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Many believe and say that Jesus did not actually die and that He was in a coma or just passed out. This is why it is so vital to know and understand that Jesus did truly die a physical death. Jesus conquered death and standing on that truth starts with first believing that He actually died for your sins. Today on Bold Steps Minute, Pastor...

Within Roman society, the earliest Christians stood out for the oddness of their beliefs and practices. They worshiped God in strange ways, and practiced religion in a whole new way that would have been viewed as bizarre to other religions at the time.  Ed Stetzer talks with Nijay Gupta about his book, Strange Religion: How the First...

In the book of Matthew, the Parable of the Talents explains how one servant buried what he was given by his master. And while failing to invest was a big mistake, his real failure ran much deeper than that. On today's Faith & Finance Live, Rob West will talk about how our understanding of God shapes our stewardship. Then he’ll...

Who were they? The crowd that gathered around the cross of Christ was the original “motley crew.” Some were skeptics, some were curious—but together, they witnessed the most visceral demonstration of love the world has ever seen. This week on The Land and the Book, we’ll encounter more of “The Cast of Characters...

Ordinary people can move mountains. Today on BOLD STEPS, Mark Jobe concludes our prayer series with Elijah’s example of breakthrough prayer.  A man just like us stopped the rain—and sincere, faith-filled prayers still unlock God’s miraculous power today.  Dare to believe for the impossible ... listen to Bold...

Best of In the Market with Janet Parshall presents the most relevant issues important to Christian believers from the past week, with an exciting mix of listener interaction and commentary from highly respected guests.

The long-simmering crisis that grips our culture has exploded in recent years, leaving us divided and intransigent. Discourse seems futile when we are no longer a people with shared principles or even a shared understanding of reality. What seems obvious to one person is patently absurd to the next. This collapse of meaning is not accidental.