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When Jesus raised Lazarus from the dead, He celebrated.  And in His resurrection celebration, Jesus had prayer and praise.  So, Pastor Ford will ask us today—if we’ve followed Jesus’ example, has resurrection power caused us to pray more?  Has it caused us to praise more? Find out more on today’s Treasured...

Why do we walk by faith and not by sight? Because we see in the present what God has done for us in the past, and that assures us of the blessings in our future. To find out more, join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

Dr. Clarke joins us to answer more relationship questions; plus he shares some of the top "lame excuses" to end a marriage, along with his "snappy" responses! You'll find helpful resources—including his book, My Spouse Wants Out—on his website: https://www.DavidEClarkePhD.com/ ...

The goal of a gospel tract is to get the gospel of salvation of Jesus Christ into peoples' hands in an interesting and easy-to-read format. Do you hand them out? Has reading one ever impacted you in a powerful way? Callers weighed in this morning to share their thoughts. ...

We focus on what’s happening now, but God focuses on what happened before.  Why?  God wants us to look back to see history so we can comprehend our destiny.  Because when He told believers back then about what His plan for the future was, He was making promises in history about our destiny. Find out more on today’s...

Sometimes we don’t listen to God and what His Word tells us to do and we get ourselves into trouble. But the good news is that He loves us so much that He gets us out of the trouble we’ve caused ourselves, even though we didn’t listen to what He told us to do. To learn more, join us for today’s Treasured Truth.

Today on Treasured Truth, Pastor Ford reminds us that despite our failings, we can end up better than we started out. We can never go too low to escape God’s grace. The most important thing is for us to seek to know God and Him alone. He will help us do what He’s designed for us to do.

Pastor Ford explains that we each need to be circumspect and make sure that we know our own answer to this question—Are we not witnessing because we’re ashamed of Jesus?  Because if we are ashamed of Him, Jesus said that He would be ashamed of us before His Father in heaven. Find out more on today’s Treasured Truth.

Sometimes it seems like the bigger the job, the easier it is to be distracted along the way!  The Old Testament character Nehemiah encountered this same phenomenon as work got underway rebuilding Jerusalem … which is our topic on Bold Steps Weekend.  We’ll see that when we attempt to work on weak areas in our lives,...