Program Guide

As we’ve studied the Bible together, it’s easy to see that Ezra nears the top of the list of those who love God’s Word and know how to handle it rightly. Learn more about the character and practice of Ezra the scribe as he leads a group of 2,000 back to Jerusalem.

It’s understandable that the details of Jesus’ unjust trial would anger us, that His suffering would awe and humble us, and that the thought of Him hanging on a cross would capture our attention. But what about Christ’s burial?

Jesus was a mystery to most people in His day. They simply couldn’t figure Him out! Jesus described Himself with metaphors—“the bread,” “the light,” “the vine,” and others. Pastor Chuck Swindoll examines how Jesus used these words to explain His relationship with us. When Jesus describes His inner . . .

We’ll explore how to teach young kids about the true meaning of Easter and the sacrifice Jesus made on our behalf. Helping children identify powerful emotions — like joy, sadness, anger, and grief — can make Christ’s resurrection more relevant to their lives.

At the Last Supper, Jesus said, “Do this in remembrance of me.” What did He want remembered—and why? Can His followers forget Him? Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg examines the Last Supper and explores the meaning and importance of Communion.

Where’d all the passion in marriage go? Authors Jason and Tori Benham were losing the spark—until Jason realized how to recover that first-love intensity.

Russia arrested an American reporter on espionage charges. Meanwhile, President Biden remains silent after the IRS showed up at a journalist’s house yesterday. Jordan and Logan discuss both Putin's and Biden's targeting of journalists and what this means for America's freedom of the press. This and . . .

Dr. Stanley explains the perfect, eternal consistency of our heavenly Father and what it means for us. Discovering we have a God who never changes will give us confidence to learn about Him, trust Him, and rely on His Word.