This weekend the world thinks about football, but for thousands of men across the country, the emphasis on Saturday will be on tackling the battle for godly, courageous living, and learning what it means to be a man from expert teachers and “coaches.” Bob Lepine from Family Life Today joins us to talk about STEPPING UP SUPER SATURDAY…
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You may have made a New Year’s resolution to write a will this year. What steps should we take to organize our earthly possessions? How can we steward them in a way that blesses God and ensures our family’s security? We offer help and insight into wills and estate planning with Guy Burgo, president of Planned Giving Ministries,…
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Time gets away from us, chores get away from us, bills get away from us – and suddenly we’re in survival mode at home, rather than thrive mode. Author, blogger and mom Crystal Paine joins us to offer organization and time-management tips for life. In her book is SAY GOOD-BYE TO SURVIVAL MODE she shares her own experiences of turning…
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The majority of new jobs created in the US in the past year have been low paying and part-time, and many of today’s younger workers have been impacted the most—with an increasing number no longer looking for work. What’s happening in the workforce? What’s the difference between jobs and work? What steps should we be taking to find…
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Forty-one years ago a Supreme Court decision opened the door to abortion, any time for any reason.
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One of the biggest problems in America—and one not often-discussed—is lack of sleep. Many are affected and the loss of health and work productivity is costing us millions of dollars. Clinical psychologist, professor and author Dr. Arch Hart joins us to talk sleep. He reviews his book: SLEEP, IT DOES A FAMILY GOOD: HOW BUSY FAMILIES…
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On the day we remember the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, we hear a firsthand account of life at the forefront of the civil rights movement in Birmingham, Alabama. Carolyn Maull McKinstry was in the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church when it was bombed in 1963, she was sprayed by a firehose in a civil rights march, and she…
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The gospel is often heard within the four walls of a church. But that’s not where it should stay.
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We invite you to open your Bibles and we open the phones and discuss your faith questions on Ask the Professor.
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Does it matter if we live disorganized lives? TV personality and author Jodie Watson joins us to offer strategies and organization principles from a Christian perspective. Jodie’s latest book is Purge with Passion. We talk about what that looks like and how we maintain it day by day. Meet the founder and president of Supreme…
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Scripture engagement in a joyful classroom. Bring coffee into class, text friends, put your feet up if you’re not driving, and study God’s word with other curious theologians and bible teachers. Bill Arnold sets the table for his guests to teach, equip, and thrill you with the word of God. Bill will also on occasion say something…
Scripture engagement in a joyful classroom. Bring coffee into class, text friends, put your feet up if you’re not driving, and study God’s word with other curious theologians and bible teachers. Bill Arnold sets the table for his guests to teach, equip, and thrill you with the word of God. Bill will also on occasion say something…
Scripture engagement in a joyful classroom. Bring coffee into class, text friends, put your feet up if you’re not driving, and study God’s word with other curious theologians and bible teachers. Bill Arnold sets the table for his guests to teach, equip, and thrill you with the word of God. Bill will also on occasion say something…
