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Mark Bouman was known as the Tank Man’s son. His father was an abusive Neo-Nazi. Mark barely survived the ordeal of childhood. Hear a "Best of" broadcast with Mark as he details the story of his journey to the heart of his Heavenly Father. Can God use the struggle of life for your good and His glory? Don’t miss the next Chris...

Kimberly spent 17 years living a lesbian lifestyle, including a marriage to another woman. She proudly declared that she’d just been born that way, until 2016, when a series of events turned her world upside down.

Have you ever noticed that often the things that God tells us to do are things that don’t make sense? But what He ultimately wants to do is connect our “natural” with His “super” and give us the supernatural outcome which is for our best. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Women live longer than men by several years. That means there are far more widows than widowers in the U.S. An many of them struggle financially after their husbands’ passing. On the next Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Harlan Accola who’ll share a tale of two widows and a possible solution for widows who...

In Genesis, God gave man dominion over the earth—and with that a responsibility to take care of it. So how can we as believers best accomplish that today? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Mark Regier joins host Rob West to talk about “investing in the care of creation.” Then Rob will take your calls and various financial...

If we want peace, Jesus is our peace.  If we want righteousness, Jesus is our righteousness.  Whatever element of our life we are struggling with, He identifies with it and redeems it in us.  So, when God sees us, He does not see our sin, He sees His Son—and that’s definitely something to be joyful about and worship...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark begins part one of the sermon titled, The Man with the Withered Hand. A lesson about the healing power of God. From the book of Luke, Mark explores how God can take areas of your weaknesses and use them for your good.

God is a friend to the friendless. He’s hope for the hopeless. He’s a shelter in the time of storm. He’s our rock in a weary land, our comforter in trial and trouble. And the only question is—what do you need Him to be for you right now? Whatever it is, that’s what He’s going to show Himself to be.