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On this final episode, Tim Challies joins David Wollen to tell the stories of William Carey and Amy Carmichael.
Tim Challies joins David Wollen in this episode reflecting on Gospel advancement in China through the life and legacy of Hudson Taylor.
It began in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, but soon the church was persecuted. The early church was dispersed throughout the Roman Empire and, eventually, Rome became the epicenter of global Christianity.
Your Christian heritage extends beyond your family tree to the early church. United in Christ, the churchs story is also your story.
Why did Jesus appear on that mountaintop in front of his disciples? Why did Jesus identify himself with Moses, the greatest prophet of the Old Testament? These are questions with answers in Gods Word
It all began on a mountain for the greatest Old Testament prophet. And it ended on a mountain. Except, for Moses, the story wasnt over. There was another mountain ahead.
The final moments in the life of Moses were on a mountain with God. There we see Gods judgment and grace all at once. Even Moses had fallen short, but the greater Moses would not.
For those who are anxious for any reason, this episode is an invitation to take a deep breath, and remember where all power and authority is vested.
What do you do when you reach a mountaintop? You take a picture. The moment is worth remembering. Its the same in the story of Moses which stretches from the Old Testament into the New.
The Exodus event is the turning point and, really, the beginning of the nation of Israel. All of this is pointing us to Gods ultimate deliverance through Christ.
The story of the Exodus sets the pattern for Gods deliverance throughout Scripture, but it becomes most visible when you look at the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus.
When God sent Moses to Pharaoh to deliver the people of Israel, it wasnt a political battle, but a supernatural one. And there was never any question about the outcome.
From the Nile River to the Burning Bush, Moses foreshadows Jesus in many ways. But we also see how limited he was as a man. Thankfully there is a Greater Moses who succeeded where Moses failed.
In the Old Testament, no one looms larger than Moses. Through exile, redemption, and deliverance, God worked salvation for His people through Moses.
Psalm 23 is about trusting the Good Shepherd through lifes challenges. Like a guide on a journey, He provides what we truly need. Even in the hard times, He gives us peace.
Psalm 23 is cherished by millions worldwide, offering deep comfort in God's role as our shepherd. But its promises are reserved for those who follow Him by faith.
Trauma overwhelms our ability to cope, but in John 10 the Good Shepherd, calls us by name, offers protection, healing, and purpose. In Him, we find hope and peace.
Is dependency good? As a Christian, the answer is, Yes. We are sheep. And we find no rest outside the presence of our Good Shepherd.
Parents and grandparents often struggle to know how to support children facing fear, pain, or loss. So, how can we lead them to The Good Shepherd in dark times?
Hands, feet, voice, and heart. These are all ways the body of Christ gives witness to the power of God and the salvation and hope that only come through Jesus Christ.
Jesus speaks peace, gives peace, and as the Bible says, ...he himself is our peace. Today, He extends and applies that peace in all the storms of life for those who belong to Him.
Storms come in many forms, and every believer in Jesus should expect them. Storms are the norm. But more importantly, we are never alone. Jesus is with us and holds us secure.
Traveling through hurricane-stricken Florida, David Wollen shares firsthand what hes seeing in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton and rescue relief.
The storms of life come in many forms, but they all have something in common. They remind us how needy we are, how greatly we depend upon Gods mercies, and how truly present the Lord Jesus is to us.
Two historic hurricanes struck in two weeks, leaving Florida battered and Asheville, NC powerless. Join David Wollen on Haven Today for updates from survivors, pastors, and first responders.
We live in perilous times. Many today are hunkering down as a deadly hurricane is colliding with Floridas coast. But whatever storm youre facing today, there is one hope for Gods people.
Thirst is common to all of humanity. If it goes unmet, your life is on the line. But if your thirst is quenched, theres a satisfaction and joy like no other.
What were you doing during the early days of the pandemic lockdown? During that time, one set of musicians used their talents at home to share their hope in Christ.
To the church in Ephesus Paul writes, "Sing and make music from your heart to the Lord." Singing to the Lord is a vital part of Christian worship.
There is only one truly Good Shepherd. As Jesus said, when danger comes, He lays down His life for the sheep. Pastors are His under-shepherds, and in Cuba, they need our prayers.
Why do missions exist? Gods desire is for every nation, tribe, and tongue to be gathered into His kingdom and around His throne in worship.
There are two prongs to the Great Commission, two aspects of what it means to make disciples of all nations. What happens if we focus on only one part and do so at the expense of the other?
Cuba is facing a great crisis caused by limited food and rolling blackouts. Whats the crisis? Its people are fleeing the country, and the church is paying the price.
Isaiah prophesied that Gods name would be praised in the islands. And that includes Cuba.
Suffering, even persecution for Christ, can be a gift from God. Its part of His purpose, used for our good and His glory.
Suffering is part of life. But for the Christian, God wants to redeem those trials to make us more like Jesus. We can't do it on our own, which is why we need to look to the face of Jesus.
When life feels good, we might assume we're experiencing the goodness of God. That's not wrong. But what about when hardship, trials, and suffering come?
Is suffering meaningless? It can feel that way, especially when you're struggling to see beyond pain or heartache. But the Bible speaks a better word: in Christ, there is a purpose for your suffering.
Do you want to be strong in your walk with Christ, a mature believer, with wisdom and encouragement to bless others? The road that will take you there might be surprising. Its the path of suffering.
Daily prayer and Bible reading are areas in which most Christians would like to grow. But what about other spiritual disciplines, like fasting?
Motivation determines success in self-disciplines like healthy habits and study, and even more so in the pursuit of godliness, as shown in 1 Timothy 4.
How do Christians grow in godliness? Thats a spiritual question the Bible answers clearly and speaks to frequently. The question is, are we listening and are we willing to heed the call?
They call it the ten-thousand-hour rule: it takes years of practice to master something, but does that apply to the Christian life?
Practice makes perfect, they say. Top-level musicians and elite athletes know how important practice is, but how about for living the Christian life?
Pauls teachings to the early church are just as relevant today. This final episode focuses on the doctrine of union with Christ and how Gods grace directs us to live faithfully every day.
Treating symptoms without addressing the root cause wont bring healing. The same is true for modern culture. Thankfully, Gods Word offers both the diagnosis and the cure.
Where are we, where are we going, and how did we get here? These are critical questions for understanding our worldthis cultural momentand yet few can answer all three.
What makes a man a man and a woman a woman? It used to be obvious, but today's culture has changed. These conversations are harder now, which is why we need greater understanding and biblical clarity.
"You do you." "Be true to yourself." "Live your truth." These are common expressions in today's culture, but how do they stand up in light of Scripture?
When Jesus glory was revealed on the Mount of Transfiguration, the Fathers voice said, "Listen to him." This is, in a sense, the greatest commandment.
Gods Word is truth and tells us the truth about Him, our world, and ourselves. Jesus said, 'I am the truth.' Likewise, His people are called not to bear false witness.
The Ten Commandments are more than a cultural fixture or moral foundation; they reveal two things every person needs to see: their sin and the Lord Jesus.
The primary impact of the Ten Commandments in the life of a Christian should be to overwhelm us with the glory of Christ and lead us to fall down before Him in worship.
Lilias Trotter could have been one of England's greatest artists, but she chose the narrow road with Christ instead. Join special guest Miriam Rockness as she shares Lilias' inspiring story.
A tree and a kingdomthese themes intertwine from Genesis to Revelation. In Matthews Gospel, a "kingdom tree" stands at the heart of Jesus parables, pointing to a larger story.
Whats the most valuable thing you possess? That depends on what you value most, but is it all relative? Jesus says no; there is, in fact, something more valuable than anything else.
The Gospel means, literally, good news. And Jesus preached the good news that the Kingdom of Heaven had now come in Him. Yet his message didnt sound like good news to many who heard it. Why is that?
Why does the same Gospel message penetrate the heart of one person but not another? And for the Christian, why is spiritual growth such an uphill battle?
The Kingdom of Heaventhats what Jesus came preaching, according to Matthews Gospel. Its a topic so big that everything Jesus taught fits under that header. So, what is the Kingdom of Heaven?
The cost of following Jesus is great, but the reward of knowing Him is greater. Thats His promise and the testimony of those who have gone before us. We need to listen.
What difference does Jesus make? Its more than securing a place in heaven for the one who believes. His presence changes everything, even today. So, what does it look like to seek His presence?
Whats truly worthy of your life? Whats worth giving up good things for, so you can devote yourself to that one thing? That question can be paralyzing, but beholding Jesus by faith changes everything
Her potential for greatness was self-evident. Even in Victorian England, her work was turning heads, but her eyes were fixed on a greater glory. Lilias took another path and worked for a better prize.
Lilias Trotter could have been Englands greatest artist, but she chose the narrow road with Christ, pursuing His calling instead.
"For our good and His glory." Thats more than a standard Christian answer; its Gospel truth about Gods purposes in all things.
Will your anchor hold in lifes greatest storms? Out on the water, youre at the mercy of forces far greater than yourself, which is why we become most aware of our need in those moments.
Following Jesus leads to joy, but those who follow Him will also suffer various kinds of grief. However, Gods Word promises that our future joy will be far greater.
Christians grieve differently. Is that too bold of a statement? All people grieve, no matter what they believe. But when someone dies in Christ, Gods Word offers hope that makes all the difference.
Grief is common to all humanity, and yet unique for every person. The world offers little hope, but Christians can grieve differently.
Living for Christ is like running a race; the Bible is clear on that. But its a different sort of race. Its not about beating the competition but winning the prize. Its a race we run by faith.
Where are you now? Thats helpful to know, but its only meaningful if you know where youve been and where youre going. Were not talking about a road trip, but the Christian life.
Gold implies prestige and success, but an Olympic gold medal means even more. For some athletes, it validates their career and identity, but not for Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone.
Whats the basis of a strong Christian testimony? Its not how impressive the person is, but how impressed they are with Jesus.
Elite athletes can do amazing things and are often put on a pedestal. Yet, they are people toosinners in need of a Savior.
Stories of victory are what most people want to hear from the Olympics. Yet sometimes its the stories of loss that we can relate to more.
When the nations gather in the Bible, its often to oppose what God is doing. At the Olympics, nations gather to compete.
People called him the Flying Scotsman. Eric Liddell won gold 100 years ago this month, but his greatest challenges were yet to come.
As the Olympic Games begin, one can't help but remember the man from Scotland who ran a hundred years ago. Chariots of Fire gave him a legacy, but Eric Liddell ran for God's glory.
Every nation, tribe, and tongue, gathered together as one people. No, its not the Olympics. Its the finish line of the Great Commission. Sometimes we get a foretaste of whats to come.
Peace is more than the absence of conflict. Its bigger, its better, and its a gift from God to all who belong to Christ. In Gods Word, there are three specific ways Jesus gives us peace.
The Great Commissionthose final words of Jesus before His ascensionhave fueled the mission of the church for centuries. But what does that look like today? And how does it impact each of us?
With the Great Commission, Jesus commanded His followers to live on mission and reach the world with the Gospel. Not only did He promise to go with us, Hes even gone ahead of us.
They were cannibals and headhunters. In their culture, treachery was idealized, they lived in fear, and had never heard the name of Jesus. Not until two missionaries came with a small baby, and made their home among them.
Fear of God and fear of man are two sides of a tug-of-war battle in the heart of every Christian. This struggle will last a lifetime, but not without progress and never without hope.
The Apostle Peter did mighty things in Gods kingdom. But he often struggled with the fear of man just like so many of us do today, but that wasnt the end of his story.
Fear of man is a phrase Christians use to describe our tendency to be intimidated and controlled by others' viewpoints. When that happens, people become big and God becomes small in our eyes.
We want the applause of people, and we fear their rejection. In both cases, other people have become big in our eyes while God has become small. How can we flip that around?
How big is God? Its more than just a Sunday School question for kids; grown-ups need to answer it as well. How big is God in your life?
Is shame a useful tool for good or a cruel burden preventing people from flourishing as God intends? The surprising answer is yes and yes. Gods Word sheds light on both.
What does shame whisper to you? As long as we draw breath in this fallen world, those whispers will nudge us into the shadows, but there is a greater voice speaking words of hope and restoration.
Fully known and fully loved. Thats the promise we have in Christ. The problem is, we often struggle to believe its really true.
You should be ashamed of yourself! How often have you heard those words from others or from your own lips? Shame is everywhere; it sticks like super glue, and there is only one solvent.
Whats the difference between shame and guilt? And of the two, which is most often neglected?
He wrote a song that became a jingle for Kentucky Fried Chicken, which helped him go to seminary. Charles Morris talks with Pastor Aaron Roberts from New Zealand.
Its been 50 years since Richard Nixon resigned as President. His former chief counsel served a prison sentence for his role in the Watergate scandal. During this time, Chuck Colson was born again.
She was a Christian. Her husband was not. For most of their marriage, he rejected Jesus. But God did a mighty work just before he died.
A pastor, husband, and father, life was going well until a disappointing diagnosis. How would the Lord see Joe Ananias through?
He contracted polio as a young boy. Doctors thought he might be in an iron lung his entire life, but God had other plans. Charles Morris shares his polio story with David Wollen and how the Lord has b
What's the difference between a worship song and a hymn? It's getting harder to tell these days, and maybe that's not such a bad thing.
How deep is the love of Jesus? The ocean, at its greatest depth, can crush a man, but Jesus became a man and was crushed to save us. His love is too deep to measure.
Written in Ireland, it was a hymn that made all the difference in China for one of the greatest missionaries in history. It was the moment he realized this great task did not belong to him."
He tried to be a missionary, but as it turned out, he wasnt a Christiannot yet. Later, he would go on to write more than six thousand hymns, which you likely know and sing today.
Every song has a story, like a frame around a picture that reveals its beauty in a fresh way. Join David Wollen as he looks at the great hymn, "Be Still My Soul."
A Jonah. A prodigal. A journalist. A faithful servant of Jesus. All true of the same man used by God for 25 years on the radio airwaves.
Who is Jesus to you? What is your relationship with Him like? How well have you come to know Him? Join David Wollen for an encouraging word on uncovering the depths of knowing Jesus through Scripture.
Whats the heart of Jesus toward those who are wandering far from him? Going back 40 years, a voice from Havens past answers the question.
He was a drunk and separated from his family. But 85 years ago, the man who became known as "First Mate Bob" met Jesus, and his life was forever changed.
The prophet Samuel was not a king. Saul was, but not a good one. Was David the king Gods people truly needed? Dont miss this conclusion of series that points us uniquely to Jesus Christ.
David would not build a house for the Lord, but rather, God would build one for him. Discover how this key moment in Scripture became the focal point for Gods people, pointing us to Christ.
Despite being anointed as king, David waited patiently for Gods timing. And insights from 1 Samuel shows the contrast between Davids heart for God and Saul's disobedience.
Its the most quoted book in the New Testament. And even though they were written hundreds of years before Jesus, the book of Psalms is all about him.
Jesus taught that the entire Bible, including the Psalms, is about Him. Join David Wollen and David Sunday from Word Partners as they explore how these ancient songs guide us to Jesus, teaching us to pray and find comfort in challenging times.
"You can't always get what you want." Famous song lyrics that could easily describe Israel's request for a king. Their misplaced desires mirror our own. But the Lord knows what we truly need.
Samuels corrupt sons pushed Israel to demand a king. But sadly, their request reveals a deeper rejection of Gods kingship. This story in 1 Samuel 8 underscores the dangers of ungodly leadership and the ultimate need for a righteous, divine King.
Often, we remember the bad more than the good. Thats why God calls us to build mental monuments to recall all the good he has done in our lives.
Israel faced a great enemy in the Philistines. But God used the Prophet Samuel to deliver his people. And as we look at this story, well see how it points us to an even greater deliverance from a gre
Explore the reigns of Israels kingsfrom the best to the worstand uncover the profound truth that none were the ultimate ruler the people needed. Join David Wollen as he examines 1 Samuel and sees how the stories of Israels kings are about the coming of a greater King.
Families, especially children, are facing many challenges today. So, how can parents help them navigate todays difficult cultural currents? The answers are found in Gods Word.
Raising children in the fear of the Lord and discipling them to Jesus is both a privilege and a callinga task that has never been more challenging."
Fear and denial neither are helpful, especially in parenting. The Bible points us to something better, and a Savior who can do more to safeguard our children than we can.
"Train up a child in the way he should go." Its a familiar proverb, but what does it mean? How can parents be proactive with this instruction from Gods Word?
In less than a year, First Mate Bob went from homeless alcoholic to founder of The Haven of Rest. Listen to him give his remarkable testimony in his own words.
C.S. Lewis broke bread with his Christian friends long before he was a believer. This form of hospitality eventually led him to Jesus.
The Lord used Christian friends to bring C.S. Lewis to faith - a method of evangelism that goes back to Jesus, the original friend of sinners.
What comes to mind when you think of C.S. Lewis? The Chronicles of Narnia? Theology? Apologetics? How about friendship?
C.S. Lewis was more than just a great apologist; he was a passionate proclaimer of the gospel.
From a staunch atheist to a devout defender of faith, C.S. Lewiss life and legacy continue to surprise and inspire audiences today.
Where is your hope? And just as important for a Christian, when is your hope? In other words, is your hope in this life or in the life to come?
C.S. Lewis knew the cost of following Christ. But when he met his wife, that cost became even more personal. Tune in to hear about Lewis marriage and the great wedding feast of the Lamb.
When C.S. Lewis finally turned to the Lord, he faced scrutiny and rejection from many. But he had finally found joy, the joy of Christ. Tune in to remember the joy of knowing Jesus, even in rejection.
A dying mother and trench warfare. Both were painful experiences for C.S. Lewis. But in the midst of terrible suffering, God used those experiences for good.
He was a once-in-a-generation intellectual whose Christian witness impacted millions of lives. But how did C.S. Lewis come to faith? Find out when you tune in to today's program.
Light expels darkness. And yet, even for a Christian, sometimes the darkness of depression can set in. When that happens, where do you turn?
What makes depression different than sadness one word hopelessness. Yet for those who are in Christ, there is a light that pierces darkness.
A loneliness epidemic is increasing in our society as rates of marriage decline and single households grow. But its not leading to happiness.
Is depression in the Bible? Not in a clinical sense, but yes, its all over a universal expression of human suffering in a fallen world. And yes, the Lord meets us in it.
Everything seemed like it was in the right place: good marriage, happy kids, a strong walk with the Lord. But then depression hit out of nowhere and she knew she needed help.
Make disciples of all nations, Jesus said. In other words, all people groups all places all languages. The task is for the church, but you have a part to play as well.
Sometimes less is more, but in Cuba less is simply less. And as more Cubans leave the island, the church is paying the price.
Cuba is an island of contrasts. Beauty and poverty. Resorts and hunger. All of these co-mingle side by side. But the greatest contrast is the Light within the Darkness.
With a Bible in one hand and a newspaper in the other, Charles Morris has shared the great story thats all about Jesus for a quarter century. And today he crosses the finish line.
Do you know the dos and donts of prayer? Jesus spoke about them during his Sermon on the Mount. And its so important we hear his words.
How important is daily prayer? Look no further than the Lord Jesus. Whenever his whereabouts were unknown, his disciples found him praying.
Its the only thing the disciples ever asked Jesus to teach them how to do. And his answer teaches us, too! On today's program, David Wollen and Charles Morris look at the Bibles most famous prayer.
Prayer is nothing more than the Gospel lived out in our relationship with Jesus where we have all the need and he has all the answers.
The generation gap seems larger today than ever. So how does the church reach young people with the gospel? And what sort of prayers do they need?
Many are worried about the next generation. Will they follow Jesus? And how do we pray for them? On today's program we meet up with two young Christians who help us answer these questions and more.
Sometimes our souls have nothing left but lament and sorrow. Theres a place for such prayer. In fact, the Lord welcomes it.
She left home at 18. She no longer wanted to live by her parents' rules. But no matter how far she ran, she could never outrun the love of God. Today, listen in as Barbara Juliani shares her story.
It was a wise person who once said that, when it comes to prayer, truly were all amateurs. Today, join David Wollen for a conversation with a man whose faithful prayer has made a difference.
He was a reluctant prophet, upset that God wanted to save a city of terrible people. But the Lord still used Jonah in a mighty way.
Before he became Father Abraham with many sons His name was Abram and there was nothing special about him, but God called him and transformed his heart.
She was a pagan, a prostitute, and lived among Israels enemies. Just about the last person youd expect to be changed by Gods grace, but she was.
The life of Ruth is an unexpected story about trust in God. On todays episode, hear how she left everything to follow the Lord during a faithless time in Israels history.
What happens when you meet God? The Bible is full of stories about regular people who had an encounter with the Lord, and their lives were changed forever.
Dry bones become live bones through the breath of the Living God thats what happens when people come to faith in Christ.
Sometimes, its a personal relationship with someone that sparks our interest in Jesus. Some of the greatest stories of conversion started with Come and see.
For some, its the proven evidence that leads people to Christ. For others, its the evidence of seeing a life transformed by the gospel.
Can the resurrection of Jesus stand under scrutiny? Lee Strobel thought it could surely be disproven, but God had other plans for him. Discover the evidence that led him to faith in Jesus.
As a skeptic and a journalist who made a career of analyzing evidence, he was shocked at what he discovered about Christ. Hear his story on today's program.
He was betrayed on a Thursday night and executed on a Friday we now call good because on the cross of Christ, our debt of sin was erased.
On the night Jesus was betrayed, the most important meal for Jews became the most important meal for Christians. Join Charles Morris and David Wollen as they take a closer look at the Passover feast.
There were feasts aplenty in the Old Testament. Celebrations about what God had done. And guess what they were also pointing to Jesus!
Its called Sukkot or the Feast of Tabernacles. But what do we know about this feast from the Old Testament? And how does it point us to Jesus?
The Old Testament leads to the New. And likewise, the New Testament points back to the Old. Both go together. Both are important as we approach Resurrection Sunday.
Her story is all too common. And she almost lost her faith. But Alisa Childers discovered a deeper faith in Jesus despite deconstruction.
How were the saints in the Old Testament saved? Hebrews 11 tells us it was by faith alone! But not in the blood of bulls and goats but by the blood of Jesus.
Its the most important moment in all of history. Christ on the cross, fulfilling the law, and making atonement for sin.
Did Jesus really have to die? If so, why? Why cant God just forgive us? Big questions many are asking today. Does it really matter?
What is atonement? Why does the Bible talk about it so much? And why do so many great hymns of the faith focus on it? Join Charles Morris and David Wollen as they think about this on today's program.
Why do we pray for our kids? Not because we’re scared, but because we’re excited for the Lord’s work in their lives.
How do we pray for our children? Where do we turn? Join Charles Morris on today’s program as we turn to find the answers in Scripture.
If you have school children in your life, you know how important it is to be praying for them right now. But sometimes its hard to know what to pray.
A German Jew living through both world wars, Werner Simonson led a remarkable life of survival. Hear how the Lord preserved his life and saved his soul when you listen to todays program.
When you think of World War II, you might first imagine soldiers, tanks, fighter pilots, and even concentration camps. But what about pulpits? Thats where Paul Schneiders story begins.
He was a minister, but his refusal to capitulate eventually led him to be a great rescuer in the second great war. Join Charles Morris to hear how Donald Caskie lived out his faith.
Trapped on a damaged submarine, the crew resigned themselves to death until Captain Rupert Lonsdale stood up and preached the gospel. What happened next is reminiscent of Paul in Acts 27.
He looked like an average, run-of-the-mill civil servant, but Charles Fraser-Smith was anything but. Join Charles Morris to hear about the man in the background.
When Jacob DeShazer first visited Japan, he was there to drop bombs from the sky. The second time, he came armed with only the Word of God.
Henry Gerecke didn’t just minister to low-level criminals, he was a chaplain to 21 of the Nazis’ highest ranking officials. All mass murderers, all guilty of heinous crimes against humanity.
117,000 Dutch Jews were killed throughout the Holocaust. Johanna-Ruth Dobschiner was one of the few selected to live. Eventually, she gave her life over to Jesus.
He led the attack on Pearl Harbor. But after his country’s defeat in WWII, Mitsuo Fuchida was filled with hatred. Then he met Jesus and everything changed.
A lesser man would have broken. Adrift for 47 days in the Pacific, Louis Zamperini then spent the duration of World War II in a Japanese concentration camp. Determined to live, he lacked true life.
How can you be sick for years on end and still be joyful? Andrea Herzer, an author and speaker from Texas, joins the program to share about how she has been filled with the joy of the Lord.
Where do you go when you are at a crossroads? There’s only one place: the Cross of Jesus. Just ask Ben Roberts, who learned about this during a difficult time in his life.
She’s never fully had control of her muscles since the day she was born. But Sarah Wardlaw’s struggle with Cerebral Palsy has not stopped her from serving the Lord and her neighbors.
He’s a poet and he knows it. But this Cambridge scholar loves Jesus and writes poetry to help everyone rejoice in the Lord. Charles Morris is joined by world-renowned poet, Malcom Guite.
Fires raging and hurricanes swirling, unexpected disasters striking in places we never imagined. Yet, amidst the chaos, the faithful servants of the Lord stand tall.
In the midst of suffering, we need comfort. Listen in to reflect on the prophet Isaiah and the wonderful comfort we have in Christ.
It’s one of the most powerful psalms in the psalter, and its author makes it even more interesting as he reflects on the prophecy behind a favorite phrase: be still.
Today we hear not from a prophet, but friends of a prophet. And their message is one we need to hear. Join us on the next Haven Today with Charles Morris as he examines Daniel 3.
They spoke then, but they speak now. Prophets of old with words from God. Join Charles Morris as he examines Jeremiah 9:23-24.
The Lord Almighty was the first prophet and the last. Join Charles Morris in this new series to remember the glorious promises the Lord has given us.
A heartwarming family reunion marred by an unexpected tragedy. Tune in for a harrowing story with a joyous conclusion as Charles Morris is joined by a father who helped save his son's life.
Even though polls show more young people aren’t religious today, there are still many who are putting their hope in Jesus. Meet some teenagers who’ve put their faith in the Lord on today's program.
Sometimes it seems like it comes out of nowhere. So when Neil Boron discovered his son, Zach, was hooked on opioids, he cried out to the Lord for help.
Losing a child to a drug overdose may be one of the most difficult losses to endure. Charles and Janet Morris still mourn the loss of their son but rejoice in the truth that God is a very present help
Twenty years ago, Charles Morris lost his son, Jeff. He died of a drug overdose but in the last few weeks of his life, he was coming to church.
What do we gain from Jesus’ resurrection? Salvation from sin and death. Join Charles Morris as he concludes the series by looking at the Easter hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today.
Moses once asked to see God’s glory. He should have died. What protected him? Join Charles Morris as he meditates on the hymn Rock of Ages.
One day every knee will bow before King Jesus. Will you bow as a believer or as a rebel?
It is a mainstay for any hymn-singing church and was written by one of the most famous Christians ever. Join Charles Morris to reflect on A Mighty Fortress, written by Martin Luther.
It’s one of the most famous hymns ever written, and it was inspired by a thunderstorm. Tune in to hear the true story of this great hymn.
It was written by a blind woman, but it invites everyone to look to Jesus with “visions of rapture.” Learn more about the great hymn, Blessed Assurance, on today's program.
Are we all alone during trials and tribulations? Join Charles Morris as he shares how God is with us during good times and bad.
It may be the most successful invitation hymn ever written, and it bids us to come to Jesus just as we are. Reflect on the love of Jesus when you listen to today's program.
Creation is awe-inspiring, but it points to something greater than itself. Join us on the next Haven Today with Charles Morris as he continues the series Then Sings My Soul.
As Christians, we have so many reasons to give thanks to the Lord, but one sits above the rest. Reflect on the goodness of Jesus and our greatest reason to praise when you tune in to today's program.
This is Our Father’s World and in Christ, we have access to a new one. Listen to today's program to remember the love of God in Christ and the world of worship we have in him.
Charles Wesley was all about missions. So much so that it finds its way in one of his most famous hymns. Join Charles Morris as he challenges us to share Jesus with others.
Robert Grant was a statesman and an advocate. But his hymn, Oh Worship the King is what we know him for best. Tune in to learn more about this hymn and the glorious hope it can bring us.
We hear the word “holy” all around us. But does anyone know what it means? Charles Morris shares with us why God’s holiness should compel us to sing on today's program.
Hymns have been used by Christians for two millenniums to teach truths from the Bible. But sadly we too often think because they’re old they’re no longer useful.
Rome wasn’t just a great city, it was a symbol of power and strength. A place where Caesars were treated like gods, it was a dangerous place for new Christians.
Plato, Socrates, and Aristotle all did their best work in and around Athens, Greece—the center of the philosophical and cultural world. It’s also where Paul delivered one of his most famous sermons.
Paul’s travels once got derailed because of a dream he had of a man pleading for his help in Macedonia. Responding to this vision, he quickly set sail and landed in Philippi.
It was an economic hub, a melting pot, and a religiously pluralistic society. No, this is not a description of New York City or Los Angeles … this is Corinth.
In 33 BC, Mark Antony laid waste to Ephesus ahead of an important battle. By the time Paul got there, this once-great city was still recovering.
Can you pray with your eyes wide open? And if so, when should you do it? Learn the answer to these questions and more when Charles Morris is joined by his wife, Janet, on the program.
Pisidia Antioch was a violent place with many bandits, but it was exactly where the Lord sent Paul and Barnabas to share the gospel at the beginning of their missionary journeys.
Have you ever seen a map illustrating the missionary journeys of Paul? The lines that trace his path seem to go in every direction and back again. This was a man on a mission. Hear how he got started.
You may have heard about Paul’s conversion story and his epic missionary journeys, but how much do you know about the mysterious few years between his conversion and his ministry to the Gentiles?
Paul's first days as a Christian were not easy. His reputation as a former persecutor left him feared and excluded by his new brothers and sisters.
Before Saul became Paul, he sought out ways to persecute Christians and crush Christianity. You may not realize it, but his story isn’t so different from your own.
The Saul who became Paul was a devout and zealous believer—but guarding the coats of others as they murdered a persecuted Christian isn’t what the Lord had in mind.
He was Saul who became Paul. A man who was born a “Jew of Jews” he would later say. Yet, he met another Jew named Jesus who changed his life forever.
David Suchet is a British actor who encountered Jesus late in life. He hoped to one day portray Paul in a movie or a play. Instead, he shot a documentary for the BBC following in his footsteps.
Ethnically he was Jewish, spiritually he turned Christian. Saul set out to stamp out Christianity, only to later become its greatest torchbearer.
Christians should be marked by a desperation for the Lord, and we find it in Jesus. On today's program, Charles Morris reminds us that Christ meets us in all our longings.
Does Jesus help us in our physical poverty or spiritual poverty? How about both? Tune in as Charles Morris shares how the Gospel is relevant for all of life.
There are profound questions about the Christian walk. And the Apostle Paul had four deep questions we all need to ponder.
Wealth, Power, Influence. Everyone in the world would want this, but is this what we really need?
The time is short. It’s a small phrase tucked into the apostle Paul’s teaching, but it has implications for all of us. Tune in to hear the call of Christ to believe.
Many people came to Jesus and left with their hearts and life changed. But not everyone. Join Charles Morris to encounter the rich, young, ruler and the call of Christ for us all.
What happened when a powerful man came to Jesus at night? Jesus told him of his need for a new birth.
Thousands came to Jesus while he was here on earth two thousand years ago, but one story sticks out. Thousands come, but only one remains.
Two thousand years before the Jesus movement began in the States, the first Jesus People were called in the Middle East.
Many in the early 70s would’ve said Chuck & Kay Smith were squares. But that didn’t stop them from sharing the gospel with hippies.
Jesus came in order to save. But every individual must respond to it with either reception or rejection. Have you received Christ?
Lonnie Frisbee was a hippy, but he had found the message of Jesus to answer all his heart's deepest longings. Tune in to reflect on the truth and the love of Christ in the gospel.
There was a lot of bad news in the early 70s. But that dark background made the Good News of Jesus sparkle all the more when the Jesus Revolution began.
The hippies werent running away from truth, they were searching for it. This realization led to a Jesus Revolution. Tune in to learn the unchanging truth of Jesus Christ and his gospel.
In the early 1970s, many hippies and young people came to faith in Jesus. And Greg Laurie was right in the middle of this great revival.
The end of the world is often seen as a catastrophic event. But the last book in the Narnia series reminds us that there will be much joy for true believers.
The Voyage of the Dawn Treader takes us on an incredible journey through the Christian life. Its ups but its also downs, dark moments, and moments of light and redemption.
As we move through life were often surprised by the direction it takes. But the Bible teaches that all the twists and turns in a Christians life are not products chance but the guiding hand of God.
The Chronicles of Narnia tells a story of a world corrupted by evil and could only be saved by the mighty Aslan. It sounds a lot like the world we live in and the redemption we have through Jesus.
Scholars thought he would be forgotten in less than a decade. His fellow professors looked down on him because he became a Christian and wrote novels. But the legacy of C.S. Lewis lives on.
Obedience to God can be a constant challenge in our lives. The Chronicles of Narnia paints a beautiful picture of humanity's inability to obey God apart from His gift of grace.
If Jesus is the only one who will satisfy us, why do we keep looking elsewhere? In the Chronicles of Narnia, Jill struggled with the same problem. She wanted to come on her own terms.
Grace doesnt make sense. We cant earn it and we definitely dont deserve it. And in The Chronicles of Narnia, we see how grace is given so freely to characters that dont deserve it.
Aslan was a powerful lion that created Narnia and ruled over the land. And its no mistake that this character in CS Lewis story sounds a lot like Jesus.
The Chronicles of Narnia - one of the greatest childrens story ever told, but most importantly, it points readers to Jesus.
The seven statements after Calvary unveil the purposes of Christs resurrection and identify where the Gospel leads us. Ponder these words when you listen to today's program.
Doubting Thomas. A name one of Christs apostles has lived with for 2,000 years. But the reality is that his doubt disappeared after meeting the Risen Jesus.
A Christian is one who not only knows ABOUT Jesus but knows Jesus personally. And the proof of the resurrection today is a personal experience with the Risen Christ.
There was sadness coupled with doubt when Jesus died. But out of sadness came gladness from the Living Lord. Discover more on today's program.
Jesus called each of his disciples to come and follow him. But after his crucifixion, many were discouraged and disappointed. Find out how Jesus revived hope in their lives.
The last sermon Jesus ever preached was the night of his betrayal. Join Charles Morris to hear Jesus call you to faith and redemption.
What happened when the Kingdom of God came to an area influenced by Greco-Roman culture? Find out on today's program.
Is Jesus the promised Messiah? He could have answered a simple yes or no, but what did he do instead? He did something more powerful.
When a sick woman came to Jesus, she thought healing was all she needed. She was wrong. Reflect on our great need for redemption when you listen to today's program.
Jesus didnt do ministry all by himself, sometimes hed send his disciples out. And sometimes theyd get proud. Tune in to learn with the disciples about where true joy comes from.
Every kingdom or nation has ways of conduct. If you want to be a good citizen, you must follow it! What are the ways of the Kingdom of Heaven?
Theres a lot of junk on TV today, but thanks to the internet, The Chosen has made a huge impact as they seek to episodically tell the life of Jesus.
How do we pray when we feel tempted to sin? Jesus helps us in the closing words of the Lords prayer. Dont miss today's program as Charles Morris concludes the series.
Forgive us our debts. So easy to say, but incredibly difficult to live. What does it mean to forgive?
The Lords prayer is the most famous prayer we have as followers of Jesus; what does it mean to pray for our daily bread? Tune in to remember that Christ takes care of us day in and day out.
Your Kingdom Come. Christians all around the world pray this daily, but what does this mean?
The Lords Prayer is maybe the most well-known prayer in history. But what does it mean? Join Charles Morris to remember that Jesus brings us into the Fathers house.
The dos and donts of prayer. Jesus had a few to share with his disciples as well as you and me. Discover what they are when you tune in to today's program.
We dont know how to pray, sometimes we dont even know what to pray for, but the Spirit knows. And through the Word, we can begin to learn how we should pray, and it all begins with the Lord.
When we don't know what to pray, we have a Helper who takes our hand and intercedes for us. In today's program, Charles Morris is going to examine how the Holy Spirit helps us pray.
Why should we pray? Will God even hear us? Listen in as we reflect through these important questions.
Say your prayers before bed. Thats what we often tell children. But how do we teach our kids what prayer actually is? And why does God want us to do it?
How can you find joy in the midst of trials? The apostle Paul shared the secret in his letter to Philippi and we all need to relearn it today.
Whats better when you know Jesus? Dying and joining your savior? Or remaining on earth serving Christ?
Paul the apostle was in chains when he wrote his letter to Philippi. And one thing he told them that they need to do was to stand firm in one spirit.
Christianity is still a minority of the population in Cuba. Yet every day more and more people are coming to faith in Jesus Christ.
His parents escaped the Caribbean Island after the revolution. But Danny Rojas just returned to Cuba to see firsthand his ancestral home and the revival happening there.
Lazarus was raised from the dead, only to live a bit longer and die another day. On todays program, Charles Morris explains how this resurrection points to an even better one.
Just before setting is face to go to Jerusalem, Jesus posed a question to his disciples: Who do you say that I am? Though Peter answered correctly, none of them were prepared for what happened next.
When Jesus visited his hometown, he was not received as a returning hero. Instead, he was nearly killed by his former neighbors. And yet he continued to love them.
Jesus stood in the Temple many times throughout his life, but this time it was different. Discover how a little passage in John 2 helps us understand Christs complicated relationship with the temple
The New Testament is pulsing with the power of the Resurrection. So, when an award-winning songwriter set out to capture these living truths on his latest album, the results were gospel electricity.
Good Friday was the darkest day in the history of the world, but Resurrection Sunday was on the way. Tune in to remember Christs death, and the salvation it secured.
A trial in the middle of the night. Can anything good come of this? Join Charles Morris as we see how the darkest night in Jesuss life on earth was used to save his people.
How can the arrest of an innocent man end with the greatest news ever told? On today's program, Charles Morris reflects on how Jesuss darkest week resulted in light for the world.
Jesus was betrayed, abandoned, and ultimately put to death. It was horrible. Join Charles Morris to remember that while he was suffering, life and hope were on the way.
Easter is coming. So how can we prepare our hearts to celebrate the Resurrection with our families?
89 years ago, this week, our radio program went on the air for the first time. Join Charles Morris to hear the remarkable story of grace from the man who founded the Haven of Rest.
Join today's program as Charles Morris delves deeper into the topic of amazing grace and how it meets us in our darkest moments.
The second stanza of the great hymn, Amazing Grace, is a deep, deep well that we can explore for days, yet sometimes it slips right by us.
What did John Newton have in mind when he wrote I was blind, but now I see in Amazing Grace? Tune in to hear about Gods amazing grace and how it helps the blind see.
It's been 250 years since the first public singing of Amazing Grace. Today, the hymn has endured to become a powerful symbol of hope for every generation. But what exactly is grace?
Grace does not discriminate between old and young, rich or poor. We all need grace. Tune in to hear about the grace of Christ that humbles our pride.
The gospel has traveled around the globe and back. The grace of Christ comes to us and saves us without condemnation. Join Charles Morris as he reflects on Christs grace throughout history and today.
Want a definition for grace? It doesnt get any better than this: We were once at war with God, but We [now] have peace with [him] through our Lord Jesus Christ.
Life without Christ is a life of darkness. John Newton felt this as the Lord called him out of the slave trade and into the glorious light of Jesus Christ.
What changed the life of a slave trader? What caused him to leave his riches to follow Jesus? John Newton said it was Amazing Grace and he wrote a hymn about it 250 years ago this year.
Most revivals have begun in small towns with people whose names you will never know. Yet our big God is pleased to bless them with his unique presence.
Comfort, comfort my people. Thats how Isaiah 40 begins. But what does this chapter have to do with revival?
Where does a revival begin? The simple answer is that it begins in you and me when we humble ourselves to our holy God.
Jesus said the kingdom of heaven is like a king who prepared a wedding banquet for his son. Its an inviting parable we all need to hear, but what does it mean? Tune in to learn the answer.
We could all use revival in our own hearts. Todays episode shares a challenging invitation for us to move from a Come and See to Go and Tell kind of faith.
Its the most quoted revival verse found in all of the Bible. Youve heard it. You may have memorized it. But sadly, many have taken it out of context.
Forgiveness is the power of revival, but what is it? Tune in to remember that the power of Christs grace frees us to love and to serve.
As we think about the great moves of the Spirit, we sometimes forget about personal revival. What is it and why is it so important for us?
How do past revivals encourage us to keep praying for revival today? Join Charles Morris as he visits Asbury University and Seminary to see the spiritual awakening firsthand.
In times of war and in valleys of darkness, fear is all around. Thankfully, our Good Shepherd walks with us and helps us fear no evil.
The Lord saw Israel suffering, and he moved to protect them. Listen in to be reminded that Lord cares for the vulnerable. He cares for us.
Come quickly to my rescue; be my rock of refuge. Thats a big, bold prayer from Psalm 31. Join Charles Morris to see how we can boldly pray the words of this psalm.
Its been a year. Russias invasion of Ukraine. Tens of millions have fled. Hundreds of thousands have died. How can we find hope in this dark time?
Trapped in a foreign land, a Ukrainian couple prays for their country. Tune in to be encouraged by their hope in Jesus and their prayers for their country as well as for Russia.
The Love of God is the most powerful thing in the world. But how does that help us love one another? The answer begins and ends with Jesus.
Valentines Day is in the rearview mirror, but what does that mean for love? Will love ever end?
Love never fails. Its a definitive statement, but its also an invitation. Join Charles Morris to remember that Christs love will never let us down.
What is love? Is it simply a big gesture like giving someone a diamond ring? Or is it more about undeserved grace and mercy? Tune in as Charles Morris works through 1 Corinthians 13.
Love. The apostle Paul said its the greatest gift God has given us. But how are we to use it? For our enjoyment, or for the purpose of loving others?
He was the first person hidden by Corrie ten Boom and her family back in World War II. And though Hans Poley was only 18 years old, he was a Christian with conviction who stood against the Nazis.
If the Lord is our Shepherd, then why do we face hard times? How can we trust a Good Shepherd when we are needy? The secret is to know Him personally so we experience His goodness in all things.
How do you defend yourself from the troubles you face in your life? The Bible promises that Christians will find peace as they hide Gods word in their heart.
Does true love really last forever? If thats the case, why are there so many broken relationships? And how does the steadfast love of the Lord transform our lives?
When your life is upended and your future seems unclear, how do you deal with the hardships of life? We need to fill up our arsenal by hiding Gods word in our heart.
Jesus is more than enough to meet our every need. Even in our most desperate moments, He is able to fill us with true joy that only comes from Him.
Corrie ten Boom knew the importance of ministering to those who need Jesus. Even before she was sent to a concentration camp during WWII, she spent time teaching the gospel to children.
Corrie ten Boom spent 40 years telling her storyleading thousands to faith in Christ. Hear her share how she experienced God's goodness during times of immense suffering.
After being arrested and imprisoned in a concentration camp, Corrie ten Boom was left with nothing to cling to but her faith. Find out how God sustained her during her most difficult days.
During the Holocaust, Corrie ten Boom and her family helped many Jews escapeuntil they were caught and taken to a concentration camp. The terrible events that followed would change Corrie's life.
Praying for our children when they walk away from the faith is the number one prayer request, we get here at Haven Ministries. But how do we do that and not lose hope?
Praying for our children also includes praying for ourselves. What kind of parents and grandparents should we be, and how should we remind our kids about the Lord?
Why do we pray for our kids? Not because were scared, but because were excited for the Lords work in their lives.
How do we pray for our children? Where do we turn? Join Charles Morris on today's program as we turn to find the answers in Scripture.
If you have children in your life, you know how important it is to be praying for them. But how do we do it right and regularly?
There are ten money myths that we often believe, but Jesus has given us guidance to overcome them.
We often hear that money is the root of all evil. But is this what the Bible really says?
If were Gods children, should we spend all of our time worrying about wealth and riches? Will the Lord give us all our wildest dreams?
If making money is the main thing, then why are we never satisfied with our wealth? Does Jesus show us a better way?
Food shortages, price hikes, and fear of recession. There may be no better time for Christians to consider their relationship with Jesus and money.
The earliest church committed themselves to listening, fellowship, and love. Join Charles Morris on today's program to remember how Christ fills us up with his love and sends us out in faith.
How can sinners like you and me approach a holy God? And what does the Day of Atonement have to do with our lives today?
The Lords people pay attention to the calendar, not just to celebrate holidays, but also for Jubilee. Tune in to be reminded of Christs liberating love.
The holidays are over, so what now? How should we think about our lives and the place of Bible reading and prayer in them as life settles down?
Now that the newness of the new year is already starting to fade, what do we do? We do what Christians have always done. We turn back to the word and we continue to follow the Lord by faith.
Where can we turn when we are sad? Charles Spurgeon struggled with that question throughout his ministry, and he always came back to one answer: Christ.
A worship service, a stampede, and a gracious Savior. What was the great tragedy in Charles Spurgeons life, and how did the Lord get him through it?
Charles Spurgeon was a mighty preacher, but few know he was supported by a Sunday prayer ministry. Join Charles Morris to remember how the grace of Christ sustains us.
Gods work in our lives doesnt always make sense to us. But that doesnt mean there isnt a plan. Charles Spurgeon would be the first to say, Amen!
Charles Spurgeon reached millions of people throughout his lifetime with the gospel. Find out what drove one of the greatest pastors of all time to impact the Kingdom of God so deeply.
C.S. Lewis knew the cost of following Christ, and when he met his wife that cost was demonstrated in the real world. Listen in to hear about Lewis marriage and the great wedding feast of the Lamb.
When CS Lewis finally turned to the Lord, he faced scrutiny and rejection from many. But he had finally found joy, the joy of Christ.
A dying mother and trench warfare. God brought C.S. Lewis to himself even in the midst of terrible suffering.
Did Christmas begin in the First Century? Or does it have deeper roots before Christs birth? Join Charles Morris and many special guests for a Christmas special called Christmas in the Beginning.
They came from a far country to see the newborn King, but the Bible doesnt give us many details about these Wise Men. Why did they come to see Jesus and what can we learn from their story?
Even during the best vacation, you eventually look forward to going home. And during Christmas, we are reminded that Jesus left His home to bring us home to His Father.
Christmas trees, fun carols, and family gatherings are some of the joys of the holiday season. But even greater, Christmas is about Jesus coming to live among us to save His people.
Isaiah prophesied that God would pour out His Spirit like water poured over thirsty ground. This prophecy was fulfilled when Christ showed up to offer salvation to the whole world.
The prophets foretold the coming of Christ. But when He finally arrived, no one could understand all He came to do.
The birth of Christ was a glorious moment in history. Now, as we look forward to celebrating Christmas, we can also anticipate the day when He will come again.
Angels appear often throughout the Christmas story, always telling the listeners not to be afraid. They bring good newsannouncing the arrival of the Lord, who has come to bring peace to His people.
Christmas and gift-giving go hand in hand. So, what better time of year than now to celebrate the day when God gave us the greatest gift of all Jesus His Son.
Isaiah prophesied that the Messiah's name would be Immanuel - God with us. Find out why He was named Jesus and how both of these names help us understand our Savior.
For most of her life, Anna waited at the Temple for the coming Messiah. Then one day a couple showed up with a baby and she knew immediatelythis baby was Jesus, the Messiah she had been waiting for.
God promised Simeon he would not die before seeing the promised Messiah. Finally, the prophecy came true when he saw Mary and Joseph carry a baby into the temple.
When's the last time you were so excited that you shouted for joy? Many of us find it hard to express our emotions in front of others, but that's exactly what the angels did the night Jesus was born.
2,000 years ago, the priest Zechariah and his wife, Elizabeth, were old and childless. But God had a special plan for them. Their son would herald the coming Messiah.
Luke tells several stories of people singing when they find out Jesus is on His way. Join Charles Morris as he explores the song Mary sang when she learned she would carry the promised Messiah.
When we hear Joy to the World, we know its Christmas time. But its about more than Christmas. Tune in to remember the salvation that Jesus brings.
What child is this? Its one of the most important questions we can ask, and theres only one right answer.
Glory to God in the highest. It’s not just a Christmas carol, it’s an anthem sung by all creation. Join Charles Morris on today's program to remember Christ’s birth and the glory of it all.
Jesus came to an expectant people two-thousand years ago. But what about us, are we still longing for our Savior?
If you’ve ever heard him sing, you know the sound of his voice is unmistakable. Singer-songwriter, Fernando Ortega only wants to talk about one thing at Christmastime — and that’s Jesus.
Pilgrim’s Progress has been translated in over 200 languages and has never gone out of print. But have you ever wondered what led to John Bunyan’s understanding of grace?
John Bunyan thought he was living a good life until he overhead a conversation among friends. The words he heard would change his life forever.
Is it possible to be religious but lost? Jesus says you can. It is not how many good things we do that saves us, but rather trusting in the complete work of Christ the Savior.
Why is grace such a hard gift to receive? Perhaps it’s because it exposes our pride and self-sufficiency? But only when we die to ourselves can we see the true beauty of grace.
Being in Christ means being marked safe from judgment and from sin, but what does that have to do with baptism?
We suffer as pilgrims on this fallen planet. But is there any purpose for our suffering, and can we know that it will end one day?
Christians are called to live a different way of life than the world, but that doesn’t mean we are meant to be absent. Join Charles Morris to remember how the gospel frees us to love.
In the world, but not of the world? What does this mean, and is it even possible? Join Charles Morris as we consider how to live as God’s exiles.
Tyler Van Halteren returns to the program to share how the Lord gave him the idea for Little Pilgrim’s Big Journey. Hear this young father's desire to see people follow Jesus at every age.
Scripture tells us that believers rejoice in suffering, but how is that even possible? And what does it say about our Savior?
What are we waiting for? That’s the question. And in many ways the answer is easy: we’re waiting for Christ, we’re waiting for salvation. But what does that actually mean?
How does remembering that we are pilgrims and exiles help us live in this world? Does it really make a difference?
Where are you ultimately going? What journey are you on and what’s the destination? Consider these important questions on today's program with Charles Morris.
Tyler Van Halteren, a missionary in Cambodia, returns to the program to present the lesser-known sequel of John Bunyan's classic, Pilgrim's Progress.
Typically, war takes everything from all who meet it. But Christian radio in Ukraine is expanding despite the devastation.
Taking sides is a tricky business. How can we pray for the end of the war, how can we pray for good news for Ukraine but at the same time uphold our commitment to the God of life?
Much like what is happening in Ukraine, the Christian life is a war. But who are our enemies, and can we have any hope of victory over them?
War rages all around us, but Christians are called to a different fight. Join Charles Morris to remember the call to resilient faith in the face of violence.
The war continues in Ukraine. Millions of Children have been displaced even as Christmas is coming. How can we send them hope? Sergey Rakhuba joins the program to share how you can get involved.
Is the grace of Jesus enough for the person we least expect to be redeemed? Can anyone really call on the name of the Lord and be saved?
Jacob and Esau. The Old Testament prodigal story is a shocking story of trickery and grace. Join Charles Morris to remember Christ’s love for those who despise his gifts.
Does injustice thwart God’s plan? Can he even use the sin of fallen humanity to accomplish his plan?
Abel was the first underdog, but the Lord had his eye on him. On today's program, we'll examine how the Lord receives and welcomes those who have been counted out.
Will God remain faithful even if we have to wait? Can we trust him to work even if his ways seem strange to us?
Is there enough grace and mercy for sinners like you and me? Will Jesus receive even the most unlikely converts?
Jesus invites all people to the table. And he’ll carry some if he needs to. On today's program, Charles Morris helps us to remember the kindness of a King.
Can God save and work through anyone? Or do we have to be a certain kind of person for the Lord to give us grace?
Survival of the fittest is the ruling idea of the day. Our world tells us that if you are stronger, smarter, and work harder than everyone else, you deserve to win. God, however, has a different way.
He’s a football hall-of-famer, with two MVPs and a Super Bowl ring. But before Kurt Warner shot to fame, he had to put the idol of football behind him.
Can we trust God, even when life is hard? Will Jesus be there for us no matter what? Charles Morris has an answer you need to hear on today's program.
When we’re struggling, all we want, and need is relief. Yet the Lord calls us to something higher. Find out what that something is by tuning in to today's program.
The Israelites had the Red Sea on one side and the Egyptian chariots on the other. Were they doomed, or would God lead and protect them?
When Israel stood on the shores of the Red Sea, they had no way forward or back. Yet, the Lord had them there for a purpose. Join Charles Morris to remember the love of Christ in all our hardships.
His wife was dying. Life was bleak. However, Robert Morgan was brought to Exodus 14 by the Lord and reminded that the same God who leads us into hardship is also the one who guides us out of it.
Tragedy has plagued recent news with reports of hurricanes, earthquakes, and wars. But even in the midst of disaster, God promises to be his people’s comfort.
Physical storms like Harvey or Irma can leave us feeling helpless. So how can we survive the spiritual storms of life? Listen to today's program to find encouragement during your storm.
Many of us want to know why disaster happens. Though we may never fully understand the answer to this question we can find guidance in the book of Job. After all, he asked God the same question.
When storms subside and pass by, Christians are called to not just survive, but thrive by the grace of God. Join Charles Morris to hear first-hand stories of Christians surviving in Florida and Cuba.
The physical danger of the sea can serve as a picture of how chaotic life can be. Yet, in the midst of it all, the Rock of Ages promises us a greater hope, where the sea of difficulty will be no more.
Tragedy has struck in Florida, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. Although the hurricanes have passed, many feel hopeless. So, how do we point others to the hope of Christ in the midst of this disaster?
As Hurricane Ian raged through the Caribbean and into Florida, many Christians were praying for protection. Tune in to hear first-hand stories from people on-the-ground in Florida and Cuba.
As Hurricane Ian makes landfall through Florida, Charles Morris speaks with a Christian meteorologist and Haven's on-the-ground producer in Cuba.
An old hymn tells us that the things of earth will grow strangely dim. Tune in to hear about the light of Christ’s glory and grace.
Jeremy Camp's story is one of incredible tragedy - and incredible grace. Join Charles Morris on today's program to hear how God held Jeremy in his most challenging trial.
What would you give to hear the Lord himself bless you? Is it possible to know that he truly loves you in the midst of this fallen world?
The Gospel contains the power to change anyone’s life. It has been transforming lives for thousands of years. But how exactly does the Gospel make our lives new?
Why did Jesus quote so many Old Testament verses about judgement? And do they have anything to do with us?
Why is it so hard to ask someone for help? Often, it's even more difficult to ask for help from the Lord. Join Charles Morris as we learn why God is our helper, always ready to respond to our calls.
Perhaps the most famous psalm of all, Psalm 23 can be quoted by people around the world. But it teaches us more about who God is than how He provides for us.
The Herrods in the New Testament are two of the finest examples of devious kings. In today's program, we'll see how God sovereignly worked through them to accomplish mankind's redemption.
Is Jesus still in control when an unbeliever rules and things aren’t going well? Or is this all part of his plan?
Hezekiah was sick, but in his prayer, he challenges our devotion. Do we trust the Lord or our earthly kingdom?
How can we possibly escape when the Lord comes to judge the earth? The same way King Josiah escaped: by faith in the Savior.
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has gone to glory. Another change in these uncertain times. How can we have hope unless we have an everlasting ruler?
Queen Elizabeth II went home to be with the Lord at the age of 96. Though her rule has come to an end, we can take comfort in the fact that all believers will reign forever with Christ.
The images and characters in J.R.R. Tolkien’s classic tales reflect his experience in the great war, but there’s more to it.
J.R.R. Tolkien’s works aren’t just old books for obscure book lovers. He’s had a tremendous influence on the broader American mind too. In today's program, we'll learn how Christ inspired his stories.
He created an entire world filled with fantastic creatures and great adventure. But what exactly was J.R.R. Tolkien trying to teach us in his epic books filled with Hobbits, Elves, and Dwarfs?
Scholars thought he would be forgotten in less than a decade. His fellow professors looked down on him because he became a Christian and wrote children’s novels. But the legacy of C.S. Lewis lives on.
Have you ever run away from home? You may not have left your family, but we all are runaways in a spiritual sense. We have all run from the Lord, but nothing can compare to the feeling of coming home.
Christians have read the parable of the prodigal son for centuries. Many can relate to the younger son. Some can relate to the older brother. But how can we identify with the father in this parable?
Not all of us can relate to the wayward son in the prodigal story. But, maybe some of us can relate to the older brother who didn't recognize his own sin. We all need the Father's grace.
Have you ever experienced the pain of watching a loved one leave the faith? Even in the most discouraging moments, we can be encouraged because God is in the business of leading prodigals home.
Barbara Juliani left her Christian home when she was 18. She had decided she didn’t want to live by her parent’s rules anymore. But no matter how far she ran, she could never outrun the love of God.
Today, strength is applauded while weakness is seen as a defect. For the Christian, this should be the other way around. Allow the late J.I. Packer to explain.
It’s the greatest pain imaginable: losing a child. Where is God when such a terrible tragedy strikes?
Vicar Andrew White has struggled with MS for his life, but that’s not the only struggle he’s faced. Join Charles Morris to hear a powerful story from the Vicar of Baghdad.
Raising children is difficult, raising children with disabilities raises the bar. But Jesus’ grace is sufficient. Tune in to hear a mother's story of joy in the midst of difficulty.
How can we be confident that our suffering will end? Is there truly any hope? Tune in to find out how our faith in Christ gives us victory to overcome in this world.
In this life, suffering is inevitable. But the good news is that the deep, deep love of Jesus finds us even in the depths of our pain.
Where do we turn when life hurts? Aren't God's promises a guarantee that we won't suffer?
Be Still My Soul is an old hymn, but it’s a hymn that speaks deeply to our experience of grief and pain. It serves as a reminder that God is on our side.
She’s a well-known author, speaker, and artist. But she’s suffered from chronic pain for 55 years now. Joni Eareckson Tada joins the program to share songs of suffering and hope.
Despite their physical needs, the church in Cuba is strong and seeking to take the gospel to the world.
It’s a religion rooted in Africa, but it evolved in the Caribbean. Santeria is a dark practice that many in Cuba practice today.
A church explodes. Children inside. Their father sees someone hovering over them providing protection. The family escapes, but when he goes to thank the hero, he can’t find the person.
A massive fire rages in a Cuban oil refinery. Billows of smoke, death and destruction. Yet Cuban Christians remain hopeful. How?
Many want to escape, hoping to find freedom and comfort. Still, there are many Cuban Christians choosing to stay in order to proclaim the gospel in their country.
The book of Revelation is probably the most debated book ever written. But when we read it with Christ at the center, we walk away encouraged.
The promise of a new covenant. The prophecy of a Savior who would come and do what was necessary to bring us back to God. Find out how Jeremiah points us to Jesus.
A king, a dream, and an exiled refugee. How do these things point us to Christ? Tune in to find out how the book of Daniel foreshadows "a kingdom that shall never be destroyed."
Before glasses were invented, most people had no hope of clear vision. In the same way, the resurrection of Jesus brought another kind of clarity. Have you ever read the Bible through the Jesus lens?
Does the Bible ever intimidate you? Many people want to understand its message from beginning to end, but find some parts confusing. Is there a way to make sense of it all? The answer is ... YES!
Jesus spent a lot of time talking with people who didn't believe in Him. In today's program, Charles Morris looks at a little word in the gospel of John that reminds us of Jesus' mission.
It’s only three Greek letters. Translated it means "had to.” In today's program, we’re going to see how this word points us to the grand Kingdom of God.
Example— a little word with enormous meaning. On today's program, Charles Morris explores the connection between faith and teaching children to write.
If Christians are not home yet on this fallen earth, how can we know that our Lord dwells with us? Join Charles Morris as he examines 1 Peter 2.
Is your faith big enough to sustain you in this world? We don’t always believe as we should. We don’t always trust Jesus enough. But even though our faith is little, our Savior is so much bigger.
She didn’t have any reason to be there, but she came with tears, and Jesus welcomed her. Charles Morris. The story of Mary is a great reminder that the Lord can save anyone.
Jesus was asleep during the worst storm the disciples ever faced, yet they were scared. Tune in to see how Jesus shows up in their worst storm and how he can show up in our worst storms of life.
The Bible is filled with stories of Christ's love. Throughout Naaman's story, we see the Lord humble the arrogant, while also displaying his grace.
The Bible is the world’s all-time best seller. But what is it really about? Find out when you listen to today's program.
It’s 15 years old now, but kids and adults alike are still reading it everywhere. Sally Lloyd Jones, the author of The Jesus Storybook Bible, joins the program to discuss how God is still using it today.
Breakdowns in communication cause problem after problem in our world. But what if God never communicated to us?
In a world of uncertainties, there is one thing we can trust: the Word of God. But is this enough to give us confidence?
We’re in a crisis. Biblical illiteracy is rising. Join Charles Morris as we reflect on what the Bible is, and why the Lord wants us to pay close attention to His Word.
Jesus’ disciples struggled with His word, but never more than in John 6. Christ’s words might be hard to comprehend at times, but they are words full of life that we all need to consume.
For every season in life - whether a child or an aging adult - God's Word was written to bring us life and give us hope.
Born to a Syrian father, he spent much of his adolescence as a Muslim in Saudi Arabia. As an Islamic scholar, Mateen Elass holds a PhD in New Testament and pastor.
He’s one of the best players in all of baseball winning awards and being named an All-Star multiple times. But more importantly, he happens to be a follower of Jesus.
Her decision was critical. Did she keep the child, even though she was not married? Her difficult choice saved two lives in the process - her own and the life of her child.
Was his faith really his own or just his parents? A profound question that Dr. John Lennox faced when he left Ireland to study at Cambridge. And there C.S. Lewis had a direct influence on his faith.
Over 88 years ago, the man who came to be known as "First Mate Bob" met Jesus, and his life was forever changed. Tune in to hear the remarkable testimony of the man who founded the "Haven of Rest."
Jesus’ cousin looked from the outside like he was already a follower, but he had some questions.
Picking up a book is easy enough. But understanding the words can be a challenge. And when we read God’s word, we need the Spirit to bring it alive.
Adam and Eve were converted twice in the garden, once by sin once by God. Listen in as Charles Morris helps us remember the grace of the Lord in the midst of our sin.
Nicodemus was a powerful, religious man who did all the right things. But even though he memorized verses and followed God's rules, he was still missing one important fact about salvation.
He did all sorts of evil in the sight of the Lord. But was King Manasseh beyond saving? Join Charles Morris as we hear about this king’s salvation story on today's program.
CS Lewis knew the cost of following Christ, and when he met his wife that cost was demonstrated in the real world. Listen in to hear about Lewis’ marriage and the great wedding feast of the Lamb.
When CS Lewis finally turned to the Lord, he faced scrutiny and rejection from many. But he had finally found joy, the joy of Christ.
A dying mother and trench warfare. God brought C.S. Lewis to himself even in the midst of terrible suffering.
Quoted by pastors and read by children, C.S. Lewis may have been the most significant atheist-turned-Christian of the last century. But how much do you know about his reluctant journey to faith?
The last letter of a man to his spiritual son. What did he say, and how could he have confidence as his death drew near? Find out when you listen to today's program.
The last days of David’s life are full of political intrigue and schemes. But it’s more than that. Join Charles Morris as he remembers the Lord's promise to David and Christ's promise to us all.
The last words of a beloved leader, Joshua. How can there be any hope after he’s gone and no one steps up to take his place? Find out when you tune in to today's program.
Expressed love never received. Expressed love never given. Listen in as Michael Reagan talks about his relationship with the late President Reagan and the faith they shared in Jesus Christ.
God is always at work even if we don’t see it. In the life of Queen Esther God works "behind the scenes”. Though you don’t see Him, His saving works are undeniable.
Queen Esther was an advocate for her people and a picture of what Jesus would do for his people. Esther was willing to risk her life; while Jesus openly shed his blood for those he loved.
We all have moments when we lose complete control of a situation and we are left hopeless. Queen Esther was in an impossible situation, but she saw God turn it around for good.
Jesus said bad shepherds use their sheep to satisfy their selfish desires. But, good shepherds willingly lay down their own lives for the benefit of the flock. Discover more on today's program.
What is the secret to be a great leader? Queen Elizabeth would say it is her service to others. The greatest example we have is Jesus the servant King. He did not come to be served, but to serve.
Kings and Queens throughout the ages have worn extravagant and majestic clothing. Though most of us will never dress like royalty, the Bible says that King Jesus will lavishly clothe His followers.
Shes the longest-reigning monarch in Great Britains history, but Queen Elizabeth serves a greater King. And as she seeks to honor King Jesus, she serves her people as well. In today's program, Charles Morris interviews the author of a new book about the Queen.
A greater sense of happiness and satisfaction can be found in serving rather than being served. Queen Elizabeth's joy flows from her looking to Christ as an example of a life in service to others.
Everyone loves to talk about destiny, even non-Christians! But what does it actually mean?
God created male and female in his image. But male and female they sinned. What happened to Gods image as a result? Could it be recovered and restored, or was it lost forever?
What do freedom fries have to do with our walk with the Lord? Surprisingly, more than youd think.
There are no ordinary people because we bear the image of God. And that means everyone on this planet, born and unborn, deserves justice and dignity.
Im adopted? Over the years, this has become either the tear-jerking question of soap operas or the punchline of comedy sketches. But did you know Christians are adopted as well?
Guilt can eat us from the inside out no matter how weve sinned. Which is why many tend to wonder if they can ever find forgiveness.
If you want to know whats important to God, take time to read his word. There youll discover he loves children and life.
Abortion is a divisive word in our culture today. Pro-Choice. Pro-Life. Whos right? Its only when we look at this subject from Gods perspective that we can find answers and hope in Christ alone.
Abby Johnson worked years at Planned Parenthood, but one day she was asked to help with an abortion. What she saw changed her mind and her life forever.
The Apostle John wrote a letter about the end, Revelation. In it he saw glorious visions of Christ and his final coming. But he also saw a praise session.
What happens when we sing? The enemy is defeated. On today's program, Charles Morris explains how singing drives the message of the gospel deep into our hearts.
The Bible tells us to sing a new song. But what exactly does that mean? Join Charles Morris on today's program as he examines Isaiah 42.
The Lord is a great Savior. But how should we respond to his great salvation? Join Charles Morris on today's to find out!
Twenty years ago, a modern hymn was written. And little did Keith and Kristyn Getty know that Lord would use their song, In Christ Alone, to spark a revival in modern worship.
The direction of the book of Philippians is simple: joy turns to peace. On today's program, Charles Morris speaks about the joy of Christ that leads to contentment.
Where can we find joy in this dark world? Join Charles Morris to discover the secret of joy in the Christian life.
We live in a world of uncertainty and pain, so how can we possibly have joy? Listen to today's program to discover how the gospel brings never-ending joy.
How can we see Christs care for us in the people around us? And why should this bring us joy and confidence?
How do we experience joy in a fallen world? It may not be easy, but its made possible by the work of the Holy Spirit in each of our lives.
We find joy in Christ, and when we do, we cant help but sing. Join Charles Morris to remember the Christ hymn in Philippians 2.
How does joy help us in our day-to-day lives? Join Charles Morris to remember Christs great love and the great encouragement of his humility.
How can we rejoice in Christ even in suffering? Find out how when you tune in to today's program.
How can we have joy in a world that seems so dangerous and unstable? The same way the apostle Paul had joy in a Roman prison.
Charles Morris is joined by singer/songwriter Randall Goodgame to talk about how singing songs about Jesus increases our joy. And when we sing with children, that joy grows all the more.
When Jesus appeared to people after his resurrection, not everyone believed right away. Join Charles Morris on today's program to remember Christs patience with us.
They were very discouraged that Jesus had died. Two disciples on the Emmaus Road. But then Jesus met them and showed how his death was a part of the plan of redemption.
Mary Magdalene went to the tomb, expecting Christs body to be there. And it was but not how she thought! Listen in to be encouraged by Marys story.
Is it true? Did Jesus Christ really rise from the dead? It's the hinge on which Christianity hangs upon, and it is the foundation of our Christian faith.
The most startling claim of Christianity is that Jesus rose from the dead after being brutally executed on a Roman cross. Could it be true? And if it is, what difference does that make for us?
Jesus last two sayings from the cross remind us of hope and forgiveness. Listen in as we remember Christs love this good Friday.
Jesus suffered on the cross two-thousand years ago. But have you ever realized that he died as a substitute on the cross meant for Barabbas?
It almost seems out of place. Nailed to the cross, Jesus talked to his mother and made sure her needs were met. Join Charles Morris to see why this is comforting for us.
Many Jews thought death was just going to a shadowy, lifeless existence. But Jesus second saying turns that on its head. Listen in to remember that he will be with us in paradise.
What was the first thing Jesus said on the cross, and why should it bring comfort to his people? Join Charles Morris as he considers the gospel according to the crucified Savior.
Questions about life after this world have perplexed humanity for centuries. Thankfully, the book of Revelation gives us a glimpse of what the world to come will look like.
From the spring flowers to the passing of a loved one, we all know how short time is and how fast it goes. But, it wont be this way forever. Jesus has come to bring life and forgiveness.
Theres been a lot of fear about whether or not we can believe the daily news. We cant always trust the stories we read, but we can confidently turn to the Word of God and know it is true.
What is the main point of the book of Revelation? Its easy to get lost in the details, but the book becomes a blessing when we read the main theme that Jesus will protect his people and soon return.
History shows the world has been full of violence, tragedy, and injustice. But, will it always be this way? In the book of Revelation we get the answer to this question.
It is said over and over again in Revelation. This phrase points us to the central message of the entire book. Do you know what the phrase is? Find out when you listen to today's program.
Our world is full of sorrow and tragedy, but the book of Revelation offers hope as we see God working despite the chaos.
What do you think about when someone mentions the book Revelation? Many would think about the final day of time. But, the book points to an even bigger day the marriage feast of the Lamb.
Sadly many find the book of Revelation discouraging and scary. But the vision was given to the Apostle John to encourage Gods people that Jesus reign is now and forever.
Karen Heimbuch memorized the entire book of Revelation and was blessed. Then she set out to help others experience this blessing in a fresh, new way.
There's no doubt that we are living in the end times, but what will happen afterward? Join Charles Morris as he examines Revelation 21 and 22.
Peter, a hot-headed fisherman-turned-Apostle. Does he have anything to tell us about the end of the age? Find out when you listen to today's program.
Jesus is coming back, but what do we do in the meantime? Join Charles Morris as he examines the end times according to James.
When will the end come? What are the signs? Is the Biblical teaching about the end meant to tell us something else? Find out when you listen.
Is this the end, or are we just living through a birth pain? Find out what it means to wait expectantly for Jesus' return in today's program.
Jesus is good, and that is what gives us hope. But how does his goodness help us to do good?
Jesus is the Good Shepherd, but what does that mean for us? Discover how he graciously leads us on the paths of life when you listen.
The Good Samaritan wasnt just loving his neighbor, he was becoming a neighbor. Learn how to love as Jesus does on today's program.
Jesus is great, but can we trust him? How do we know he isnt out to get out? Find out when you listen to today's program.
Today, we will hear from a woman who made it out of Ukraine with her family and a Ukrainian pastor serving now in Poland. We'll also look to the encouraging words of Psalm 23.
The Lord saw Israel suffering, and he moved to protect them. Join Charles Morris in remembering that Lord cares for the vulnerable. He cares for us.
Can we pray to God even in the midst of war? Can our Lord be stopped by the terrifying weapons of modern armies?
Come quickly to my rescue; be my rock of refuge. Thats a big, bold prayer from Psalm 31. Listen to Charles Morris live from Poland, as he shows us how to boldly pray this psalm.
Christ died. Christ lives. Christ is coming soon. But until then, Christ is reigning! This week from Poland, Charles Morris will share stories that remind us that Christ reigns even in times of war.
Deliver us from Evil. Its the last line of the Lords Prayer in Matthews gospel. But how does this truth help us to pray with boldness today?
Forgive us our debts. An easy prayer, but difficult to live. Listen in to remember Jesus radical grace to forgive and save us.
What should we do when the nations of this earth are in turmoil? Can prayer really help? To find out, listen to today's program.
War in Europe. Ukraine invaded. How do we pray in times like this? Join Charles Morris as he wrestles with some tough questions.
The world is teetering on the edge, it seems. But we can pray. Join Charles Morris to remember how Jesus prayed when it was all coming to an end.
We dont know how to pray, sometimes we dont even know what to pray for, but the Spirit knows. And through the Word, we can begin to learn how we should pray, and it all begins with the Lord.
When we don't know what to pray, we have a Helper who takes our hand and intercedes for us. In today's program, Charles Morris is going to examine how the Holy Spirit helps us pray.
Why should we pray? Will God even hear us? Listen in as we reflect through these important questions.
Say your prayers before bed. Thats what we often tell children. But how do we teach our kids what prayer actually is?Why does God want us to do it? Nancy Guthrie explains in a simple, biblical way.
Grace overcomes our sin, but it can also help us overcome our hatred. Join Charles Morris as he discusses Gods love for humanity, and how that changes everything.
Are all people made in Gods image? And does this mean were all equal in the Lords sight? Join Charles Morris to think through these important questions.
He was forced into slavery at the age of 10; bought his freedom in his twenties, and then traveled the world. But Olaudah Equiano only found true freedom when he met Jesus.
William Wilberforce was born into a life of privilege in England. But after meeting Jesus, he decided to use his influence to help end the slave trade.
Martin Luther found incredible hope in Psalm 46, we can too. Listen in as we consider God's very great promises to you.
Over and over we break our promises, but the Lord never does. On today's program, we are reminded that Jesus never breaks his promises and will always do what he says he will do.
Where is God in times of trouble? To help answer this age-old question, Charles Morris turns to one of the most stirring passages in all of Scripture Psalm 20.
Even in our lowest places the Lord is with us. Be encouraged as we remember Josephs story and Jesus promise to be with us always.
Hannah and Hagar are not as well known as they should be, but they have a lot to teach us. Today, we explore how they point us to Jesus love for us.
Midwinter is upon us and chances are someone close to you is suffering from depression or loneliness. On today's program, well be talking with Christian psychologist Tim Sisemore.
We begin by the Spirit but how often do we try to finish the job ourselves? Today, Charles Morris helps us reflect on Christs love, and how we grow as Christians.
Breathing is so simple, yet so profound. On today's program, we are reminded of how Jesus' grace brings life out of death.
Jesus promised that he would raise the dead, but do we believe it? Join Charles Morris to remember Jesus' love for Lazarus, and His love for us.
Are we able to live our Christian lives isolated from other believers? And how should we behave towards our fellow Christians?
How does knowing we are right with God help us grow in Christlikeness? Find out when you listen to today's program.
Sometimes it feels like weve stepped too far away from Jesus love, but his embrace is never out of reach.
If we believe in Jesus, does he still keep his distance from us? Join Charles Morris today as he talks about our union with Christ.
We know we have sin, and sin cuts us off from grace. How can we be sure Jesus is our friend? Find out on today's program as we remember the grace of Christ.
Do more! Try harder! These are common prescriptions for living your best life, but what if personal growth isnt found in a self-help manual? Dane Ortlund helps us answer this question.