Program Guide

The “hoop of history,” as Dr. McGee calls it, has come full circle in Judges 17-21. God has mercy when His people cry out to Him for help, then He rescues them, they prosper, then they turn their backs on God, and get pounded by their enemies till they turn back to God once more. In our studies . . .

The tests are in, they came back positive, and, I’m sorry . . . you have only a month to live.” How would a call like that change your choices? Your priorities? The way you live day-to-day?

In the thick of battle, Saul chose to fall upon his own sword. It wasn’t the dignified death of a national leader but the self-inflicted ending of a tumultuous life. Pastor Chuck Swindoll elucidates this dark story in 1 Samuel 31. He contrasts the tragic fall of Saul with the selfless and . . .

On Friday, the most important Supreme Court decision in nearly fifty years was announced, overturning Roe v. Wade. Professor Helen Alvare’ and Dr. Al Mohler will provide analysis and discuss the implications and how believers need to continue to be involved in the fight to preserve life as the . . .

Some balloons pop unexpectedly. Most, however, leak slowly until they’re deflated. The demise of many marriages can be similarly gradual and undetected. Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg teaches us how to pay closer attention to relationship basics.

Professor and author Kevin DeYoung knows men can be dictators or doormats. How can men initiate spiritual growth in ways compelling and compassionate?

Jordan and Jay discuss the monumental overturning of Roe v. Wade by the United States Supreme Court.

Are you trusting in Jesus or your good works? Dr. Stanley continues his examination of Paul’s letter to the Galatians as he guides us through Galatians 6:11-18. The heretical teachers in Paul’s time claimed the way to salvation was by submitting to the sacrament of circumcision plus good works. . . .