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Have you ever wondered how we got the sixty-six books that make up God’s Word?  Ed Stetzer talks with Rob Suggs about how this colletion of ancient parchments has withstood council through the ages and continues to be the most powerful book of all time.

Have you ever considered that God wants to use you to draw Jewish people to Himself? The Bible talks about “’provoking” the Jewish people—to desire Christ. What does that mean? How do we accomplish that? Don’t miss this fascinating conversation on The Land and the Book. And if you’re an outdoors person,...

Christians rejoice when they hear an atheist has come to faith. But they often don't know the path that brought them there. Ed Stetzer talks with Dr. Alister McGrath about the perceptions atheists have of Christianity and the circumstances that can lead these skeptics to reconsider faith in Jesus.

The effects of social media and the news are felt deeply in our day-to-day lives. With so many voices, it’s difficult to know what’s true or who to trust. It can also be difficult to hear God and be heard. Ed Stetzer talks with pastor and author Jay Kim about how to listen amidst the noise, hear God, and then speak the Good News...

The 4th of July is the day we celebrate our nation’s independence. It’s also a great day to take stock of your financial independence. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will guide you toward the road to financial freedom and suggest how you can get back on track if necessary. Then he’ll answer some questions...

Singleness is not God's plan B.

In today's culture, leaders are often applauded and respected while followers are often viewed as weak and passive. But scripture tells us a different story.... it says that being obedient "followers" of Christ is at the very heart of faith. Ed Stetzer talks with Biola Professors Richard Langer and Joanne Jung about our need to "follow" in...

Tune in early to hear a very special report from Moody Seminary in honor of Moody's first Black graduate in 1894, Mary McCleod Bethune! Then Chris Brooks wants you to meet a man named Esau.  Esau thought of himself as an exceptional, hard-working black man who rose above poverty to grab the American dream. When he was asked to deliver...