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Christian Ballenger is a pastor, worship leader and author of a new book "All Man All Amazing." He grew up in a fatherless home with a mother who battled mental illness. He recounts the return visit to his hometown that forced him to finally confront the pain from his childhood, and the moment he knew he had to forgive his parents. 

Believers who backslide don’t need our judgment. What they really need is our love.  And love doesn’t expose sin. Love covers it. And on today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will help us understand that’s what people need. In Luke 22:31, Jesus told Peter that he was going to backslide and fall. But also Jesus said He...

Is your life and testimony making Jesus attractive to the people around you?  Is anyone overhearing you share what Jesus has done for you in His person, His power, His plan, His program, and in His provision? On the next Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will ask you to consider, “Who’s hearing you?” To consider your answer...

How do you reach someone with the truth of God’s Word, when they are confused about a doctrinal issue and believing an error?  On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will explain you must start by showing them your genuine concern for them and allowing them to sense your heart of compassion for them.  If you don’t start...

On today's Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford will help us understand how Paul affirmed to the Galatian believers his comprehension of his own confirmation.  And then, in his letter to them, he celebrated his liberation from sin. We’ll see that Paul gave us a great example of how to respond to the good news of the Gospel as we continue...

“Delight yourself in the Lord, and he will give you the desires of your heart.” That familiar verse from Psalm 37 begs the question: “What are the desires of my heart?” On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will talk about desires and how they can either direct us or distract us. Then he’ll answer...

As believers, our call to reach the world with the gospel supports the idea of a diverse church. But studies show the majority of people with disabilities are unreached by the gospel. And when people with disabilities enter the church, the church often struggles with how to respond. Ed Stetzer talks with Wheaton College's Rochelle Scheuermann...