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By the end of the first century, the church bought enough satanic arsenic against the Jewish people that even to this day, results in the robbing you of God's full blessings and puts many Christians under a curse. Today, this changes.

Tim Goeglein encourages you to honor America’s great spiritual heritage. He’ll share about the vision, faith, and hopes of America’s Founding and the importance of preserving our moral values and religious freedoms

The author of "Strong , Strong Daughters" unveils the movie inspired by the book and shares the message she wants all to hear. Informative, inspirational, and entertaining interviews every weekday at noon (US/Central)

America’s Founding are often misunderstood, but it’s vitally important to understand their role in the birth of the country. Historian Rod Gragg examines the life of George Washington in the American Revolution and the centrality of faith in his endeavors for freedom.

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There is no “normal” family unit. In this panel discussion, we navigate the hurt, hope, and healing in glimpses of across the spectrum.

Renowned author, Dr. Os Guinness, shares about the moral crossroads in America and challenges you to build upon seven foundational stones to preserve freedom. Pointing to the faith and prayers of the Founding , Dr. Guinness outlines a path to saving America from decline.

Randy Hartley talks of how life circumstances beyond their control caused his daughter and his dear friends to be "Beautifully Broken". This true story is a movie and memoir, a vivid, first-person reminder of how deeply involved God is around the globe. In it, you find the Mwizerwas, who narrowly escaped genocide in Rwanda in 1994, and the Hartleys, who found redemption after helping their teenaged daughter heal from the trauma of sexual assault. “Beautifully Broken is a powerful story of redemption and a moving depiction of how God interweaves our stories with others’ for His glory.”  —Michael W. Smith, Grammy Award-winning Music Artist Long before the two families' paths crossed, William and Ebralie Mwizerwa fled Rwanda after 100 harrowing days of violent conflict within the nation’s borders. During this time, more than one million Rwandans were brutally murdered by the militia. It was a genocide that Rwandans have never forgotten, and one William and Ebralie were fortunate to have survived. From this harrowing journey, the Mwizerwas settled in Nashville, TN and began providing resources to help other refugees through their non-profit, Legacy Mission Village. Unbeknownst to the Mwizerwas, their paths would soon cross with Nashville natives, the Hartley family. The Hartleys were dealt a devastating blow when their teenaged daughter, Andrea Hartley, became the victim of sexual assault. This traumatic experience caused her to turn to unhealthy coping mechanisms and rebel. As the Hartleys tried to help their daughter reclaim her life after this unthinkable incident, Andrea found hope largely through serving children and families in need at Nashville’s Legacy Mission Village, the non-profit refugee support center founded by the Mwizerwas. After meeting, the two families' stories became even further intertwined on a trip to Rwanda. In preparation for meeting her sponsor child in person, Andrea and her family invited their new friends the Mwizerwas to come along to Rwanda as translators. During the visit, the Mwizerwas reconnected with family and friends, yet tragically discovered unspeakable horrors their family members had suffered in the years they’d been apart. This included the revelation that a relative was involved in William’s mother’s death. This forced William into a spiritual quest to forgive that would alter his perspective and change his faith forever. Through this beautifully textured saga of a father fighting to save his daughter and another father fighting to save his family from genocide, we are reminded again and again of God’s redeeming providence in the midst of even the most unspeakable circumstances and the mysterious blessings in being beautifully broken.

To focus on the all-important role of in the family, Pastor Chuck turns to an all-time favorite Bible story. Though titled “The Prodigal Son,” we’ll see that the hero of the story is really the father.

The author of "Ours" addresses men's mental health when circumstances leave them confused, helpless, lonely, deeply sad, or just numb. Informative, inspirational, and entertaining interviews every weekday at noon (US/Central)