Special Broadcasts

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan issued a presidential proclamation designating the Sunday closest to January 22—the day the Supreme Court issued its infamous Roe v. Wade decision—as National Sanctity of Human Life Day. While, unfortunately, not every President since Reagan has followed the practice of such proclamation, Christians continue to recognize the date as a significant reminder that by all means we must continue to celebrate the sanctity of life.

The Billy Graham Radio Special, Wisdom for the New Year challenges listeners to make the most of the time God gives them in 2024. This program, features Billy Graham’s message, The Brevity of Time and encourages us to, “number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” Psalm 90:12, NIV

In a world of turmoil and heartache, Billy Graham says with God, you can still experience joy and Thanksgiving! “He gives the gifts of peace and joy, confidence, power, courage and hope!” Listen to the Billy Graham radio special, “The Gift of Gratitude,” featuring two timeless Thanksgiving messages from the archives of Billy Graham.

When terrorists attacked Israel on October 7, they raped, burned, killed—and then took hostages. Shockingly, many Americans are supportive of Hamas. Moody Radio presents, “After the Attack on Israel—Making Sense of the Senseless.” This one-hour documentary wrestles with the questions people on both sides of the conflict are asking—and concludes with a season of prayer. Guests include Joel Rosenberg, Amir Tsarfati, Tom Doyle, Charlie Dyer, Michael Rydelnik, and Justin Kron. Plus, an eye-witness account of the attack from Israel.

In an extraordinary two-part production, the Easter story is told in dramatic slices of Scripture with companion commentary from John MacArthur that will give listeners a deeper understanding of the power and significance of the Gospel narrative.

Hosted by Lutheran Hour Speaker Rev. Dr. Michael Zeigler, this special programming for Holy week includes dramatic multi-voice readings of the account of the betrayal, death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in the 26th, 27th and 28th chapter of Matthew, one of the four ancient biographies of Jesus. Rev. Dr. Michael Zeigler and Mark Eischer reflect on the unique features of Matthew’s account of history.

Understand the hope of Jesus Christ this Easter with the Billy Graham radio program, “The Proof and Power of the Resurrection.” The two timeless messages focus on Jesus’ promise that “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live” (John 11:25, ESV).

Hosted by Lutheran Hour Speaker Rev. Dr. Michael Zeigler, this special programming for Holy week includes dramatic multi-voice readings of the account of the betrayal, death and resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth as recorded in the 26th, 27th and 28th chapter of Matthew, one of the four ancient biographies of Jesus. Rev. Dr. Michael Zeigler and Mark Eischer reflect on the unique features of Matthew’s account of history.

In an extraordinary two-part production, the Easter story is told in dramatic slices of Scripture with companion commentary from John MacArthur that will give listeners a deeper understanding of the power and significance of the Gospel narrative.

In 1984, President Ronald Reagan issued a presidential proclamation designating the Sunday closest to January 22—the day the Supreme Court issued its infamous Roe v. Wade decision—as National Sanctity of Human Life Day. While, unfortunately, not every President since Reagan has followed the practice of such proclamation, Christians continue to recognize the date as a significant reminder that by all means we must continue to celebrate the sanctity of life. In this post-Roe world, what is the Church’s responsibility to women for whom abortion is no longer an option? With the dramatic change in abortion law in 2022, believers now have an opportunity to demonstrate their concern for both baby and mother (and father). Marking Sanctity of Life Sunday in January, Brad Mattes (President of Life Issues Institute and speaker for the daily 1:00 feature “Life Issues”) hosts an all-new half-hour special, offering the uplifting message that we are poised to demonstrate our Christian conviction in a new era. Joining Brad are a team of men and women including Alveda King, Pastor Brad Bramlet and Amy Ford who are already actively engaged in ministry and who share insight on ways we can support moms and their babies. As Brad reflects, “In a post-Roe America, churches must know their participation isn’t political, it’s ministerial. The abortion industry isn’t there to pick up the pieces of shattered lives . . . but God’s Church is!”