Program Guide

Pastor Bryan shares the second half of the message from Acts 13. We learn, in this passage, how early Christians were able to look past differences and conflicts for the advancement of the gospel. What would it mean if today’s church were to unite just as the early church did?

Each program is designed with the Lord and you in mind. Dr. Stan Ponz presents the Word of God with accuracy, clarity, and urgency through informative life application expository preaching and teaching…and inspirational interviews with people whose lives are making a difference!

If you want a better marriage, pay attention to your spouse! Gary Thomas encourages you to communicate more, learn how to forgive, and avoid contempt in your relationship. It’s a great formula for taking your marriage to the next level!

The world we live in has no idea what’s important. Earthly ambitions can have such a grip on us. Like choosing what seems right over spending quality time with the Lord. The Christ follower may be in this world, but we need to remind ourselves that we are not of it.

A triumphal entry sounds like a joyful, victorious celebration. So why were Jesus’ disciples astonished and afraid as they approached Jerusalem? Join us for a closer look at the events of Palm Sunday. That’s our focus on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

Betrayal. Few experiences are harder to endure. This is especially true when the one who causes the hurt is in your closest circle. The Bible speaks much about betrayal—of those betrayed as well as betrayers. No one can understand being forsaken more than Jesus, and no one in the Scriptures is more . . .

Imagine you were there 2,000 years ago on that hillside watching the nails pierce Jesus’ hands and feet. What would your thoughts be? What would you make of all that Christ endured and the things he said?

All celebrations are not created equal. Just look at the ancient Hebrews, whose feast days are as rich in meaning as they are in food and festivity. Dr. David Jeremiah shares the story of one Jewish feast day that originated in the book of Esther and is still observed today.