Program Guide

In our inclusive world, believers and nonbelievers alike are arguing that multiple religions can lead to God. But tolerating other beliefs won’t help anybody get into heaven! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares why avoiding the truth about salvation will only hinder people from being saved.   To support . . .

No one lives in isolation, and Jonah’s story demonstrates the far-reaching consequences of one person’s choices. This message contrasts Jonah’s destructive influence aboard a storm-tossed ship with the Apostle Paul’s godly influence during another storm at sea. Every believer has a stewardship of . . .

“Let’s Talk About Jesus” has brought thousands to the realization and acceptance of Jesus Christ as Savior and has also ministered the JOY of a Christ-centered life to thousands more who had been caught in the frustrating downward spiral of trying to please God while always feeling they were not pleasing enough to God. Wayne also shares sound wisdom and reasoning concerning the need for tolerance and acceptance of differing practices within the body of Christ, so we may fulfill our Savior’s request to be one with each other in order for this world to believe and for the church to be effectively made whole (John 17:23). ​

Will Haynes and Jordan Sekulow break down the news of the week, including the latest on the Letitia James situation in New York.

So, your salvation—how great is it to you? How does your rescue from eternal hell affect the way you pray, talk to others, raise your family, and, really, everything you do? Put simply, How does your salvation change the way you live your daily life? Consider those important questions as John . . .

In the book of Acts, we learn of not just a sudden great earthquake, but one that was clearly supernatural. Not only because of its timing and location where Paul and Silas were imprisoned, but also in the way that the doors were opened and chains were loosed. Pastor Brett Meador marvels in Today’s . . .