Program Guide

One of the most tragic figures in the Bible is King Saul. What can we learn from a life that began with such promise only to end so badly? Dr. Stanley gives a solemn warning—even seemingly small acts of disobedience can derail us from accomplishing God’s will.

The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews is the leading non-profit building bridges between Christians and Jews, blessing Israel and the Jewish people around the world with humanitarian care and life-saving aid.

Messianic Rabbi K. A. Schneider, a Jewish believer in Jesus and end-times messenger of the Lord, delivers the Word of the Lord with true passion of the Holy Spirit.

Calvary Chapel Orlando’s goal would be One Necessary Thing. To know Jesus better each day and to make Him known by living the Gospel out practically in our community.

You have a unique set of talents and gifts that bring you joy when you use them. But that’s only half of their purpose: God can also use them for His will! Dr. David Jeremiah explains how the musical talents of young David not only soothed the king, but were used by God for a higher purpose.

“That’s not fair!” Who hasn’t said or thought this? Children and adults alike naturally cry foul when they don’t get what they think they deserve. When life feels unjust, many blame others or simply feel sorry for themselves. The apostle Peter offered a better—though unexpected—perspective that . . .

Sometimes, there isn’t a name for our suffering. In chapters 4 and 5, Eliphaz tries to name Job’s suffering as discipline from God. Surely Job must have been hiding wickedness in his life, right? Many of the things Eliphaz said were spoken out of his own misunderstanding of God’s character. Follow . . .