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blog post | April 4, 2024

When hospitality doesn’t feel worth it . . . don’t give up.

podcast episode | October 28, 2023

On October 31, 1517, a monk named Martin tried to prompt discussion on some theological issues by posting what we now refer to as the Ninety-Five Theses.

podcast episode | August 8, 2023

"I love Jesus, but I’m not interested in organized religion." Nancy says you can’t love Jesus and not love the Church.

podcast episode | September 22, 2020

We’ll hear how the biographer of Elisabeth Elliot was able to apply in her own life the very principles she was writing about.

podcast episode | August 5, 2015

We are living in a time of incredible advances in technology. But does that really make a better world? An ancient story will give us perspective.

blog post | March 28, 2011

How are we to present the gospel of Christ to a world that views Him as something different or less than we believe Him to be?

podcast episode | March 17, 2020

Nancy received an unexpected letter that threw her into a tailspin. She turned to a passage of Scripture that spoke to her heart.

blog post | August 14, 2017

Social media has redefined our idea of “friends,” but is there more that the Lord has for us in our friendships?

podcast episode | May 29, 2018

A lot of people who claim to be pro-life actually promote a culture of death.

podcast episode | September 4, 2024

Kay Arthur says faith is not really faith until it's tested. Kay's facing some great testing. Find out how she gains strength through the Bible.