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Every marriage has its strengths and its stresses. There’s not one that can’t be improved, fine-tuned, made stronger — or even overhauled if needed. Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Ed and Amy Uszynski, speakers for FamilyLife join us to introduce this transformative marriage resource designed to help you explore...

Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dr. Jerry Newcombe, Executive Director of Providence Forum joins us to talk about producing the inspirational documentary about the American Revolution, The Road to Independence. The Road to Independence highlights the Great Awakening, which helped unite 13 separate British colonies. Newcombe’s...

When it comes to making big decisions in both our personal and professional lives, many of us experience anxiety, fear, and confusion. But there is only one way to forge ahead with courage and confidence: God’s guidance. On Tuesday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Dr. Gene Allen shares his story of astonishing success and demonstrates...

Tuesday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Mattanah DeWitt, VP of Communications at Passages will give us a report on a recent trip that  Christians from her organization took to Israel. This delegation of 25 believers were on a solidarity trip to Israel to show the Jewish people that they are not alone during this time of war and tragedy.

Believers who backslide don’t need our judgment. What they really need is our love.  And love doesn’t expose sin. Love covers it. And on today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will help us understand that’s what people need. In Luke 22:31, Jesus told Peter that he was going to backslide and fall. But also Jesus said He...

Is your life and testimony making Jesus attractive to the people around you?  Is anyone overhearing you share what Jesus has done for you in His person, His power, His plan, His program, and in His provision? On the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will ask you to consider, “Who’s hearing you?” To consider your answer...

As believers, our call to reach the world with the gospel supports the idea of a diverse church. But studies show the majority of people with disabilities are unreached by the gospel. And when people with disabilities enter the church, the church often struggles with how to respond. Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College's Rochelle Scheuermann...

Don’t try to substitute anything for obedience because there is no substitute.  Your service won’t substitute.  Your worship won’t substitute.  Your money won’t substitute.  Nothing substitutes for total obedience of God’s will for your life.