The Well

John the Baptist’s message was confrontational. He called the crowds “a brood of vipers” and warned them that judgment was coming. But he also showed them the way to true repentance. Pastor John Munro unpacks what genuine repentance looks like and why it must result in a transformed life.

God isn’t going to let sin reign unchecked forever! If you look at the news today, it feels like evil is winning! All around the world, innocent people are suffering, and people have fallen away from the love of God. Well, Pastor Jeff wants to remind you today that there is a reckoning coming. It won’t be a worldwide flood like there was in Noah’s time, but it will be a great judgment where all of mankind, from the beginning of time to the end, will be held accountable for the sins they committed on this Earth.

Sometimes it’s difficult to keep our hearts and minds focused on God, whether in our prayer times, devotional times, or in church. So, how do we stay engaged early on a Sunday morning? On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy turns to Psalm 150 to give us a fresh perspective on worship.

Comedian John Branyan celebrates the sensibilities of those who live in the Midwest……what some people from the West and East coasts refer to as “Flyover Country.” The “coasters” think their big cities and beaches are special, but the Midwest contains all of America’s food! After riffing on a variety of subjects, John closes with a very encouraging word picture about the value of every human life.

Get free access to almost four hours of family-friendly comedy from John Branyan, Kenn Kington, Jeremy Nunes and Chonda Pierce.

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As a new year begins, Mark Gregston, Wayne Shepherd and Courtney Lafleur encourage families to pause and have honest, grace-filled conversations with their teens. This is a powerful opportunity to listen to what your teen hopes will be different and to offer a fresh start rooted in relationship, not control. By focusing less on surface issues and more on the heart, parents can strengthen connection while gradually giving teens more responsibility and freedom. A new year doesn’t require perfection — just intentional steps, patience and grace as growth unfolds over time.

If you are struggling with your teen, please join Mark at his Families In Crisis Conference! Visit familycrisisretreat.com to register and learn more. 

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