Written by Tom Clark and presented by Erik Jones History and the Bible give us examples of zeal and passion. Are we passionate about the most important things? Or are we being distracted by other passions? Read online
written and presented by Joel Meeker There’s much to fear in today’s world. Our worries can easily spin out of control. Here’s how to overcome fear and live with confidence according to the Bible. Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones Jesus is returning to earth, but what happens afterward? Will He stay or go back to heaven? What did Jesus say in the Olivet Discourse about His second coming? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Why did Jesus include “Thy will be done” in the model prayer that He gave the disciples? What exactly are we praying for when we ask God to do His will? Read online
Written by Neil Hogberg and presented by Clyde Kilough In the context of the historic struggle between Islam and Christianity, it seems European Christianity is dying out. But is a resurgence around the corner? Read online
Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Emily Everman Life can be hectic and harried. Here are five ways to refresh yourself and make time to recharge and prevent burnout. Read online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough Observing God’s holy Sabbath day can help us regain energy, refocus spiritually and be encouraged by others. God’s Sabbath rest is truly a day of refreshing! Read online
Written by Bill Palmer and presented by Erik Jones Daniel 9 contains one of the most passionate prayers in the Bible. What can we learn from Daniel’s prayer of confession and His appeal to God’s mercy? Read online
Written and presented by Mike Bennett It’s easy to believe the worst about others. But we don’t know people’s hearts. What does the Bible advise about giving the benefit of the doubt? Read online
Written and presented by Clyde Kilough Sometimes life is tough! In troubling times we often turn to God, but do we pray for the things that will help us cope? Here are seven vital elements to request of God. Read online
Written by Bill Palmer and David Johnson and presented by Clyde Kilough Here are reviews of some resources that give helpful background information about the time of Jesus Christ, the apostles and the early New Testament Church. Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones The Bible says Jesus will return. But many are confused about how He will return. He predicted this and told us what we need to know about the second coming. Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier One of the hardest things Christians are called to do is turn the other cheek. Yet it’s what God expects us to learn to do in our interactions with others. Read online
Written and presented by David Hicks The label Christian is given generously, but being known as a disciple is rare. What’s the difference? What do these words tell us about how God wants us to be? Read online
Written by by M. Noland Morris and presented by Erik Jones In the 75 years since World War II, have we learned how to avoid another world war? Or are we headed toward a worse one? Will there be a World War 3? Read online
Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough The Bible speaks of a seventh trumpet that will sound before Jesus Christ’s return to earth. What does the sounding of this last trumpet mean for you? Read online
Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Emily Everman When things go wrong, when plans fail and people let us down, how can we deal with disappointment? Here are biblical ways to stay positive in a negative world. Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Bigotry mars the pages of history, and it’s still alive and well today. But God calls us to rise above prejudice and promises a world where it can’t exist. Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones Jesus warned His people to flee when the abomination of desolation occurs. Why are they to flee? Was Jesus describing the rapture—or something very different? Read online
Written and presented by David Johnson The coronavirus crisis has transformed our world. What will we learn about how to prepare for future crises—especially the most dangerous, spiritual ones? Read online
Written and presented by Mike Bennett In a world of turmoil, with crisis after crisis, stress and anxiety thrive. How can we find peace of mind when life seems unpredictable and out of control? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier The COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic has changed the world in many ways. But how has it changed you? And how long will those changes last? Read online
Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Emily Everman Bad parenting is easy to fall into, but understanding five common parenting fails can help. These parenting tips show how to be a good parent. Read online
Written and presented by Clyde Kilough An important lesson of prophecy is often overlooked. The coronavirus pandemic is a reminder of why we must be spiritually ready for things yet to come! Read online
Written and presented by Erik Jones Jesus prophesied in Matthew 24:14 that His Church will be preaching the gospel to the whole world in the end times. Is this prophecy being fulfilled today? Read online
Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Becky Bennett Differing viewpoints often lead to arguments—but they don’t have to and shouldn’t. The Bible offers advice for how to disagree without being disagreeable. Read online
Written and presented by Kelly Cunningham Years ago, a close friend was extremely depressed and contemplating suicide. An experience we shared during his darkest time taught me a lesson about friendship. Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier The Bible has a lot to say about those who won’t be in the Book of Life or the Kingdom of God. Does that include you? And if it does, what can you do about it? Read online
Written and presented by Mike Bennett The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted our world and sown fear and panic. Is it one of the end-time plagues? When will humanity finally be rid of disease? Read online
Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier You can’t always control what thoughts enter your mind, but you can do something about them at that point. Here’s how to bring every thought into captivity. Read online
