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Paul Shepherd was born and raised in India, worshipping the many gods of the Hindu faith. When he started exploring the Bible, it was originally to disprove the claims of Christianity. But over time, he began to see that the God of the Bible is the one true God. He shares how his decision to follow Jesus led to persecution and even disownment...

Dexter is a husband and father who spent 20 years as a functioning alcoholic. In this episode he describes a life changing encounter with God that saved his life and broke his addiction.

How do you tell your boyfriend that you'd like a gift now and then? Don't do so by hinting. Just be up front and tell him. Let him know that receiving gifts is important to you. This should be a clear indication to him that your primary love language is Gift-Giving.

These days, too many of us are physically, emotionally, mentally, and financially overloaded. And our demanding lifestyles sometimes make it feel like rest is a bad thing. But what does God’s Word have to say about rest? On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will look at rest from a biblical perspective. Then he’ll...

What do you do with the pains and problems of your past … the ones that you just can’t seem to let go?  Find out today, on BOLD STEPS with Pastor Mark Jobe. Last time, we began exploring the destructive trap of unforgiveness and how it affects our spiritual health. Mark reminded us that harboring bitterness not only damages...

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe concludes his powerful message about breaking free from the prison ... of unforgiveness. We’re continuing our series called Untangled Relationships, and today we’ll reach the conclusion of Mark’s three-part message on The Trap of Unforgiveness.  Mark has explained how unforgiveness...

The world is at unrest, and Bill Gertz writes about the upheaval all the time. We will get an update on the Israel/Iran conflict and discuss the CCP’s funding of the weekend’s “marches”. We will also find out how Chinese nationals were able to get dangerous toxins in the U.S, plus the growing tensions around Taiwan.

The four seasons of the year is a metaphor used to describe the quality of your marriage. Your marriage might start in the Spring - new and exciting,  but it might drift into Winter - cold and harsh. In what season is your marriage?

Everything can change in the power of a moment.