Program Guide

Real Christianity is the radio ministry of Moseley Collins.

Freedom To Choose with Rich & Susan Kollenberg is a radio ministry of Just As I Am Ministries in Lincoln, California.

Are you known as a person who loves others? Pastor Greg Laurie says that’s the mark of a committed believer. And Friday on A NEW BEGINNING, he’ll layout a pathway to help us reach that goal. 

“That’s not fair!” Who hasn’t said or thought this? Children and adults alike naturally cry foul when they don’t get what they think they deserve. When life feels unjust, many blame others or simply feel sorry for themselves. The apostle Peter offered a better—though unexpected—perspective that . . .

Allen Jackson Ministries is the media ministry of World Outreach Church (WOC). As part of the church, our goal is to help people become more fully-devoted followers of Jesus Christ through television, radio, the Internet, books, and more.

Jordan, Jay, and Andy Ekonomou discuss Donald Trump being indicted by Special Counsel Jack Smith under the Espionage Act. 

First-time parents may lament that newborns don’t come with instruction manuals. Scripture, though, actually teaches us how to love children wisely and give them confidence regarding life’s deepest questions. Hear more on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. Proverbs 22:6

We are called not only to speak truth, but to speak it in love. While much of what Eliphaz said was true about God, it was not loving or helpful to Job in his time of need. Eliphaz completely disregarded Job’s integrity. This only hurt Job further. In our study of Job 5 and 6 today, discover the . . .

Focus on the Family Weekend is the magazine show packed full of fun tips and great advice for families caught in the fast lane of life.

Messianic Rabbi K. A. Schneider, a Jewish believer in Jesus and end-times messenger of the Lord, delivers the Word of the Lord with true passion of the Holy Spirit.

“That’s not fair!” Who hasn’t said or thought this? Children and adults alike naturally cry foul when they don’t get what they think they deserve. When life feels unjust, many blame others or simply feel sorry for themselves. The apostle Peter offered a better—though unexpected—perspective that . . .