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There's nothing like God's promises when you're in the middle of a trial.

Putting God at the center of your life opens your eyes to His presence, protection, and purposes. More on having a Godly vision is the topic today on Bold Steps. We continue our look at Elisha and what it means to have opened eyes and God's vision in the midst of a seemingly impossible situation, as we continue with part two of this powerful...

Get your dialing fingers ready because this hour, we open the phone lines so that you can ask any question you have about the Bible or Christianity. Questions like: Do you have to be baptized to be saved? Does the Bible contradict itself? Does God ever change His mind? Dial in early because the lines are filled with great questions for the...

Sure, you understand the STORIES of the Bible. But what can you do to understand better the PLACES of the Bible: the land where it all unfolded? This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll explore a new Bible atlas with features to help you see it all. Plus…headlines from the Middle East, along with listener Bible questions. Then,...

Motherhood is a beautiful gift from God. But raising imperfect human beings can be exhausting and leave you depleted. On the next Building Relationships with Dr. Gary Chapman, discover how surrendering your motherhood can bring freedom. Do you feel like no matter how hard you try you’re not the mom you want to be? Hear encouragement...

You've dated several nice girls. How do you choose which one to marry? God is certainly involved in that decision, and He will lead you in the right direction to the right person at the right time.

Explosive anger is never constructive. Anger not only hurts the person to whom it's directed, but it also destroys the person who is out of control. Undisciplined anger will ultimately destroy relationships.

Whether its politics, religion, or culture, or the more everyday issues of normal life, it feels like people's opinions are becoming more polarized than ever.  Often we enter disagreements feeling that we have to win or we avoid them altogether.  Ed Stetzer talks with Gavin Ortlund about his book, The Art of Disagreeing: How to...