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Cross Connection / November 26, 2013
The Resurrection - Episode 27
Without the resurrection of Jesus Christ there is no Christianity. But why is it so important for Christian faith?
Real Family Talk / November 24, 2013
Facing Infertility
What happens when you want to have children but the doctors tell you it’s not possible? The truth is that 1 in 8 couples struggle with infertility. What are the challenges they face and how can communities of faith minister to them?
Go Healthy For Good! / November 21, 2013
Kidney Stones
Kidney stones are small, hard mineral deposits that form inside the kidneys. They can be very painful, but don't usually cause long term damage. But they do recur. So how does a stone form? What makes it happen? How can you get rid of them? Watch.
Table Talk / November 20, 2013
One Righteous Man
The New Testament teaches us that God’s promises will be fulfilled but maybe not in a way that we expect or anticipate. Click play and join a journey with Jeffrey Rosario, David Asscherick, Ty Gibson, and James Rafferty as they highlight Daniel 9 and how it relates to God’s righteousness. Does our unfaithfulness make God unfaithful? What does Daniel mean in his prayer in Daniel 9? Can Jesus fulfill God’s covenant and our covenant at the same time? Bring a Bible and listen. Let your mind dare to think.
Cross Connection / November 19, 2013
It Is FInished - Episode 26
In the most profound and important sentence in human history, Jesus announced, "It is finished!" But, what was finished? Find out on this episode of Cross Connection.
Real Family Talk / November 17, 2013
Breaking the Cycle of Family Dysfunction
Do we inherit our behavior from our parents? Can we stop the cycle of dysfunctional behavior or are we destined to become just like our families of origin? Learn about the impact our families have on who we are and who we will become.
Go Healthy For Good! / November 14, 2013
Metabolic Syndrome
The Metabolic syndrome affects at least one third of all adults in America and other industrialized countries. It doubles the risk of heart disease and increases the risk of diabetes at least five-fold. What causes it? Can it be prevented?