Program Guide

Jesus wants us to be His disciples. But what’s involved in that kind of discipleship? Find out Friday on A NEW BEGINNING. Pastor Greg Laurie helps us count the cost of discipleship and step up to the next level in our walk with the Lord. Tune for the kickoff message in an important new series.

Each of the four gospels in the New Testament provides firsthand accounts of the disciples’ experiences with Jesus as well as His prophetic significance. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John emphasized different aspects of Jesus’ divinity as the Holy Spirit inspired them. Pastor Chuck Swindoll unfolds the . . .

[ATTENTION: This program's material may not be suitable for young children.] You may care passionately about intimacy in your marriage, but do you ever talk about it? Gary Thomas and Debra Fileta [fil-AY-ta] offer godly encouragement to married couples about improving their sexual relationship.

Ron & Nan Deal continue their marriage’s raw story through addiction recovery—and its pain and anger. The good news? Hope gets the last word.

When the virgin conception of Jesus is challenged, how can we defend its truth? While we may be tempted to give pat answers or sidestep the Bible’s difficult parts, learn how to respond with reasoned thought instead, on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

Based on Ephesians 4:11-16, this message explains that God's goal for believers is for them to grow in their relationship with Him and be conformed to the likeness of Christ. Dr. Stanley explains that spiritual growth is a continuous and ongoing process.

It’s clear we live in a culture that values self-worth ... and encourages you to have an unshakable belief in yourself. But, if you’re a Christian, you’re not called to a life of self-confidence—far from it. So, what are some practical steps you can take to cultivate the humility and meekness that . . .

Continuing in our series examining the book of Hebrews with the series “Going the Distance,” Pastor Jack Graham teaches that it certainly applies to marriage. We are made to go the distance in Christ and to live together in a lifetime of love, always honoring our marriage.