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In Matthew 6, Jesus gives us the Lord’s Prayer as an example of how we should bring our needs to God. But are we skimming over part of what He wanted us to learn from that example? On the next Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk about praying for our daily bread. Then he’ll tackle some calls and financial questions. ...

Does today's radical secularism obscure the radiance of God? In a timely and practical manner, Dr Erwin Lutzer will expose the heart of our nation's cultural crisis today: redefining God in our own image. Join us to find the boldness to be a light by exploring the intellectual roots of our moral and spiritual darkness, embracing biblical...

Today’s church finds itself torn between proclaiming the gospel and competing cultural messages.  So how do we live out the gospel, to break through the noise of the culture and really penetrate our communities through word and deed?  Ed Stetzer talks with Kevin Palau about ways to reach the unchurched around us with...

A Love Language Minute draws from Dr. Gary Chapman's years of counseling experience, excerpts from his live events, and his answers to listeners' questions to give encouragement and practical help and hope for the relationships in your life

Join us this hour as we hear Billy Hallowell discuss his new documentary on the world of the supernatural. Do miracles really happen today? Then, horses, like all of God's creation, are a reflection of His nature and His immeasurable love for you. Horsewoman Rebecca Ondov is excited to share with you the spiritual lessons she learned during...

The Hospitality of Need | Kevan Chandler and Tommy Shelton

On this special in-studio BOLD STEPS with Pastor Mark Jobe, we're discussing something that could transform not just your family, but generations to come. With Mark fresh back from a trip to Spain where he grew up, he was reminded powerfully of something we often take for granted … the incredible influence one generation can have on...

Living with a verbal abuser can be devastating. Can an abuser change? Yes, but the abuser must be willing to change. If they don't, separation might be the loving action you'll need to take to motivate them to change.

Fighting in a marriage is never appropriate if it involves physical violence. But it's healthy to talk about things on which spouses disagree.