George Barna has devoted his life to research on Christian values. He recently released his finding on Christian World View. You will be amazed at his findings.

In spite of political challenges, the aviation program still exists. Ray Young and Ric Swaningson explain their roles in Adventist World Aviation. I was intrigued by the stories and adventures these servants of God have experienced. You will be too.

Dr. Tony Hart uses the Ten Commandments as a basis for the guidelines for a good marriage. He is also a member of the National Religious Broadcasters Association.

Incarceration is often a life sentence, even for a minor offender. Tony Hall has worked tirelessly to build a network of help for inmates and those who are released and their families. Tony shares his own experiences with incarceration and how God brought him out of his drug abuse.

Dr. Gamblin takes the questions that listeners ask and answers each question. If you have a question you can email her at: [email protected]

Raven White explains some of the experiences that led her from atheism to her walk with Christ. She feels that it is possible to regain Eden. We are not built to be broken. As her mind has healed so has her body.

One's journey through life can be overwhelming. How does one reclaim their joy after a series of disappointments or the sorrow of loss? Dr. Gamblin shares a sermon she recently gave on this topic.

What opportunities await your child? Are they already immersed in flight? See those little hands holding the toy airplane above their heads. In this interview with Karen Holland and Cliff Brooks explore the possibility of your child getting a high school education and flight training at the same time.

Doug Baker, principal of Heritage Academy located in Monterey, Tennessee, talks about his recent book, The Hope of Glory. He believes that once we have accepted Jesus as our personal Savior, it should be our mission in life to deepen our relationship with Him. This book is an aid in that process.

With knowledge doubling every 75 minutes and schools working desperately to span the achievement gap, Drs. Gamblin and Tooley discuss how the brain works and believe that less can be more.