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Dr. Crawford Loritts shares the second part of his message, “An Uncommon Love.”  There’s nothing easy about loving our enemies.  Crawford reminds us it is only done through the power of the Holy Spirit within us.  It’s another great lesson Jesus taught his disciples in the Sermon on the Mount and it’s...

Dr. Crawford Loritts presents part one of his message, “See No Evil.”  In this passage in the gospel of Matthew, Crawford says this is some of the most direct, harsh language you will ever read coming from the mouth of Jesus. When you read these words, you come to the startling, stark conclusion that Jesus is horrifically...

Dr. Crawford Loritts takes a look at Jesus teaching about divorce.  In part one of his message, Crawford outlines God’s vision and purpose for marriage.

Join us this hour as Dr. Michael Rydelnik dives into the question of whether or not God has changed His mind regarding the Jewish people. Somewhere between Malachi and Matthew, did the nation of Israel get replaced with the Church? Hear his solid biblical response to a question that speaks deeply to the character of God. Western society...

America has passed a tipping point. A majority of Americans now say that truth is up to the individual and that the ultimate truth cannot be known. Learning to "speak our own truths" was supposed to lead to dignity and harmony. Instead, our society struggles with unprecedented levels of social conflict, purposelessness, and loss of identity.

Dr. Crawford Loritts warns of demons and the devil. In the first part of his message, “Unrivaled Power,” Crawford warns that as followers of Christ, we are not to open ourselves up to  demonic activity, we are to  use discernment when viewing movies and entertainment and we’re to avoid horoscopes and communication...

In Part 2 of “See No Evil,” Dr. Crawford Loritts warns of the potential devastation of sexual sin.  He offers five suggestions on how to minimize the temptation to lust. ...

Is there an afterlife? If so, how can we know where we will spend it? Janet Parshall tackles that question in this week’s commentary.