Program Guide

Some serve the Lord in the limelight, others serve God in relative obscurity. But Pastor Greg Laurie says everything we do for Christ counts! Thursday on A NEW BEGINNING, we’ll get a fresh breeze of inspiration from our study in Nehemiah.

A kid brother goes from tending sheep to performing in a royal court thanks to his musical talent. David’s ability to soothe and entertain King Saul brought him into the center of the biblical story in 1 Samuel 16:14–23. Consider how the peace of God’s Spirit, channeled through David’s music, . . .

She was a counselor but didn’t know what was wrong with her husband or how to help him. Rita Schulte shares about losing her spouse to suicide and offers assurance to other survivors that your life is not done.

How do we equip our kids so God thrives in them—and spills over to others? On FamilyLife Today, Dave & Ann Wilson host Skillet’s John and Korey Cooper, who chat about losing fear and steering kids to God.

People sometimes say, “Nature is my church.” But that doesn’t line up with Scripture. So how do we respond biblically? Hear the answer, and learn why society’s morality crumbles when we suppress God’s truth. Listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

First John 1:9 teaches, 'If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.' Yet, we need to consider whether or not we really understand what it means to genuinely confess our sins. Are we confident that God has truly forgiven us? Dr. . . .

Spurgeon, the great British pastor, put it this way: “My happiest moments are when I am worshiping God, really adoring the Lord Jesus Christ, and having fellowship with the ever-blessed Spirit. . . . To me it is the nearest approach to what it will be in heaven.” When you think about the great joys . . .

As Pastor Jack Graham noted yesterday during this series, “His Story, Your Story,” we will learn more and more about Jesus each time He comes face to face with someone. Today’s message, “Unshackled,” looks at one of the most radical transformations in history – a man possessed by demons but . . .