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Decisions do not have to be stressful.

Pastor John MacArthur shares bible teaching from Panorama City, Calif.

Tony Evans.

Hymns and piano playing.

World class artists and ensembles perform classical masterpieces.

Three generations of the Donovan family deal with crises and everyday stress, from escaped animals to annoying relatives.

Part 3/3. The Christian founding of our country explored.

Joni Eareckson Tada discusses questions about the goodness of God.

Religious programming.

A religious leader elaborates on the teachings of the Almighty and encourages followers to follow the path of spirituality.

Decisions do not have to be stressful.

The founder of the Ankerberg Theological Research Institute looks at spiritual issues, offering balanced Biblical answers.

Guests of Pacific Garden Mission share their unscripted testimonies and experiences at the Mission.

Rev. John Jasper.

Pastor John MacArthur shares bible teaching from Panorama City, Calif.

Three generations of the Donovan family deal with crises and everyday stress, from escaped animals to annoying relatives.

Hymns and piano playing.

Decisions do not have to be stressful.

Religious programming.

Hymns and piano playing.

The founder of the Ankerberg Theological Research Institute looks at spiritual issues, offering balanced Biblical answers.

Our Christian Heritage goes to Northfield, Massachusetts to D.L. Moody's home. Dr. James Spencer of the Moody Center tells us who was D.L. Moody.

Ed Petrus of the Lawrence County Historical Society speaks to Randy Melchert about Ira Sankey's life, hymns and even plays Ira's organ.

With Ken Ham.

There is evidence that dinosaurs lived after the flood, but the flood was fewer than 5,000 years ago.

Ages 6-10. Teaches grade-school children how to morally resolve problems and deal with emotional issues.

"Dr. Wonder's Workshop" teaches kids about faith in a unique way. The show's cast is hearing-impaired, so dialogue is in American Sign Language with English voice-over. Dr. Leward Wonder runs the workshop named for him, where he and his colleagues teach the importance of developing values through stories and characters. Colleagues at the workshop include accountant Edwin Crunchnumber, chemist Paul

Leadership ministry with Dr. Les Ollila.

With the aim of sharing the word of God in an effective and inoffensive way, the Gospel is shared with teenagers, intellectuals, non-believers, those from other religions, and the self-righteous.

Decisions do not have to be stressful.

Eric Hovind and his guests teach how to defend faith with science, history, individual experiences and philosophy; how to present the Gospel in love with valuable how-to tips for evangelizing in both a clear and friendly way.

There is evidence that dinosaurs lived after the flood, but the flood was fewer than 5,000 years ago.

With the aim of sharing the word of God in an effective and inoffensive way, the Gospel is shared with teenagers, intellectuals, non-believers, those from other religions, and the self-righteous.

Hymns and piano playing.

With Ken Ham.

Eric Hovind and his guests teach how to defend faith with science, history, individual experiences and philosophy; how to present the Gospel in love with valuable how-to tips for evangelizing in both a clear and friendly way.

Hymns and piano playing.

Joni Eareckson Tada discusses questions about the goodness of God.

Guests of Pacific Garden Mission share their unscripted testimonies and experiences at the Mission.

Mat Staver and Steve Stiger discuss current events, government overreaches and people of faith victories.

Ages 6-10. Teaches grade-school children how to morally resolve problems and deal with emotional issues.

Jerusalem Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell reports from the Holy Land and Middle East.

The founder of the Ankerberg Theological Research Institute looks at spiritual issues, offering balanced Biblical answers.

Jerusalem Bureau Chief Chris Mitchell reports from the Holy Land and Middle East.

Security expert Frank Gaffney and guests discuss threats facing the United States.

Eric Hovind and his guests teach how to defend faith with science, history, individual experiences and philosophy; how to present the Gospel in love with valuable how-to tips for evangelizing in both a clear and friendly way.

Mat Staver and Steve Stiger discuss current events, government overreaches and people of faith victories.

Joni Eareckson Tada discusses questions about the goodness of God.

The founder of the Ankerberg Theological Research Institute looks at spiritual issues, offering balanced Biblical answers.

Hymns and piano playing.

Rev. John Jasper.

Hymns and piano playing.

Wanting to show his wife that he's not a tightwad, a man (Dany Boon) secretly buys her a second home, then gets in over his head financially in the middle of renovations.

There is evidence that dinosaurs lived after the flood, but the flood was fewer than 5,000 years ago.

Pastor John MacArthur shares bible teaching from Panorama City, Calif.

Ages 6-10. Teaches grade-school children how to morally resolve problems and deal with emotional issues.

Tony Evans.

Biblical counseling sessions tackle issues including anxiety, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, phobias and trauma.

Leadership ministry with Dr. Les Ollila.

World class artists and ensembles perform classical masterpieces.

With the aim of sharing the word of God in an effective and inoffensive way, the Gospel is shared with teenagers, intellectuals, non-believers, those from other religions, and the self-righteous.

Bible prophecy.