Discover the Word with Mart DeHaan, Elisa Morgan, Bill Crowder, and Brian Hettinga
About Discover the Word
The Discover the Word radio program has its roots in the Radio Bible Class Daily program that began in 1980. In addition to classic messages from RBC Ministries founder Dr. M. R. DeHaan, a panel of RBC staff members and guests assembled from time to time to discuss important topics. These “Friday panel discussions” became quite popular, and a few years later the program went exclusively to the topical discussion format with Herb Vander Lugt, Jim Pittman, Ron Chadwick, and Mart DeHaan as the regular teachers. Then in 1991, Haddon Robinson and Alice Mathews joined Mart DeHaan and, in a more expositional way, worked through Bible passages to find direction for daily living. In 1998, the program became known as Discover the Word. Haddon and Alice retired from the program in 2014 and RBC Ministries' name was changed to Our Daily Bread ministries in 2015.
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Listen on 99.5 KKLA
Monday1:30PM - 1:51PM
Tuesday1:30PM - 1:51PM
Wednesday1:30PM - 1:51PM
Thursday1:30PM - 1:51PM
Friday1:30PM - 1:51PM
Latest Broadcast
Telling The Same Story... "God With Us"
5/21/2019
The Gospels all essentially tell the same story. So, do we really need four of them? Today on Discover the Word, we discuss how Matthew tailored his message to a Jewish audience and proclaimed the good news that God is with us. Another great conversation about “Reading the Gospels” today on Discover the Word!
RECENT BROADCASTS
- Telling The Same Story... "God With Us" - 5/21/2019
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- How Should We Respond To Conflict? - 5/17/2019
- The Role Of A Mediator - 5/16/2019
- "Deal With It" - 5/15/2019
- What Does The Bible Say About Conflict Resolution? - 5/14/2019
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Featured Offer from Discover the Word
Three-book Set by Alice Mathews
Alice Mathews highlights women of the Bible to see how God used them in powerful ways. Just like believers today, they had struggles and choices to make, but they committed their talents to the Lord. As you dig deep into the lives of these women, consider what God has called you to do and then discover how His Spirit can work in your own life to help you make wise choices and accomplish His will.