Program Guide

Jesus has the answer. He has that next step for you. Let's open up the Word today and see what God will say specifically to you. Your Next Step is presented by The Church Next Door in Columbus, Ohio.

Is there a price to pay for living our lives for God? And is there a special reward awaiting those of us who do so? Today on Unlimited Grace, Bryan Chapell continues through the book of John with a look at "the problem of living nobly for Jesus."

Meeting With God is a daily encouragement from God's Word

From the prominent role Jerusalem plays now to the astonishing role the New Jerusalem will play in the future, this city deserves believers’ prayers and support. Dr. David Jeremiah continues his look at Jerusalem and explains how Christians can stand with this special place and its people. 

Pastor Allen Jackson delivers inspiring messages of faith and hope in an effort to help people lead better lives and get closer to Jesus Christ.

Seeing a loved one decline in the ICU is a heart-wrenching situation no one is truly prepared for. Dr. Kathryn Butler will offer your family help to navigate end-of-life decisions in a godly way.

Get informed and equipped to live out the Christian worldview

The Joni and Friends Radio Program is a four-minute broadcast hosted by Joni Eareckson Tada.

Equipping Christians with current, accurate information about cultural issues such as feminism, homosexuality, education and New Age influences. 

Pastor Greg Laurie confirms that heaven will be a place of rest.  That’s what we all want to hear!  But he says it’s also a place of service!  Wednesday on A NEW BEGINNING, some good, biblical insights on what life in heaven will actually be like.  

Meeting With God is a daily encouragement from God's Word

In today’s volatile culture, people feel entitled to express their rage. And if you know someone who’s got a short fuse, you know what it’s like to walk in fear, waiting for the bomb to go off! Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress shares Solomon’s wisdom for keeping our tempers in . . .