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Before she was Sarah, she was Sarai. A devoted wife, she is perhaps best known for her lack of faith when God promised she would have a child in her own age. But have we misjudged her? This week on The Land and the Book, it's a visit with Sarai. We'll get to know her background and the cultural details that make her story come alive. Plus…a...

The world tells us to live free from God’s laws and ways. But when we try to walk alone, our spiritual vitality wanes, distorting our perception of God’s character and abilities. Pastor Ronnie Floyd has witnessed firsthand the profound transformation that prayer and fasting can achieve. He joins us today to explore how these sacred...

Many couples discover that they've lost the dreams of what they hoped their marriage would be. Dr. Gary Chapman has written a book called The Marriage You Always Wanted. It will help you rediscover your dreams.

Every great result demands a serious sacrifice.

Today on BOLD STEPS, Pastor Mark Jobe begins a new message about the gift … of weakness in a short series called … Stronger.  And it’s interesting, the irony of this subject is that really the strength we’re talking about isn’t our own. In fact, weakness is what trains us to walk in spiritual humility.

When natural disasters hit, who helps the victims process their losses and navigate the pain?  Guest host Collin Lambert talks to a chaplain who ministers to the emotional and spiritual needs of people who lost everything in the California wildfires.  Then, he’ll show us how to be the hands and feet of Jesus to those still...

On today's Treasured Truth, we’ll begin a new study from Romans 8 and Pastor Ford will explain how we can be victorious through our trials, because Jesus is invincible.  We just need to remember that fact. We need to know that life is more than just what’s happening to us.  Life is about what’s happening for us.

Has God ever asked you to do something really crazy?

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?