Parents, as never before, are fighting for the freedom to raise their children as they choose to. This show deals with the choice of education. The government is now trying to dictate the choices of education for your children.

When Jesus taught the principles of the Kingdom, He was not telling us how to be born again. He was telling us that if we want to live in righteousness, this is what it looks like. When we take His yoke – accepting His teachings, making Him Lord, applying the Word in love – we find rest.

The question often comes up among Christians is How Do I Know I'm Called to Ministry? What do I do with this calling - when should I act on this calling? Where do I go from here? Let's answer these questions.

The Kingdom Character - In this lesson on the Beatitudes, we will note the differences between the imputed righteousness of Christians in the Kingdom and those who seek to be right by upholding the law.

The study of the weapons of our warfare goes into using the name of Jesus. There is no other weapon you can use against the things to come against us ... His Name.

If you're going to stand for truth, you need to right training, discipline and encouragement. Walk through the next few weeks to hear the training and encouragement you need to stand on truth.

Finalizing the series of interviews at the National Religious Broadcaster's Convention, Lee interviews Chuckie Perez, Cathy Parker, Jay and Sophia Lyons, and the trailer of the documentary, The Long Goodbye.

Continuing the series in Matthew, today we look at the way Jesus compared the gospel to a ripeness of grain. You and I are the harvester's of getting the gospel out.

Julie shares how difficult it was for her to share her space with someone and how God over a period of time helped her to embrace having other women in her home. Sharon also shares how she has grown spiritually by having a roommate. The women know that iron sharpens iron and what started out as a roommate living arrangement.

Excuses! Whether we blame life on our parents, on circumstances, on other people, we all make them. It's easier to blame others, more than taking responsibility. We learn from our mistakes, own them.