Program Guide

Certain scenes in the Scriptures seem too significant—too deeply personal—to casually gloss over, such as some of the psalms of lament, certain prayers, and stirring scenes of worship. Likewise, this passage in Mark 14 serves as a treasure worth pondering. With respectful awe, Pastor Chuck Swindoll . . .

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is simple enough for a children’s Sunday school lesson, but the truth it contains is more profound than most adults probably realize. What was Jesus’ purpose in teaching the parable?

The power of God to change what seems unchangeable is always astonishing, whether it’s on a grand scale like making the sun stand still, or on a personal level like healing an illness. David Jeremiah reveals a prime example of this power to change as it occurs in the story of Esther and her people, . . .

Jason programs the Room of Consequence so that Erica Clark can actually live in Medical Center of Love, her favorite soap opera.

Many parents are prone to worry or fear when it comes to the future of their children, especially when an older child goes wayward. Dr. Erwin Lutzer helps you abandon the dry, repetitive prayers and trade them in for scriptural prayers, immersed in God’s promises. Trust God while praying for your . . .

Plants don’t look anything like the seeds they grew from; they look stronger, fuller, and better. Paul likens the earthly body to a dead seed that will be planted and raised up as a flourishing plant. Just like seeds, our earthly bodies will grow into fruitfulness. Discover the truth about our . . .

The "guests" on this program are the callers, and they're treated with careful respect, rather than being rushed, dismissed, and replaced. Topics covered in this 1-hour broadcast: Singleness