when Jesus died, His spirit went to Heaven, but they don’t believe He rose from the dead. Maybe you’ve heard that sentiment shared by someone you know personally. So what’s the big deal about the physical resurrection of Jesus? Dr. Robert Jeffress shares five reasons why the resurrection matters.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Jesus was a perfect and sinless man. Yet His life came to an untimely end when He was condemned to die on a cross by the very souls He came to save. Dr. Robert Jeffress looks at the six trials of Jesus leading up His crucifixion.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Few things are more painful that being betrayed or abandoned by someone we love. Yet Jesus experienced both betrayal and abandonment in a single evening—the longest night of His earthly life. Dr. Robert Jeffress looks at the terrible suffering that Jesus endured on the night before His crucifixion.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.

Nobody is perfect, and the people in our lives will inevitably disappoint us. But perhaps the deepest hurt of all comes when we’re betrayed or abandoned by someone we trust. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores how we should respond when someone we love wounds us deeply.   To support Pathway to Victory, go to ptv.org/donate.