Program Guide

Real Christianity is the radio ministry of Moseley Collins.

Tune for a special message during Expressions from Dr. Kenneth Reese, the radio ministry of St. Paul Baptist Church in Sacramento.

What are the ingredients for happiness? Is it having friends and strong family ties? Is it in buying some of the finer things in life? Pastor Greg Laurie addresses that question Friday on A NEW BEGINNING. It’s a look at lasting happiness according to God’s Word.

Mountaintop moments are designed to change our perception, not to change our home address. Often, however, those moments get eclipsed by the pressing needs of our normal day-to-day living. So what do we do? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers that vital question in this sermon on Matthew 17:14–21 where . . .

Cal Hope features experts from the California Dept. of Health Care Services on available services and resources, including crisis counseling, support services and recovery help from disasters. Are you frustrated, stressed, worried...call us now.

Today on Sekulow, the team discusses revelations of France warning the US about the dangers of the Wuhan Lab back in 2015.

Do you give much thought to the Christian expressions you use around other believers? Many of us don’t—but Paul certainly did! Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg explains why Paul used the words “in Christ” among his Christian family.

More parables about the Kingdom of heaven. Dr. McGee challenges us that unbelief limits God’s ability to work in our lives, our churches, and communities, and encourages us that eternal life is a gift from God, not something to be bought.

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.

Not many people like to be alone for an extended period of time. Have you ever experienced that awful sting of loneliness? When you know Jesus as your Savior, you are never really alone. You have a faithful companion, and no matter what circumstances you go through, you can experience the . . .

Mountaintop moments are designed to change our perception, not to change our home address. Often, however, those moments get eclipsed by the pressing needs of our normal day-to-day living. So what do we do? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers that vital question in this sermon on Matthew 17:14–21 where . . .