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.

The sins of mankind will eventually face judgment.  And on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie brings us face to face with that Day of Judgement.  It’s an eye-opening part of our Revelation series where we see the consequences of life without Christ.

Jesus’ ministry was reaching its climax. He finally arrived at Jerusalem only to sense the lingering stench of death awaiting Him in the form of a Roman cross. Matthew 26:1–16 sets the stage for the final act of this gospel account. Each event preserved in this passage moves us one step closer to . . .

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.

Jordan is joined by a panel of experts including Mike Pompeo to discuss China and North Korea testing dangerous new weapons.

Fun programs, lively music, and entertaining sermons are often used to draw people to church. But when Jerusalem’s wall was rebuilt, 50,000 people gathered expectantly! What was the attraction? Find out when you listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg.

Jesus saw the paralytic’s faith, forgave his sin, then healed his disability. Why did Jesus do it in that order? Perhaps He wanted us to know how to find true healing from life’s hurts, which can be found only through faith in Jesus and acceptance of His unconditional forgiveness. Are you hurting . . .

When you think about your relationship to God, what motivates you? Do you obey Him out of fear or love? Dr. Stanley explains how powerful a life of love for the believer can be and that our obedience to God should be based out of our love for who He is, not fear.

Jesus’ ministry was reaching its climax. He finally arrived at Jerusalem only to sense the lingering stench of death awaiting Him in the form of a Roman cross. Matthew 26:1–16 sets the stage for the final act of this gospel account. Each event preserved in this passage moves us one step closer to . . .