Program Guide

Jordan and Jay discuss HunterBiden finally admitting that the laptop is his.

Think about your friends who share different beliefs from yours about God. Maybe they doubt parts of the Bible or maybe you’re the one with the questions. So . . . who gets to go to heaven? Who will know the matchless, eternal blessing that is found only there? Really, the bottom-line question is . . . .

There are dark times each one of us experiences when we're overwhelmed and don't know what to do. Are you in such a dark time right now? Dr. Stanley talks about how God will comfort your hurts, calm your fears, and give you great hope if you will trust in Him.

Our mission is to educate people on how to get their prayers answered. This ministry's goal is to answer the questions you may have when you get home from church and ask..."Now, what's my part to do?" ​

Gary explains that the feasts mentioned in Leviticus 23 are not only significant in themselves, but they collectively form an exciting outline of God’s plan leading up to His second coming. The CDs cover Pesach (Passover) and Shabbat (the Sabbath), Hag HaMatzot (Feast of the Unleavened Bread), Yom . . .

Are you small enough to be used by God? Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg explains why God isn’t looking for impressive resumes when it comes to establishing effective leadership in the church. Find out what we should look for in our church elders.

Discouragement might be whispering, “Quit.” But God’s Word boldly drowns-out that whisper with five reasons to keep pressing on! Dr. David Jeremiah reveals those reasons as he returns to the story of Nehemiah, who rallied his people in front of their enemies and in spite of discouragement.

Pastor Bryan continues his message from 1 Kings. In this passage, God is revealing that His love is so great that He wants us to know Him. How wondrous it is that the Creator God desires to be near to His people.

Marriage - one man, one woman - is the foundation of cultures that thrive. In this program, guest teacher, Doug Fields explains who the backup singers are. We call them Christians who live like Christians. You’ll hear the first two of three songs the backup singers need to be singing in order to . . .