Program Guide

Get your pencils ready; the Bible Bus is headed to school. The book of Job is primarily about suffering, but it also reveals God as our Teacher. As we begin our study, notice how mankind’s logic is so black-and-white as they try to make sense of Job’s trials. Where human reasoning and logic fall . . .

A lot of people come to Jesus with the expectation that he’ll make their life better. But Jesus said that in this world, we will have trouble. So how should we respond when life gets hard?

Physical fitness requires hard work, discipline, and commitment. Spiritual fitness also requires great effort—but the benefits are both immediate and eternal. Hear Paul’s advice about spiritual devotion and diligence, on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.  1 Timothy 4:6–16

The ups and downs we face in marriage have a purpose—to make us more like Jesus. Sean and Lanette Reed offer insight and practical tips on facing difficulties and transitions as a couple.

Christians tend to focus more on their differences than on what they hold in common. Unity is a skipped-over virtue. In 1 Peter 1:22–2:3, Peter demonstrated the essential role of unity in a healthy church, and he outlined areas of common ground on which all Christians stand. Listen in to Pastor . . .

Today on Leading The Way, Dr. Youssef shares practical words about tackling anger . . . as he continues his popular, series, Treasure That Lasts.

Is God anti-gay? FamilyLife LGBTQ+ Specialist Rob Hudson and Sam Allberry, a pastor and bestselling author who’s experienced same-sex attraction, offer perspectives on how to respond to gay friends and loved ones.

Perhaps you’ve sat at the bedside of a loved one who has been ravaged by disease or your doctor has given you a diagnosis of cancer followed by the words “stage 4” or “terminal.” In those trials, what hope do you have? And what hope can you point others to?