In Day 2 of her 25 Days of Christmas series, host Carol McLeod tells the story of Zacharias and Elizabeth, who lived for years with disappointment, unable to conceive a child. But because they lived righteously, however, God was faithful to answer their prayers.

In beginning a new series leading up to Christmas Day, host Carol McLeod talks about the blessing of the Holy Spirit upon Mary and Joseph, and why God trusts righteous people with great blessings.

Abigail's story is an example how one woman can change history. Hear how your life is not insignificant and God has a plan for you that can change the course of history. Listen now to the continued teaching on Abigail.

Have you ever been stuck in a situation and asked, "How did I get into this?" This is real life. Listen to this Bible study of Abigal who is the example of Murphy's Law. Hear the principles to apply on living with intelligence, wisdom and grace.

What is the meaning of this phrase, "The Lord of Hosts?" Listen as we continue the story of Hannah to find out the meaning and to never underestimate the power of a prayer and graciousness.

Have you thrown in the towel, believing that prayer does not work for you? If so, host Carol McLeod says it's time for you to get back on your knees and pray again and again and again. Here's why you can never over pray.

The family triangle of Elkanah, Hannah and Peninna was never meant to be God's will because the dynamic made Hannah miserable. Host Carol McLeod how Hannah overcame this adversity to find her spiritual victory.

Have you ever had to deal with a fractious person, especially in your own family or under your own roof? Host Carol McLeod reveals what the Bible says about dealing with the difficult people in our lives.

Host Carol McLeod says if you have been waiting a long time for something to come to pass, continue to stay faith. When you listen to the promises of God, Carol says, your miracle is on its way.

Even if you've encountered years of discouragement, host Carol McLeod says, God wants you to keep on keeping on. Here's why your continued prayers do make a difference.