Joni Eareckson Tada, a woman paralyzed from the neck-down after a diving accident over 40 years ago, has been ministering to disabled people around the world ever since. Now she faces a new challenge in the form of breast cancer. Hear how she is responding to this new test.
Have you heard “Live the Promise” yet? Susie Larson is on every Saturday at noon with a brand new show.
KARE 11 News anchor Julie Nelson talks with Faith Radio about faith, family and the media.
Art Linkletter died last week at the age of 97, leaving a legacy of that spanned TV, books, and advocacy. Today and Friday on Focus on the Family we’ll hear interviews Jim Daly and James Dobson did with Linkletter throughout the years.
MercyMe’s new CD is all about serving others, and recently they got a chance to show how to love well. Hear an example of how they showed God’s love.
As you enjoy the weekend, remember to take time to thank Veterans, Chaplains, and their families for their service to our country.
The group Bluetree is probably best known for their song “God of This City,” a song born from a dark place on a missions trip in Thailand. CNN tells the story of a recent trip by the band that could have cost them their lives.
Enjoy superhero stories like the Batman movies, or are you a fan of Clint Eastwood films? Today on Just Thinking, Stewart McAllister talks about redemptive themes in these films at 4:45pm on Faith Radio.
For over 100 years, going to the movies has been one of America’s favorite pastimes. Today at 4:45pm on Just Thinking, Stewart McAllister talks about finding redemptive themes in today’s cinema.
Reverend William Berg is writing his eighth book and is preaching this coming Pentecost Sunday. Not bad for a man who started writing at 88 and is preaching in honor of his 100th birthday.
