Program Guide

God doesn’t want your money; He wants your heart. In Luke 21, Jesus used the widow who gave two mites—all that she had—as an example of grace giving. She trusted the Lord to provide for her. Follow along in Luke 21 to be reminded that it’s really not about what you give—but what you keep for . . .

Ever feel like you don’t have what it takes? Maybe you feel like your past or social standing or wealth or, perhaps, a physical disability overshadows your life and limits your vision. Jabez was a man who had every reason to do so, coming from very painful beginnings, but he turned to God who . . .

Lasting joy comes when we choose to put others first and seek to bless them. Becky Kopitzke will inspire you to find small, simple ways to encourage others. She’ll share personal stories and practical tips to make a difference in the lives of your family, friends, neighbors…and even strangers!

When you think about leaving a legacy, what comes to your mind? Maybe it’s leaving your children and grandchildren an inheritance. Or perhaps you long to accomplish something great that future generations will remember you by. Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress shares the two highest . . .

God is the light that exposes darkness. So how can Christians live in a way that reflects God’s light in a dark world? Hear the answer on Truth For Life as Alistair Begg explains how we’re to behave in a manner worthy of our calling.

Are you stressed out? Overwhelmed with responsibility? Continuously tired? If so, you may be headed for burn out. It's a common malady that God never intended for you to experience. Find out the keys to dealing with burn out—learning to trust God and putting the burden of your responsibilities into . . .

Today on Leading The Way, Dr. Michael Youssef looks at When Pride is Good in his challenging series, The Secrets of Positive Living.  Join him, won’t you?

When your priorities are in alignment with God’s and you live in obedience to Him, you have all you need for a fulfilling life. Dr. David Jeremiah illustrates this truth in the Old Testament account of the rebuilding of the temple, as God’s people learn to stop making excuses and start living in . . .