Program Guide

Few topics stir up more conflict in our culture today than the subject of homosexuality. And sadly, a growing number of Christians have embraced ideas about it that simply don’t line up with Scripture. Dr. Robert Jeffress examines some of the most common myths about homosexuality.   To support . . .

After Jonah’s rebellion and failure, the Word of the Lord came to him a second time. This message explores the grace of a God who restores His people rather than discarding them, drawing lessons from Jonah, Moses, David, Peter, John Mark, and the Prodigal Son. Failure carries consequences, but . . .

“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). ​

Logan and Jordan Sekulow are joined by Will Haynes to discuss the chaos within the jury of the Lindsay Clancy trial.

In this world, you’re guaranteed trouble—from small setbacks to enormous catastrophes. So it’s crucial to understand why God allows disaster and how you can know joy even in the darkest days. Consider that in an interview with John MacArthur that took place just days after 9/11—a timely discussion . . .

Paul’s second missionary journey continued in Acts Chapter 17 as he visited three cities with three radically different responses to the Gospel. As Pastor Brett Meador observes in Today’s Word how the people of Thessalonica, Berea, and Athens reacted, we learn how to share the Word effectively, and . . .