Story Team Weekly: How Are They to Hear?
When the Turners agreed to go overseas and evangelize to Muslims, they never thought they would be sharing the "forbidden" Gospel on a tropical island with pizza
Reflections of Grace 143: Isn’t That Breaking the Rules?
Breaking the Christian rules with humility, grace and mercy - How to connect with the people around us like Jesus did, not according to our own rules
White Horse Inn: Same-Sex Attraction
What should we think about the issue of same-sex attraction? Is it essentially the same as being gay? How does the issue of sexual preference relate to our identity as…
Simply Joyful Podcast: Welcome!
I am so excited that this day is finally here! The Simply Joyful podcast is finally “live!” The purpose of the Simply Joyful Podcast is to encourage and inspire you to…
Story Team Weekly: “Wherever You Would Call Me”
If things had worked out differently, you might have found Kenny back in his hometown of Corpus Christi, dressed in a stiff suit and tie, maybe in an office with…
Reflections of Grace 142: Ministering Spirits
Many years ago I heard a message about how the angels of God are there to do our bidding. God didn’t leave us powerless. Are they not all ministering spirits…
Breakpoint: What Makes Christianity Different?
One aspect of Christianity is so amazing, that it impresses even the CBS Evening News. Quick, name the practice that most sets Christianity apart from the non-Christian world. Respect for…
The Briefing: How Should Christians Think About President Trump’s Executive Order on Refugees?
I’m Albert Mohler and this is The Briefing, a daily analysis of news and events from a Christian worldview. HOW SHOULD CHRISTIANS THINK BIBLICALLY ABOUT PRESIDENT TRUMP'S LATEST EXECUTIVE ORDER ON REFUGEES?…
Story Team Weekly: Enslaved to Drugs
It was late, and 21-year-old Alex Scaro didn’t think anyone would be awake to find him strung out in his room. But then Alex’s father opened the door to find…
Story Team Weekly: An Identity in Christ Alone
“I looked for my identity in so many different places.” Joseph remembers being called gay for the first time when he was 13—at a church camp. “It was a devastating…