Why did the Pharisees ask Jesus for a sign when they'd had so many given them already? Are we any different?

Doug's guest today is Josh Bales, pastor at The Well in Boise. He shares information about the upcoming In Christ Alone conference to be held Nov. 8,9 at Valley Shepherd Church of the Nazarene in Meridian.

Doug's guest today is author Tom Hobson who shares thoughts about his latest book, "The Historical Jesus and the Historical Joseph Smith" which is due out this November.

Mike Hughes, pastor of Calvary Chapel Emmett and Merrin Packer, Community Outreach manager, Guardian ad Litem Program Canyon County share how Christian families can step into a child's live and give them love, security and show them Jesus.

Doug's guest today has an amazing story of incredible pain and how God intervened in his life. In 1977 at the age of 14, Sokreaksa “Reaksa” Himm saw 13 members of his family murdered by Khmer Rouge soldiers in the Killing Fields of Cambodia. Miraculously surviving the massacre, Reaksa swore revenge against the men responsible for the loss of his family. Years later, after surviving the horrors of refugee camps and roving death squads, Reaksa had a life-changing conversion to Christianity that gave him a whole new reason to seek the murderers: to forgive them.Reaksa is currently a missionary in Cambodia, where he builds schools and churches, and trains leaders. He has authored two books on the tragedy and his journey to forgiveness: The Tears of My Soul and After the Heavy Rain.

Peter Coulson shares thoughts about his unique childhood in Austria and his current life and ministry.