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The "guests" on this program are the callers, and they're treated with careful respect, rather than being rushed, dismissed and replaced. Topics covered in this program: Fear Originally aired Today at 12:00am

Many of us are hesitant to believe God can work in and through us like He did for the Apostles. Peter, despite all his impulses and failures, experienced the Holy Spirit remaking him from the inside out. In this message, we discover how we too are blessed by the Holy Spirit of God. Do not' stifle the only Voice that can save you. Originally aired Today at 1:00am

What is the greatest need that you're facing today? Dr. Stanley teaches that God is always watching over you and is more than capable of meeting your needs according to His will for your life. Learn that when you approach God, you'll find a loving Father who is merciful and faithful to provide for His children. Originally aired Today at 1:30am

You can raise kids who will lead balanced, productive, and fulfilling adult lives, but it all begins with setting boundaries! Dr. Henry Cloud shares how to motivate your child to action, and how you can avoid over-identifying with your child’s pain. Originally aired Today at 2:00am

Christians who once put their faith in Christ alone are being led astray by false teachings that require more for salvation. Could it happen to you? Dr. David Jeremiah looks closely at the major false teachings that have compromised believers from ancient times until now. From the series: Christ Above All Originally aired Today at 2:30am

Join Dr. Michael Youssef for the next episode of Leading The Way! You’ll get an insightful look into the well-known story of The Prodigal Son! Originally aired Today at 3:00am

Episode 1031 | Adriel Sanchez and Bill Maier answer caller questions. Show Notes CoreChristianity.com  Questions in this Episode   1. How can I be free from sexual perversions resulting from childhood abuse and trauma? 2. Does God punish us for failing to honor our parents? 3. When Moses held up his arms in Exodus 14, was it a symbol of Jesus’s crucifixion? 4. If I was baptized before I truly converted, should I get baptized again? Today’s Offer Core Guide – 6 Ways to Help Your Kids As They Go Back to School Request our latest special offers here or call 1-833-THE-CORE (833-843-2673) to request them by phone. Want to partner with us in our work here at Core Christianity? Consider becoming a member of the Inner Core. Resources Core Christianity: Finding Yourself in God’s Story by Michael Horton Originally aired Today at 3:30am

Chip answers the question: “Who is the greatest? ” It may be surprising to learn that scripture actually advocates pursuing greatness. But as you’ll hear, desiring greatness is something that will help you go from good to great in God’s eyes Originally aired Today at 4:00am

Jesus once said that Satan is a liar and the father of lies. After all, didn’t Satan persuade Adam and Eve to disobey God by lying to them? Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress exposes four common falsehoods that Satan is still planting in the minds of Christians. Originally aired Today at 4:30am

When we hide behind a facade–a false-front–trying to pretend we’re someone we’re not, we’re not fooling God. He knows who we really are. In fact, He knows us better than we know ourselves. Today on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie points out the peril of living an imitation life. It’s a disappointment to the Lord, and our act may not be believable to those around us either. It’s a good opportunity for a reset, and to live a life of transparent honesty going forward. Originally aired Today at 5:00am

God will judge all those who rejected Christ. They will stand before Him and the Books of their life of living for themselves, and not with the Lord will be open and their sins exposed. Originally aired Today at 5:30am

Paul is in heaps of trouble. He has riled up the crowds with talk of Jesus, and now he’s in prison. The guards don’t know what to do with him, so they put him in chains and the mob outside isn’t willing to settle for anything less than Paul’s execution. What happens next is simply amazing. Join us for Paul’s sermon from the prison steps. Originally aired Today at 6:00am

The chance to cut corners at work . . . the pressure to hide your Christian beliefs . . . The opportunities for sexual sin. How do you fight life’s temptations? Originally aired Today at 6:30am

Jesus promised the indwelling Spirit of truth for all believers. So, how well do you know Him? With his characteristic practical approach, Pastor Chuck Swindoll introduces the Holy Spirit anew. Addressing the hesitation many feel at falling into error, Pastor Chuck provides scriptural basics to help you go deeper in your relationship with the Spirit. Overcome the fearful unknown and the wall of traditional resistance so you don’t miss out on growing your relationship with the Gift-Giver who reveals the Father’s will. Originally aired Today at 7:30am

Adrian Rogers reveals four things about the power of faith from the story of Rahab the prostitute in Joshua 2. Originally aired Today at 8:00am

Parenting their sons' autism, Sho Baraka and his wife Patreece felt blindsided—including a loss of dreams & sense of failure. On FamilyLife Today, Dave and Ann Wilson talk with the Barakas about how God met them in their shame. Originally aired Yesterday at 9:00am

Many people think we’ve progressed from a primitive view of a god to be feared, to a more enlightened view of a god to be loved. Find out why this is a complete misunderstanding of the Bible. Originally aired Today at 10:30am

Christians are commanded to walk in love. So how do we do that? What does that look like in practical terms? Continuing the ‘Encore 2022’ series, Alistair Begg explains how we can affect the culture by following Christ’s example. Originally aired Wednesday at 12:30pm

Encounter Magazine is a public news and information program of Bott Radio Network that includes features from the following ministries: Mission Network News, Washington Watch with Tony Perkins, My Family Talk with Dr. James Dobson, Breakpoint with John Stonestreet, Freedom’s Call with Matt Staver, Daily Light for Daily Living with Anne Graham Lotz, Bringing Every Thought Captive with Dr. Richard Land, The Garlow Perspective, Law and Justice with Jay Sekulow, Kerby Anderson’s Point of View, Movie Guide and American Minute with Bill Federer. Originally aired Today at 2:00pm

Keeping the initial interest and spark alive in a marriage can be difficult to accomplish. What is the mysterious it factor that everyone seems to be after? On today’s classic edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson and author Jean Lush advise women on how to keep their feminine mystique strong by fostering their intellect, confidence, and health. Proverbs 31: 10-11 says, Who can find a virtuous wife? For her worth is far more than rubies. Originally aired Today at 2:30pm

We’ve reported many times how identity thieves target seniors. Now it seems they’re going after kids, too. And it’s way more common than you might think. We'll talk about how you can protect your kids and elderly parents today on MoneyWise. According to the research firm Javelin, 1. 25 million children have their identities stolen each year. And sadly, most of those victims actually know the perpetrators, meaning their often family or friends. Meanwhile, the Federal Trade Commission gets about 170, 000 complaints for elderly identity theft annually, but some analysts say that figure is far below the actual number because many seniors are embarrassed about being defrauded and don’t report it. If you have children or elderly parents, here’s what you can do to protect them, and if you haven’t taken these steps to safeguard your own finances, now’s the best time to do it. ACTION STEPS First, make sure that the information in your accounts is correct, including name, home address, mobile phone, and personal email address. Then make sure you’re using a strong and unique password for each account. You can subscribe to a password manager app to help with that. It’ll probably advise you to change your passwords when they’re a year old. Also, don’t store lists of passwords on your computer or on sticky notes next to it. If an account offers two-factor authentication, use it. This might mean having a PIN number sent to your mobile phone when you try to access an account. You can also sign up for email or text notifications for things like a password reset, address change, failed login attempts, and funds withdrawal. Then, pay attention to those alerts. If you get one for an activity you didn’t initiate, notify the company immediately, and always look at your monthly statements for anything fishy. For a monthly fee, you can sign up for identity theft protection with a company like LifeLock, Identity Guard, or Norton. You can also sign up for something called Informed Delivery with the Post Office. It’ll notify you when packages are on the way so you can track them and get them inside before porch pirates can steal them. And of course, watch your mailbox and take in your mail promptly to avoid theft there. FREEZING YOUR CREDIT Now, probably the best thing you can do to protect your identity (and that of your kids and elderly parents) is to freeze your credit and theirs at the three credit reporting bureaus, Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax. You can do that online, by phone, or by mail. A freeze blocks anyone’s attempt to get access to your credit reports. So if an identity thief tries to open an account or take out a loan in your name, the lender can’t see your credit report, and they’ll automatically deny the loan or decline to open the account. You must sign up to freeze your credit at each of the three bureaus individually. You’ll need to provide your Social Security number, date of birth, and address, and then depending on how you sign up online, by phone, or by mail you may need to provide copies of your passport, driver’s license, or military I'D, tax forms, bank statements or a utility bill. It’s free to freeze your credit and free to lift the freeze. By the way, it doesn’t affect your credit score. Once you sign up, you can obtain a PIN or password to freeze and unfreeze your credit reports as needed. And of course, all of that applies if you're trying to freeze the credit of an elderly parent, as well. But what if you want to freeze your child’s credit? Again, you would contact the three credit bureaus individually. When you request the freeze, the bureaus will have to create credit files for your child before they can freeze them. You’ll have to provide the child’s Social Security number, date of birth, address, and a copy of the child’s birth certificate designating you as a parent, which authorizes you to freeze the child’s credit. You’ll also want to limit the amount of personal information you post on social media, and that includes yourself as well as your children and elderly parents. Keep addresses, birthdays, and phone numbers out of social media. And while you’re at it, beef up the privacy settings on all of your social media platforms and apps. Scammers need very little information to get a foothold on stealing someone’s identity. On today’s program, Rob also answers listener questions: ● What steps should you take to invest savings at age 25? ● At age 65 should you be investing in the market? ● Should you tithe on insurance death benefits proceeds? ● Is it a good idea to invest in cryptocurrency? ● What kind of capital gain might you expect on inherited property? RESOURCES MENTIONED: ● Betterment ● Wealthfront ● Schwab Intelligent Portfolios ● Vanguard digital adviser Originally aired Today at 3:00pm

Jordan and Logan are joined by Andy Ekonomou to discuss President Trump calling AG Garland's bluff regarding the release of warrant documents. Originally aired Today at 3:30pm

On today's program: Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, breaks down the legal and constitutional concerns surrounding the FBI raid of former President Trump's Mar-a-Lago property. Larry Taunton, Executive Originally aired Today at 4:00pm

It’s not the size of our church buildings or the programs we offer that will lead to revival. On today’s PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham continues the message series ABLAZE with a message on the fire in our hearts and souls that will draw the lost to true revival. Originally aired Today at 5:00pm

Two Former Democrat Judges Switch To Republican Party And More -Two former democrat judges switch to republican party in Texas, a New York judge throws out State's quarantine camp law and more! Originally aired Today at 5:30pm

Jesus’s first directive was not to believe, but to repent. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson discusses how repentance leads to faith—it’s a foundational practice we cannot afford to ignore. Our salvation is an expression of grace—we didn’t earn it, we don’t deserve it, and it’s not based on merit. But for Jesus to be Lord of our lives, we need to regularly repent and yield our will to Him. Jesus is Lord of everything, or He’s not Lord of anything. Pastor Allen offers steps we can take toward repentance, inviting the Spirit of God to give us eyes to see and ears to hear what He wants us to show us. Originally aired Today at 6:30pm

It may not look like God is doing much in your life right now. But Dr. Tony Evans says that there's a lot more to reality than the part we can see. Don’t miss this look at the benefits of wearing the whole armor of God. Originally aired Today at 7:30pm

Some Christians claim that accepting God's gift of grace is ultimately up to us--we can take it or leave it. The Bible, however, doesn't describe salvation in those terms. Today, R.C. Sproul demonstrates why the grace of God is irresistible. Originally aired Yesterday at 11:00pm

3708 Jessica (PG) (Fornication, Back-slidden) As a child, Jessica felt free and happy inside her body when she was playing sports. But as she matured, she began to feel a disconnect. She received mixed messages from church, home and her friends about how to relate to boys and she soon started hooking up, just like most of her friends were. When she went to college, she began to feel objectified and hurt not to experience any deeper connection with the men she slept with. A visit home with her mom and former youth leader compelled her to visit a church where she met an older couple, Sara and Tom. Their marriage and commitment to one another inspired Jessica and helped her see God’s vision for intimacy in a new light. She repented and began down a different path; even though that meant she would have to wait for the guy who would understand and respect her choices. Originally aired Sunday at 11:30pm