It's hard to think. Something catastrophic is coming your way. Or maybe you can't escape your failures, and that little voice in your head tells you you're a loser. Is this par for the course for you, or could it be something else? Could it be Spiritual Warfare? Today, we'll gain some excellent tools for fighting the most difficult battle of all - a Spiritual Battle.

Jim Wunder                                 3:49 - 8:25

Vonette Bright                            11:39 - 13:58

Heather Stevenson (Prayer)     17:38 - 22:43                                  (Fasting)     23:19 - 26:08

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What does racism look like? Japanese Americans herded into internment camps? Racial slurs and verbal mistreatment? Or is it something more personal? How should you act when you encounter it? Today, we'll listen to people who have been on both sides of prejudice and discover ways to deal with injustice.

George Aki    5:32 - 20:46 (performed by Al Aki)

Dirke and Lorna Johnson    24:25 - 32:01

Gwen Smith    38:03 - 40:31   

The Beatles may have sung "All you need is love," but that's a lot easier to sing than live. How do you love someone who is hard to love? Today, we'll hear about how God empowered parents to love prodigal children, friends to love people rejected by society, and enemies in war to come peacefully together. 

Judy Douglass    06:01 - 13:43 Josh McDowell   15:15 - 19:09 Bill Sundstrom    25:37 - 30:15

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Jesus didn't call us to make new Christians; he called us to make disciples. But how? In today's episode, we'll hear from three people who know the highs, the lows, and the tremendous blessings that come from helping people become more like Jesus.

Tyrone Tompkins  2:51 - 10:24 Don Mansfield  13:15 - 18:23 Tariku Fufa  21:08 - 25:14 

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A good leader can accomplish great things. A bad leader will destroy everything he or she tries to build. So what does it take to be a godly leader? In this episode, we'll hear from three leaders about what they've learned from their times of leadership.

John Nyquist  04:47 - 07:35 Maggie Bruehl 12:12 - 15:50 Jim Wunder 18:11 - 23:34

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Enduring grunt work for a season. The willingness to be invisible while others take the spotlight. A mistake by leaders that led to invaluable experience for future ministry. Listen to three people who have learned that one of the secrets to success is learning to be a servant.

Josh McDowell 05:20 - 12:00

Ella Crockett 14:29 - 16:19

Bill Sundstrom 20:26 - 24:34

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Is she (or he) the one for me? Which school should I go to? What career should I follow?

For a pagan king, God wrote on a wall; couldn't He just text me? How can we know what God's will is for each of us? In today's episode, we'll hear from three people who learned the keys to determining God's will. 

Darrell Heide 2:53 - 6:23

Carolyn Freshour 9:29 - 12:53

Alan Nagel 15:38 - 22:56

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What do you do when life throws you a curveball? You've planned everything so well, but the results are much more challenging than expected. Or a sudden illness changes your life forever? Today, three people share with us the lessons they learned after they went through significant life transitions.

Lorna Johnson 5:22 - 9:54

Carolyn Culbertson 11:53 - 15:57

Chuck Price 18:02 - 21:56

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What does someone in deep grief need most? What is the one thing we should always do for the heartbroken? How important is a community when strength and resolve are running low? Learn from our guests what not to do, and what to absolutely do when others are hurting.

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What possible good can ever result from losing a child, an overnight visit by murderous thugs, or the prospect of a permanent disability? Here are three stories of how everyday people who suffered came to see great good co-exist with their severe trial and loss.  

Mari Erasmus 6:30 - 10:16

Erick and Elizabeth Schenkel 13:06 - 21: 46

Roger Randall 26:48 - 31:10