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Go Healthy For Good! / November 02, 2017
Character Traits
Did you know that you have natural character traits, brain strengths, and personality that can all be leveraged to propel you forward? Discover how to better use your character traits.
Go Healthy For Good! / May 08, 2014
Longevity and Exercise
Starting an exercise program may sound somewhat daunting. However, with a little juggling of schedules and regular reminders to yourself of the benefits, you'll soon be on your way to prolonging you life! Watch this amazing episode!
Table Talk / December 04, 2013
The Jesus of the Gospels, Part 2
Too often we skip over the life of Jesus and jump right to his death, burial, and resurrection. But his life is full of lessons that we can benefit from. Press the play button to join the unscripted conversation with Jeffrey Rosario, David Asscherick, Ty Gibson, and James Rafferty as they unravel the beautiful parallels between the Old Testament and the life of Jesus. Bring a Bible and listen in. Let yourself dare to think.
Cross Connection / May 20, 2014
The Resurrection - Episode 18
Did Jesus really rise from the dead? And, what difference does it make anyway?
Bible HelpDesk / August 28, 2019
Episode for August 28, 2019
Is hell fire a consuming fire or eternal fire? If there's One God, how is Jesus standing at the right hand of God? Does the Bible address gambling?
Revival for Mission / December 18, 2020
Art and the Christian
What is “art” and what, if any, role does it play in the life of a Christian? Giselle Hasel, art history professor, talks about the huge impact art has made both in the past and present in this episode of Revival for Mission.
Bible HelpDesk / November 04, 2020
Episode for November 4, 2020
How should a beginner study the Bible? Is it ok to marry someone of a different faith? Should we only call God Jehovah? Why didn't Jesus collect tithe? Does God have a body?
Go Healthy For Good! / March 30, 2017
Gallbladder
More than 25 million Americans have gallstones and one million receive that diagnosis every year. Though only 2% complain of symptoms each. Find out why this is such a common problem and what you can do to avoid gallstones.