Program Guide

Lessons from Psalms 100—102 include: We should come before Him joyfully to worship. Start using the blessing God has for you. God is good and His mercy is everlasting.

John takes you on a detailed study from 1 Peter chapter 1, showing you some amazing truth about your eternal inheritance in Christ.

When Jesus ordained the 12 disciples, He sent them out to preach, heal sickness, and cast out demons. The ability to do those things was an incredible gift to receive from God. None of them, however, were first on the list of His purpose for their lives. 

It’s hard to imagine being joyful in the midst of prolonged suffering, but that’s what the Bible says we should do. Find out why—and how—we can rejoice in troubled times. Study along with Truth For Life as Alistair Begg concludes a study in Habakkuk. Habakkuk 3:1–19

Your home can help transform lives! You’ll hear about “radically ordinary hospitality” — where you open your home and your life to neighbors, friends, and strangers, and intentionally share your faith. This simple act of obedience will lead people to Jesus!

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.

Saint or sinner, rich or poor, no one escapes this earth alive! But some people will experience a second death—a fate even more permanent and terrifying than being buried six feet under. Dr. Robert Jeffress describes the ultimate destiny of all who die apart from faith in Jesus Christ.

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.

John takes you on a detailed study from 1 Peter chapter 1, showing you some amazing truth about your eternal inheritance in Christ.

Your home can help transform lives! You’ll hear about “radically ordinary hospitality” — where you open your home and your life to neighbors, friends, and strangers, and intentionally share your faith. This simple act of obedience will lead people to Jesus!

Many people are slaves to earthly masters like wealth, power, sex, or self-indulgence. Such masters lure people with false hope only to leave them empty and thirsting for more. Those who put their faith in Jesus Christ serve a better Master, one who is a compassionate and gentle and who will never . . .

Pastor Bryan continues a lesson on integrity from Psalm 25. Dr. Chapell highlights the ultimate goal of integrity, which is to direct everyone to Christ. It is our working with integrity that points not only the world to our savior, but also our own hearts to the character and purposes of God.