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Pastor Mark says "We must learn to recognize the God moments in our life and not pass them by" as he teaches us that if you’re in a season of waiting for God to move in your life, be intentional about seeking God, prioritizing communion with Him, and then seizing the moment when it arrives

At least 70 percent of adults have experienced a traumatic event in their lives. Guest Jocelyn Jones is the founder of Faith on the Journey Christian counseling and she’s on a mission to help Christians heal from trauma and painful pasts.

Dr. Crawford Loritts continues with his series, “For His Kingdom.”  In the first part of the message titled, “It’s Up To You,” Crawford highlights Jesus’ teaching about what it means to be a true disciple of Christ.  It requires intentionality and authenticity when living out our faith.

LIVE - GROW - SHARE # Live · Grow · Share — The Convocation Join us for The Convocation – Live · Grow · Share, a special weekend of celebration, reunion, and revival! Experience inspiring worship, powerful messages, and a special concert featuring Christian artist Fernando Ortega. His heartfelt music will make this a weekend you won't want...

Dr. Crawford Loritts says that in this passage Jesus is condensing everything He has said in the Sermon on the Mount to two basic things. They are: Keep it simple. Keep it tight. Don't make Christianity complicated. Find out more on today's program!

Listen to past programs from Today's Single Christian, as Lina AbuJamra offers insights from God’s Word and her own life to inspire and guide singles in pursuing a fulfilling Christian life right now.

Ostracized. Alone. Disoriented. That’s how Kenza Haddock felt when leaving Islam for Jesus.  She left everything she had ever known.  Sometimes it felt like there was a disconnect between what she knew about faith and how her fellow Christians seem to understand God. Join us to hear her powerful testimony of going from...

The long-simmering crisis that grips our culture has exploded in recent years, leaving us divided and intransigent. Discourse seems futile when we are no longer a people with shared principles or even a shared understanding of reality. What seems obvious to one person is patently absurd to the next. This collapse of meaning is not accidental.