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Do you wonder if there is more to the Christian faith than you have right now? Could it be that your faith is too shallow? You may be committed to being a Christian but what do you know of being with Jesus? Pastor Rich Villodas shows us the way out of the shallows into a meaningful life, deeply formed by Jesus Himself!  Resource: The...

The Christian faith has incredible life-changing power. And yet too many people know too little about it. Trillia Newbell talks with Aaron Armstrong about his book, Faith Simplified: What We Believe and Why We Believe It and the truths of Christianity and how the more we truly come to know God, his words, and his works, the more that faith...

Join us as we open the phone lines to answer any questions you have on spiritual warfare. Too often, we let the world teach us theology, and this is one of those areas where Hollywood outpaces the pulpit. Find out what the Bible says about that war being waged all around us—the war we can’t see but is powerfully active all the...

TV companies pay hundreds of millions to the Tolkien Trust to make adaptations of his work. In the UK, he routinely tops the list of the nation's favorite authors. An estimated 2 million war gamers use The Lord of the Rings figurines in their RPG. It is incontestable that Tolkien is one of the most influential writers of the last century.

As followers of Christ, we’re called to stand up for the vulnerable and protect those who are oppressed. One of the most urgent needs today is among girls and young women in Lebanon. On today's Faith & Finance Live, May-Lee Melki will join Rob West with a powerful story of hope—and a way you can make a difference. Then...

In our age of instant access to information, we are in danger of losing our grip on our most ancient emotion—childlike wonder. We need to cultivate a holy curiosity. As a result of our impoverished view of God, most of us are only living at half capacity—we let anxiety keep us from pursuing our dreams because we can’t see...

In his “high priestly prayer” in John 17, Jesus asked His heavenly Father to create unity among those who believed in Him. (John 17:20 & 21)  How can we live in greater unity, especially across ethnic and racial lines within the church?  Are there ways we can grow in our understanding and appreciation for each other?