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Pastor Ford explains that we typically want what the people in Hebrews 11 had, but we don’t necessarily want to do what they did. And if you want what they had, then you have to do what they did. So, what did they do? They believed God fully by faith in His Word.

As we begin a study in Colossians 4, Pastor Ford will remind us today that followers of Christ are called to get involved with ministry at their local church. The church needs more people who utilize their gifts and are faithful in service—those who say, “God called me to this and I’m going to do this to the best of my God-given...

Financial wellness doesn’t happen all by itself. It’s something you have to take positive steps to ensure. On the next Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk to Neile Simon who’ll share some great tips you can use to achieve financial wellness. Then Rob will answer your calls and various financial questions. ...

The American church is in decline. Secularism is fast gaining traction in culture. Ministry leaders and Christians who love the church are rightly concerned about this momentum. On Wednesday's mornings with Eric and Brigitte, journalist, researcher, and ministry leader Rick Lawrence believes that the driving force propelling the church into...

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...

This Saturday, Dr. Michael Rydelnik answers your Bible questions! Join us with your conundrums from Scripture. Each weekend on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, we open the Bible and study the Scriptures together. Join us around the radio kitchen table and bring your Bible questions.

Joe Pitt was raised in a religious home and spent years calling himself a Christian but living a lifestyle that totally contradicted what he said he believed. Until a family crisis led to a Y in the road.

Crises are discouraging and sometimes even overwhelming. But maintaining our commitment to Christ in the midst of a crisis should always be our goal. Because no matter what we’re going through or what kind of persecution we might face, if we still have the approval of Jesus, then that’s really all that matters.