Program Schedule

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12:00 am

June Hunt

1:00 am

Janet Mefferd

2:00 am

Steve Gregg

3:00 am

Pastor Shane Idleman

3:30 am

Chip Ingram

4:00 am

Chuck Crismier

5:00 am

Gideon Levytam

5:30 am

Pastor Erwin Lutzer

5:57 am

Chuck Bentley

6:00 am

Steve Brown

6:15 am

Joyce Meyer

6:29 am

Charles Morris

6:30 am

Albert Pendarvis

6:45 am

Pastor Leighton Sheley

7:00 am

Pastor Raul Ries

7:30 am

Ron Dozler

8:00 am

Charles Morris

8:27 am

Dan Seaborn

8:30 am

Pastor Chris Swansen

8:55 am

Pastor Leighton Sheley

9:00 am

Michael Youssef

9:30 am

Ravi Zacharias

9:45 am

Pastor Mark Swallow

10:00 am

Chip Ingram

10:30 am

Pastor Greg Laurie

11:00 am

Pastor Erwin Lutzer

11:30 am

Steve Brown

11:45 am

Joyce Meyer

12:00 pm

Pastor Leighton Sheley

12:15 pm

R.G. Hardy and Sharon Hardy Knotts

12:30 pm

Pastor Paul Sheppard

1:00 pm

Ron Dozler

1:26 pm

Ian Taylor

1:30 pm

Pastor Pancho Juarez

2:00 pm

Steve Gregg

3:00 pm

Hank Hanegraaff

3:30 pm

Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier

4:00 pm

Pastor Greg Laurie

4:30 pm

Tom Cantor

5:00 pm

Dan Seaborn

5:15 pm

Pastor Mark Swallow

5:30 pm

Pastor Ray Brown, Sr.

5:58 pm

John Stonestreet

6:00 pm

Rob West and Steve Moore

6:30 pm

Al Pittman

7:00 pm

Pastor Raul Ries

7:30 pm

Gideon Levytam

8:00 pm

Pastor Erwin Lutzer

8:30 pm

Pastor Paul Sheppard

9:00 pm

Pastor Shane Idleman

9:30 pm

Charles Morris

10:00 pm

Steve Brown

10:15 pm

Joyce Meyer

10:30 pm

Ravi Zacharias

10:45 pm

Dan Seaborn

11:00 pm

Hank Hanegraaff

11:30 pm

Ron Dozler

Christianity Today Magazine

Christians Can Learn from Muslims. But There Are Lines We Shouldn’t Cross.

One writer’s attempt to relate Islam to her faith yields some lessons along with some stumbles. During the COVID-19 pandemic, we’ve witnessed firsthand how painful, exhausting, and occasionally frightening it is to live among people who passionately disagree. In this maelstrom of masks, quarantines, vaccines, and lockdowns, we’ve often forgotten how to love our brothers, […]

Jaclyn S. Parrish

The Fire This Time: Reflections on a Year of Racial Reckoning May 18, 2021

A free webinar on how it has changed us, and where the church should go from here. One year after George Floyd's death, Christianity Today invites Christian scholars, ministers, and activists to discuss the meaning of a transformative era in American society. How has it changed us, and where does the church go from here? […]

Punk Rock Priests Offer Up Their ‘Parallel Love’ in Music and Sacrament May 18, 2021

There’s no other band quite like Luxury, the evangelical indie rockers from the ’90s who journeyed through tragedy and faith to Eastern Orthodoxy. The evangelical indie rock scene of the 1990s can be difficult to explain. A rebellious, unhinged underground movement that emerged from megachurch basements and religious colleges? A generation of musicians who broke […]

Joel Heng Hartse

Church Decline and Recovery During COVID-19 May 17, 2021

A national project aims to understand the impact of the pandemic on church attendance. “Are people going to return to church after COVID?” This question, on the minds of pastors everywhere, is at the heart of the National COVID-19 Church Attendance Project (NCCAP). Posed directly to one of us by his brother, a pastor himself, […]

Enoch Hill, Jason Long, and Cole Serfass

Fear the Lord. No Other Word Will Do the Trick. May 17, 2021

Even close relatives like “awe” and “reverence” don’t quite capture the passionate intensity of trembling in the presence of a holy God. American culture is full of fear. Although our country is profoundly polarized, the fact of fear and its driving and entrenching power unites us. The objects of our fears differ: We may be […]

Emily Hazleton

Missions at Bay Area Community Church May 16, 2021

Takeaways and learnings from local church visits I’m restarting my Sunday Journeys series, talking about different churches I’ve visited and taking away some learnings from each. Earlier this year, I was at Bay Area Community Church in Annapolis for their missions conference. Despite the numerous health and logistical complications COVID presented through the planning process, […]

Ed Stetzer

Our First Look at How Pompeo and Blinken See Religious Freedom Differently May 14, 2021

Four takeaways from this week’s release of the State Department’s 2020 IRF report. The rollout of the US State Department’s most recent report on international religious freedom (IRF) this week was a study in the contrasts between the Trump and Biden administrations. But there were also continuities. Here are two of each that stand out […]

Judd Birdsall

Church Discipline in a Christian Non-Profit? Church Discipline, Part 4 May 14, 2021

How to apply the biblical concept of church discipline in a non-profit environment. Although church discipline is reserved for the shepherds of God's people within the church, what about Christian organizations? Should they, like Christian schools or non-profits, exercise church discipline? The short answer is no. However, we believe there are some principles Christian organizations […]

Ed Stetzer, Josh Laxton, and Mark Gossage

After Three Lockdowns, Irish Churches Can Finally Meet Again May 14, 2021

Pastors gear up to welcome evangelicals back to the “greater glory” of church life following 14 months of isolation. On Monday, Ireland emerged from one of Europe’s strictest lockdowns, allowing Christians to return to in-person church services for the first time since December. Members of Solid Rock Drogheda couldn’t wait until Sunday and met to […]

Megan Fowler

Just a Bill: Religious Freedom Consensus Rarely Voted into Law May 13, 2021

Latest IRF scorecard grades each member of US Congress, as State Department releases annual report on 200 countries and territories. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called out Saudi Arabia. The Gulf kingdom “remains the only country in the world without a Christian church, though there are more than a million Christians living [there],” he stated […]

Jayson Casper

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Program Schedule

Time:

Website:

Host:

12:00 am

Hope in the Night

June Hunt

1:00 am

Janet Mefferd Live

Janet Mefferd

2:00 am

The Narrow Path

Steve Gregg

3:00 am

Regaining Lost Ground

Pastor Shane Idleman

3:30 am

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

4:00 am

Viewpoint / Save America

Chuck Crismier

5:00 am

Holy Scriptures and Israel

Gideon Levytam

5:30 am

Running to Win

Pastor Erwin Lutzer

5:57 am

My Money Life

Chuck Bentley

6:00 am

Key Life

Steve Brown

6:15 am

Enjoying Every Day Life

Joyce Meyer

6:29 am

Haven Now

Charles Morris

6:30 am

The Old Trailblazer

Albert Pendarvis

6:45 am

Study Verse by Verse

Pastor Leighton Sheley

7:00 am

Somebody Loves You Radio

Pastor Raul Ries

7:30 am

Boldly Speaking Radio

Ron Dozler

8:00 am

Haven Today

Charles Morris

8:27 am

Winning at Home

Dan Seaborn

8:30 am

Life from the Word

Pastor Chris Swansen

8:55 am

Study Verse by Verse

Pastor Leighton Sheley

9:00 am

Leading the Way

Michael Youssef

9:30 am

Just Thinking

Ravi Zacharias

9:45 am

God Is

Pastor Mark Swallow

10:00 am

Living on the Edge

Chip Ingram

10:30 am

A New Beginning

Pastor Greg Laurie

11:00 am