Jesus said this world will never be perfect. There will always be tension, turmoil, and violence. Sin persists, but his words from John 16:33 still ring true: "Take heart, I have overcome the world."

Protests, violence, and indignation. How should we think and act in response to the death of George Floyd? Let’s try listening first.

From Jerusalem to Rome and so many places in between, the Apostle Paul traveled far and wide to share the gospel. Take a close look at some of his main stops when you listen to today's program.

Pisidia Antioch was a violent place with many bandits, but it was exactly where the Lord sent Paul and Barnabas to share the gospel at the beginning of their missionary journeys.

Have you ever seen a map illustrating the missionary journeys of Paul? The lines that trace his path seem to go in every direction and back again. This was man on a mission. Hear how he got started.

You may have heard about Paul’s conversion story and his epic missionary journeys, but how much do you know about the mysterious few years between his conversion and his ministry to the Gentiles?

Paul's first days as a Christian weren't easy. His reputation as a former persecutor left him feared and excluded by his new brothers and sisters. Learn how God led the early church to accept him.

86 years ago, the man who became known as "First Mate Bob" met Jesus, and his life was forever changed. Tune in this Memorial Day to hear the remarkable testimony in his own words.

Before Saul became Paul, he sought out ways to persecute Christians and crush Christianity. You may not realize it, but his story isn’t so different from yours or mine.

The Saul who became Paul was a devout and zealous believer—but guarding the coats of others as they murdered a persecuted Christian isn’t what the Lord had in mind.