When it comes to helping sufferers, sometimes our words can do more harm than good. Even when our intentions are good, it’s important to imitate the empathy and compassion of Christ.

Jesus never said his followers would be free from pain in this lifetime. He does, however, give us grace in our time of need. Learn more when you listen to today's program.

Back-to-school time is usually an exciting season for families. Not this year. During a COVID-19 Summer, kids and parents are needing new ways to deal with anxiety over the uncertain road ahead.

Did you know Charles Spurgeon, one of history’s greatest preachers, suffered from depression? Find out how he dealt with it and how his experience can help people facing the same affliction today.

“It’s not what you know, but who you know.” This worldly wisdom might get you a good career, but it doesn’t apply to matters of faith. Jesus says both are essential in the pursuit of knowing God.

On the night before his death, Jesus told the disciples he would leave them soon. But he also said he would return and that they should “hang on” to this promise. You need to hang on this promise too.

We live in a troubling world. Every day, the news is filled with reports of violence, disease, and strive. In times like these, Jesus’ command to “not let your hearts be troubled” is hard to follow.

Jesus may be in heaven, but he is not absent. As we face our own struggles in this world, we can find comfort his Spirit as we look forward to one day meeting him face-to-face.

He sold over 4.5 million records with 37 No. 1 hit songs. But before all of this happened, he was a young man in love with a woman who had cancer.

Whether it has to do with the pandemic, the civil unrest, or the election, Christians are more divided now than in previous years. Hear from a Christian ethicist on today's program.