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Disasters strike around the world, leaving people searching for help, hope and healing. Through a partnership in Israel, TBM (Texas Baptist Men)  have been serving in Israel during the latest conflict. They have been responding to this disaster through mobile kitchens that can provide thousands of meals a day. On Thursday's Mornings...

What role can Christian men play in supporting their families and communities, especially during challenging times? Wednesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Shane Winnings , Evangelist and CEO of Promise Keepers joins us to talk about his passion for raising biblical men in our culture. Shane tells us, "Just as Christians are called...

We live in a very uncertain world right now, but we all need to constantly make financial decisions as adults. Monday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, financial expert Glenn Zimmerman tells us that uncertainty of the future (with the election looming), does cause us stress, but we make the best decisions we can in an imperfect world. When...

The book of 2 Kings concludes the epic saga of the kingdom that Saul founded, David established, and Solomon lost. Thursday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dr. Steven Sanchez, Professor of Bible at MBI joins us to reflect on how God reveals His commitment to Israel. Despite their unfaithfulness and rebellion, He refused to abandon His...

If we want to experience freedom from time anxiety, we have to reimagine our relationship with time itself. On Wednesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, author, wife and mother, Jen Pollock Michel invites us to disentangle our priorities from our modern assumptions and instead ground them in God's time. Then she shows us how to establish...

Season 4 of "The Chosen" has wrapped, with Jesus about to enter into Jerusalem for what we celebrate today as Holy Week. The series has been seen by more than 108 million people since it began and is being translated into hundreds of languages. Ed Stetzer will sit down with Biola Professor and "The Chosen" Adviser Doug Huffman to talk about...

Suffering always has significance. God allows us to go through what we’re going through to develop in us something that is lacking in our character and to strengthen our walk with Him. And when we endure suffering, that’s when we find that we become more mature spiritually.

Pastor Ford explains that in order for suffering to be remedial, then what we have to realize is that we need to quit looking at the circumstances, and also quit looking at Satan. Instead, we have to start looking at the Savior! We have to begin by saying, “I know that God is controlling this thing.” And then we have to trust...