Program Guide

Focus on the Family presents Weekend - the magazine show packed full of fun tips and great advice for families caught in the fast lane of life.

On the next Leading The Way, Dr. Michael Youssef takes you to Luke 23 as he offers . . . The Assurance of Salvation . . . join him for a powerful word!

Betrayal. Few experiences are harder to endure. This is especially true when the one who causes the hurt is in your closest circle. The Bible speaks much about betrayal—of those betrayed as well as betrayers. No one can understand being forsaken more than Jesus, and no one in the Scriptures is . . .

The world we live in has no idea what’s important. Earthly ambitions can have such a grip on us. Like choosing what seems right over spending quality time with the Lord. The Christ follower may be in this world, but we need to remind ourselves that we are not of it.

Scripture is filled with stories of God’s power helping the heroes of the Bible. But His power wasn’t just for heroes; it’s still available for every believer! Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the power that’s unleashed when you move from reading God’s Word to applying it.

The ignorance and confusion expressed by the apostles might surprise us. After all, they learned directly from Jesus. When would they finally “get it”? Listen to Truth For Life as Alistair Begg points out that we’re actually not so different from them.

Times of Refreshing the pulpit ministry Napoleon Kaufman, The Well Christian Community.

All of us are capable of much more than we realize... both good and bad. But Dr. Tony Evans will introduce us to a man who failed in a way he never thought he could but came back to accomplish great things for the kingdom. It’s a message on the good news for people who feel that they’re too far . . .

“A spectacular 38-mile ride, descending more than 11,800 feet from the Andean mountains into the Amazon jungle.” That’s how one travel brochure describes the Yungas Road in Bolivia. It’s one of the most dangerous roads in the world with harrowing turns and no guard rails. These days drivers make . . .

Lucy Cunningham-Schultz tries to write a news article about Zachary Sellers and find out why he’s in a wheelchair.

The New Wildwood Library is nearly completed and Miss Harbor's class has been given the honor of making something to go on permanent display. Ned knows just the thing and sets off to create his masterpiece. But his foolish pride and anger put the project and his life in jeopardy! Can his friends . . .