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This hour we take a look at some of the stories making headlines before connecting with Karen Covell, founder of the Hollywood Prayer Network. Karen will share with us very specific ways to pray for those whom God has called to be creators in a sometimes hostile environment. There we turn our attention to the winter as Steve Goreham explains...

Who owns the land of Israel? Are the Israelis occupiers and oppressors? We are seeing a rising tide of antisemitism across the globe. What is the history of this conflict? Dr. Charles Dyer will join us to provide insight and knowledge behind the Arab-Israeli conflict. He will trace the journey of the Jewish people through history and explain...

John and Mary met in a Missouri federal prison, where she served as a Christian volunteer and school teacher, and he was an inmate serving a 25 year sentence. Now married for more than 40 years, they share the story of God's redemption, and how they discovered love where they least expected it. ...

In Part 2 of “God’s Approval,” Dr. Crawford Loritts continues to look at the message Jesus had for the religious rulers who harassed John the Baptist. Jesus affirmed John’s ministry and challenged the religious elites. This passage marks a pivotal change in the book of Matthew and in the earthly ministry of Jesus.

Dr. Crawford Loritts says that in this passage Jesus is condensing everything He has said in the Sermon on the Mount to two basic things. They are: Keep it simple. Keep it tight. Don't make Christianity complicated. Find out more on today's program!

Crawford Loritts makes the statement that here in America, we’re in the preface of the book when it comes to persecution. In the second half of “It’s Coming,” he outlines what we’re to do when persecution comes. The goal is to glorify God in it all.

How do we know what’s right and wrong? Is it all just a matter of opinion, or is there something more to it than that? Do we really need God to tell us how to be a good person – or can we just figure it out for ourselves? How can we be sure that the Bible’s vision of right and wrong is the best one? Join us to get the answers...

This passage marks a pivotal change in the book of Matthew and in the earthly ministry of Jesus. It is a sad passage. It is both a tribute and a rebuke for rejection of the truth and missed opportunity.