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What if you could take the history of Israel—from Genesis to the end of the Old Testament—and explain it in less than 15 minutes? You’d have to move fast, cover lots of ground, and keep going! We’ll attempt that this week on The Land and the Book. Plus, Charlie Dyer answers your Bible questions and keeps you informed...

Prayer is essential to our relationship with God. But what if we struggle to pray? This Saturday on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, we welcome author and professor Dr. Bill Thrasher to talk about prayer. He'll show us how we can have a victorious prayer life. Plus we'll take your questions about the Bible, God, and the spiritual...

They are back—those boys of the Bible, they put the dish in judicial and the “lam” in calamity. They edited the Moody Bible Commentary. I’m talking about Dr. Michael Rydelnik and Dr. Michael Vanlaningham. We know them as The Two Michaels and they’ll tackle your questions from Genesis to Revelation. You might...

​Each Saturday we gather around the radio kitchen table to study the Scriptures together. Join Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik each weekend with your questions about the Bible, God, and the spiritual life. ​As you study the Bible this summer, write down your questions and join Dr. Michael Rydelnik for Open Line each Saturday. He'll...

Each Saturday on Open Line with Dr. Michael Rydelnik, we open the phones for your questions about God, the Bible, and the spiritual life. Join us this weekend for Open Line. Join us Saturday for our weekly Bible study across the airwaves. Study the Scriptures with Dr. Michael Rydelnik and ask your Bible questions this weekend on Open Line.

​Did the angels sing to the shepherds? Was Jesus born in a stable, a cave, or some other dwelling? The two Michaels return to answer questions about the first Christmas. What does the biblical record tell us and not tell us? What are the misconceptions we have about the birth of Jesus? Don’t miss the biblical fun we’ll have with...

We’ll be reminded today that we have a God Who cannot love us more than He already does and will never love us any less.  And even though we sometimes ignore the plan He has for us and we walk away from Him, He will never walk away from us.  No matter how far we stray, we never cease to be His children.

As we begin a study in 1 Corinthians 10, we’ll see that the Apostle Paul wrote this passage for people of faith.  And, Pastor Ford will explain that Paul wanted believers to look back at Israel and see them as an illustration of what those who follow Christ don’t want to do in the Christian walk. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.