It's one of the hardest things a parent can go through, watching your child make poor decisions and seeing him live with the consequences. Phil Waldrep gives hope and help for reaching the prodigal in your life.

He spoke to millions when there was no TV or Internet. We talk about the life of Dwight Lyman Moody.

Does the concept of spiritual disciplines scare you or warm your heart? Our guest says the spiritual disciplines have their greatest power when practiced in community and on mission. Philip Nation helps us understand the habits for our holiness.

Hear a rare Friday conversation with singer, songwriter Michael Card. He'll help us keep the joy in the journey.

Hear a husband and wife duo who weave the soulful passion of blues and rock with the honesty of folk music. Mr & Mrs Something will join us to bring a refreshing taste of hope that feels like coming home. Don’t miss Chelsea and Benjamin, their backstory, and their music!

A few weeks ago, Lauren Chandler mentioned something about the wells we dig in our lives. We talk about those wells, and what they mean for our lives.

"Facing a task unfinished, That drives us to our knees. A need that, undiminished, Rebukes our slothful ease." So begins a hymn that will be sung this Sunday by thousands of congregations around the globe. Keith Getty joins us to talk about the history of this important hymn.

As we observe Black History Month, we take you to the Whitney Plantation in Louisiana. Hear about the work they do to remember the past and move toward a better future.

Here's the conundrum: a daughter has a full ride scholarship, but she’s miserable at her college. She wants to please her parents, she wants to earn her degree—but she’s considering leaving the scholarship behind. Ever been in that situation? We want to hear your experience and advice.

We hear about the life of Charles Ryrie, who passed away today. Then, we ask: how do you know you’re a Christian? Is there evidence in your life that God is working and changing you from the inside out?