As a tight US presidential race comes to a close, many are faced with feelings of hope and despair. On today’s program, Tremper Longman reminds us that nothing can separate us from the love of Christ.

Just outside of Washington D.C., John Yates pastored the same church George Washington attended centuries ago. Today, he shares how his politically diverse congregation became united in Christ.

Tension and fear. Americans are voting on their next president today, and many say this is the most important election in their lifetimes. But what does that really mean? Dr. Os Guinness explains.

May the Lord be your vision, your wisdom, your battle shield, and ultimately your king. That's what Charles Morris will be talking about all week in light of America's presidential election.

The Lord says we should pray without ceasing. But that doesn’t sound very realistic. What does he really mean? And how can we do it? Find out when you listen to today’s program.

“Desperate times call for desperate measures.” This common phrase is a good example of how many people cry out to the Lord when there is nowhere else to turn. The book of Daniel shows us how God answers.

You know the phrase “I think I can.” But it might be more biblical to change this mantra to, “I know God will.” Find out how this simple shift in mindset will energize your prayer life when you listen to today's program.

One of the most political things you can do today is pray. But rather than praying for a particular outcome, take a page out of Daniel’s book and learn how to pray with eternity in mind.

In the week leading up to a contentious US election, Christians should remember that we are called to do more than just cast ballot—we need to pray.

You don’t have to go far to see evil at work in the world today, and we all have the tendency to become both perpetrator and victim. The good news is that Christ has power to delivery you from it.