The Glimpse of Heaven concert is a powerful musical experience hosted by Dr David Jeremiah and Sheila Walsh, featuring a lineup of celebrated artists and inspiring performances that lift the soul and stir the heart.

What if you could live with a quiet heart even when everything around you is falling apart? Dr Jeremiah reveals how the Holy Spirit, God’s Word, and prayer work together to produce supernatural peace. Discover how to stay steady when life feels anything but stable.

Prayer isn’t just a ritual—it’s your lifeline in spiritual battle. In this message, Dr Jeremiah discusses how God invites you to ask, seek, and keep knocking, even when answers seem delayed. Learn why perseverance in prayer is the key to breakthrough.

What happens when you stop trying to control everything and trust God instead? Dr Jeremiah reveals how reverence, obedience, and worship flow naturally when you understand who God truly is. Discover the freedom that comes from knowing God is always in control.

The Glimpse of Heaven concert showcases both renowned and rising talent, all accompanied by a world-class symphony choir and orchestra - offering viewers a true Glimpse of Heaven through music.

Dr David Jeremiah joins Sheila Walsh for an in-depth conversation about the unseen battle for the soul and why spiritual warfare matters in everyday Christian life. Together, they explore the world, the flesh, and the devil, along with practical battlefields such as pride, temptation, materialism, jealousy, and discouragement. Dr Jeremiah also explains how the armor of God, Scripture, worship, and confidence in Christ equip believers to stand firm.

Every Christian is engaged in a spiritual battle, whether or not that battle is immediately visible. Dr David Jeremiah identifies the soul as the true war zone and explains the pressures believers face from a corrupted world system, their old nature, and the devil. Yet the message ends with confidence: because of Christ's victory through the cross and resurrection, believers can stand firm as victors rather than victims.

What do you do when your soul feels overwhelmed and circumstances seem unlikely to change? Dr David Jeremiah turns to David's words in Psalms 42 and 43 to show that deep faith and deep discouragement can exist at the same time. Rather than surrendering to despair, believers can strengthen themselves in the Lord by remembering His faithfulness and deliberately directing their thoughts toward hope.