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Urban Praise features inspiring music that exalts Christ and encourages the believer. Celebration, hope and worship are the irresistible ingredients of this soulful blend.

Sunday Praise is a weekly three-hour program, hosted by John Hayden, that prepares listeners to worship Jesus in their respective Sunday services. This program helps listeners remember who they are in Christ, and focus on what is lasting and truly important.

Celebration of Praise is a weekly four-hour program that endeavors to bridge music divides and unite Christians in worship.

The Praise & Worship Channel features uplifting Christian music: a mix of new and past favorites, great hymns of the faith and praise anthems sung in churches across the globe.

Romans 8:32-34 | He that spared not his own Son, but delivered him up for us all, how shall he not with him also freely give us all things?  Who shall lay any thing to the charge of God's elect? It is God that justifieth.  Who is he that condemneth? It is Christ that died, yea rather, that is risen again, who is even at...

​Dr. Gary Chapman says that some workaholics are suffering from a deep sense of inferiority. On this edition of A Love Language Minute, he explains a way to minister to them.

​According to Dr. Gary Chapman, the fastest way to influence your husband is to give him praise. Hear more on today's A Love Language Minute.

Here at Equipped, we like to explore how God works in difficult places.  Next in focus is God at work in the cities of our nation.  Urban ministry is often considered one of the most difficult but God is on the move! Great things that happen when the Church steps out and into the lives of people in Urban America. ...

If you’re a follower of Jesus, have you come to the place where everybody knows that you are not ashamed to praise Him? To lift Him up, anywhere, anytime, and for any reason at all, in front of anyone? In other words, Pastor Ford will ask today, have you gone public with your praise?

Our praise should not be to impress God or others, but to express our love for God alone. As we continue to look at Psalm 34, we’ll see that the degree of our gratitude should equal the degree of the glory that we give to God. It’s not about us, it’s all about Him!