Program Guide

Esther has the ear of the king and Haman’s evil plans are unraveling before his eyes. Will Haman kill Mordecai on the gallows he has built, or will God intervene? Dr. McGee reminds us that God cannot be defeated, and His mercy never fails for those who place their trust in Him.

When someone dies, you often hear that the person is at peace or that he’s gone to a better place. Well, I think we all can understand wanting to soften the harshness of death. But you don’t help people—in fact, you do great harm—if you avoid talking about the eternal implications of death.

How do you want to be remembered when you're gone? David was known as a man after God's own heart even though he was an adulterer and murderer. Dr. Stanley shares how our lives can be characterized as having a heart for God.

Once a person professes to follow Jesus, is it possible to fall away from the faith? Hear the answer when you study along with Truth For Life as Alistair Begg takes a closer look at the apostle Paul’s warning and instruction to his young protégé, Timothy.  1 Timothy 4:1–5

Everyone has needs — but you may not know how to meet them in healthy ways! Dr. Kathy Koch explains how to find your security, identity, belonging, purpose, and competence through a relationship with God—and with good, godly people.

Join Pastor Josh Weidmann, lead Pastor of Grace Chapel in Englewood, CO as he invites you to be inspired by scripture to live your life to have a great impact in the world where God has placed you. Together we’ll take the truth of God’s Word and seek to live out the Gospel, daily.

Even with the Holy Spirit’s guidance, we’re not always inclined to want the right things. We’re under constant tension between our earthly desires and what God wants for us. Dr. Robert Jeffress explores the difference between our wants and our needs in four key areas of life.

When we say that it's "all about Jesus", we are simply repeating what God's Word says about Jesus. All of the Old Testament anticipates Him, the Gospels celebrate His coming, and the New Testament proclaims His return.

When someone dies, you often hear that the person is at peace or that he’s gone to a better place. Well, I think we all can understand wanting to soften the harshness of death. But you don’t help people—in fact, you do great harm—if you avoid talking about the eternal implications of death.

Everyone has needs — but you may not know how to meet them in healthy ways! Dr. Kathy Koch explains how to find your security, identity, belonging, purpose, and competence through a relationship with God—and with good, godly people.

The lifestyle of this world influences some people so subtly that they become slaves to its alluring ways, realizing too late that they set their sights on a false hope. Jesus Christ came to this world to deliver humankind from the savage clutches of Satan and sin. First Peter 1:13–21 points . . .

Pastor Bryan shares the second half of a lesson from Psalm 107. Dr. Chapell points to how we can give thanks to the Lord, for if we call out to God in our shame and distress, He listens and redeems us.