Program Guide

When you pray, it is usually in times of urgent need? Or is it a part of your everyday life, like breathing and sleeping? Today on Turning Point, Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at prayer and how it can bring you through seasons of trial. 

"Paul begins each letter in the same way; with the grace of God. He ends each letter the same way; "May the Grace of the Lord Jesus Christ be with your spirit." That should speak volumes to us. No matter what circumstances you experience in life, let your life be marked by the grace of God. It . . .

Join Pastor Rick as he looks to Scripture to discover what happens when you add prayer to the recovery process.  Have you ever been paralyzed by your emotions? In this message, Pastor Rick talks about the role prayer plays in emotional health.

Senior Pastor, Rev. A. R. Bernard, left a ten year banking career, to follow the call of God on his life to full time ministry to become the founding Pastor of the Christian Cultural Center (CCC). The CCC is a fusion of Cathedral, a touch of . . .

Today Rabbi Schneider hosts the impactful program Discovering The Jewish Jesus, which is available seven days a week in more than one hundred million homes in the United States and airs in nearly two hundred nations worldwide. Viewers tune in . . .

Unlimited Grace is dedicated to spreading the gospel of God’s grace to all people. We desire for believers everywhere to serve God through faith in His grace that frees from sin and fuels the joy of transformed lives.

More parables about the Kingdom of heaven. Dr. McGee challenges us that unbelief limits God’s ability to work in our lives, our churches, and communities, and encourages us that eternal life is a gift from God, not something to be bought.

Mountaintop moments are designed to change our perception, not to change our home address. Often, however, those moments get eclipsed by the pressing needs of our normal day-to-day living. So what do we do? Pastor Chuck Swindoll answers that vital question in this sermon on Matthew 17:14–21 where . . .