Program Guide

If we eat or drink something contaminated, the aftermath is usually sickening. God taught His people in Leviticus 11 that the world is dirty and unclean—contaminated. Once again, God used laws to point Israel to the righteousness and redemption of a coming Savior. How incredible that Jesus—purity, . . .

Pastor Allen Jackson delivers inspiring messages of faith and hope in an effort to help people lead better lives and get closer to Jesus Christ.

Our materialistic culture constantly suggests that we need more or better���but the tenth commandment warns against coveting. Learn how to recognize when healthy admiration becomes sinful covetousness. Join us on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

When you first put your faith in Christ, it wasn’t difficult to feel passionate about following Him. But as the years have passed, have you lost that “fire” in your soul? Kim Meeder shares what you can do to start feeling passionate for Christ again, through loving others, embracing your freedom, . . .

Final words are often considered some of a person’s most important words. How much more important, then, are the final words which the Son of God spoke on earth before ascending to heaven? Acts 1:6–11 records that remarkable moment between Jesus and His disciples. And Jesus did more than merely . . .

Today on Leading The Way with Dr. Michael Youssef, words from the wisest man in history (Solomon) . . . you’ll be encouraged and challenged!

Dane speaks about how the theology of God being Gentle and Lowly and refers to Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke . . .

To start the new week, John’s going to mix things up a bit. Instead of walking you verse-by-verse through a passage of Scripture, he’s going to field questions from his home church about the Bible and the Christian life—maybe ones you’ve wrestled with as you’ve studied God’s Word.