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What would change if you saw where you live, what you do, and who you are as part of God’s great plan to build his church? Pastor, author, and former pro-baseball player Jim Essian joins Chris to explain how wherever and whoever you are, you have a role in God’s plan of redemption for the world and can start right now! Featured...

Marriage brings together two unique individuals, each with their own needs—needs that, when met, can strengthen the relationship. But when those needs go unmet, even the strongest marriages can struggle. If your marriage is facing challenges, big or small, listen as guest host Roy Patterson welcomes renowned psychologist and marriage...

Marriage brings together two unique individuals, each with their own needs—needs that, when met, can strengthen the relationship. But when those needs go unmet, even the strongest marriages can struggle. If your marriage is facing challenges, big or small, listen as guest host Roy Patterson welcomes renowned psychologist and marriage...

Today’s disciple faces the daunting task of bearing witness in a post-Christian culture. If we are going to effectively call people into the gospel, it is essential that we know the comprehensive story of the Bible.  Pastor Jon Morales knows just how to explain the storyline of Jesus throughout the Old and New Testaments. ...

Many of us know the challenge of bringing our active children to God’s Word each day but we also know the eternal impact it can have. Family devotions are not an unreachable goal.  Chris Brooks brings Tim Shoemaker to the program to present some out-of-box ways to have fun family times that deliver spiritual impact. Learn to communicate...

Everywhere we turn, something is trying to grab our attention and influence us in some way, shape, or form. It can be downright overwhelming! Are you ready for something to lift your heart and quiet your soul?  Listen today as Chris Brooks reminds us that the Gospel can permeate every aspect of our lives and bring us peace! EQUIPPERS...

In his “high priestly prayer” in John 17, Jesus asked His heavenly Father to create unity among those who believed in Him. (John 17:20 & 21)  How can we live in greater unity, especially across ethnic and racial lines within the church?  Are there ways we can grow in our understanding and appreciation for each other?