As Christians, we act as spokespeople for God. How are you handling His message, both in word and deed? Well, Kay Arthur takes us further into the book of Jeremiah for more of a series titled, "Return to Me."

Many non-believers cling to atheism because they don't want to be accountable to God. Kay Arthur reminds us that God holds us accountable for handling His Son properly, as she continues a series in the first part of Jeremiah.

When life throws you an unexpected curve and you're feeling desperate, you need not lose hope. God offers restoration and healing. Kay Arthur offers some historical perspective from the book of Jeremiah.

Has your peace been shattered? What do you cling to? Kay Arthur shows you why you must turn to the God of Peace, as she continues a series in Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."

Do you find it hard to carve out time for daily devotion and Bible study? Well, if it's tough in a time of peace, what might it be like in tougher times? Kay Arthur looks at that scenario, as she presents more of a series in the first part of Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."

What "rights" do we have with God when we have sinned? Are we entitled to anything? Well, \Kay Arthur addresses those questions, as she again takes us to the book of Jeremiah for more of a series called, "Return to Me."

Do you understand what a covenant is? It's a solemn binding agreement. Kay Arthur points out that as Christians, we are in a covenant with God. And she'll explain what that entails.

What does it look like when a person escapes a life of idolatry and turns to the true, living God? Find out when Kay Arthur welcomes guest Nita Tin to share her personal testimony.

Worship should be reserved for the Lord. If you instead worship your career, your dream house or some other person, you're engaging in idolatry. Kay Arthur poses the question, what are you worshipping? Join us for more of a series in Jeremiah called, "Return to Me."

Idolatry can lead to a nation's downfall. But at the most basic level, it's flat out stupid . . . a word the Lord Himself uses to describe it. Kay Arthur examines the stupidity of idolatry, as she continues a series in the first part of Jeremiah titled, "Return to Me."