Discern

Written by Isaac Khalil and presented by Clyde Kilough Modern smartphones have nearly unlimited uses—some very positive. But many people are becoming addicted to their phones. How can you break phone addiction? Read online

Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Hailey Willoughby Kids need to learn to persevere, not only so they can succeed in school now, but to ready them for career, marriage and family responsibilities as adults. Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones A major denomination claims its authority on the premise that Jesus founded His Church on Peter. But did “on this rock I will build My church” refer to Peter? Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier What lesson was Jesus Christ communicating in the parable of the five wise and five foolish virgins? How can we be sure we’re among the wise? Read online

Written and presented by Mike Bennett Paul warned about the Antichrist, lying wonders and unrighteous deception. But there is a powerful antidote: “the love of the truth.” How do we receive it? Read online

Written Bill Palmer and presented by Erik Jones Job was a unique, blameless man facing extraordinary trials. But does the book of Job reveal a lesson about repentance that can apply to everyone? Read online

Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough Why study the first murder? The story of Cain and Abel sheds light on the trouble we have getting along, but God always has a few who reject the way of Cain. Read online

Written and presented by Jim Franks The Church that Jesus built was founded on the Day of Pentecost, almost 2,000 years ago. Does this Church still exist? If so, what value does it have today? Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones Did Jesus have much to say on the topic of finances? What was Jesus’ teaching on money and possessions? Were any of His teachings on money controversial?  Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Paul told Christians to examine themselves before the New Testament Passover. How should we interpret his warnings about disqualification and unworthiness? Read online

Written by Neal Hogberg and presented by Clyde Kilough The stalemate in the Arab-Israeli peace process has been broken by a chain of peace declarations between ancient enemies. Where will the historic accords lead? Read online

Written by David Treybig and presented by Clyde Kilough What kind of prayer is the sinner’s prayer? Do you need to pray it? If so, where are examples of sinners’ prayers—prayers of repentance—found in the Bible?

Written and presented by David Hicks People struggle to find a clear answer to the question, “Is there hope for me?” Thankfully, there is hope. God says He is “not willing that any should perish.” Read online

Written and presented by Clyde Kilough Christians are to be in the world, but not of the world, balancing their primary allegiance to God with their secondary allegiance to their national government. Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Poor mental health and mental illness can feel like a shameful, personal failing. Why? What is mental illness, and how should Christians view it? Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones The Bible is God’s Word, full of life-changing truths. But it’s of little value if we don’t use it. Here’s how to gain more from reading the Bible. Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones Though Jesus’ Olivet Discourse seems primarily about prophetic events, embedded within its prophecies are spiritual lessons for end-time Christians. Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Old age has its challenges. The way we serve may have to change, but God has some special assignments uniquely suited to elderly Christians. Read online

Written by Mike Bennett and presented by Clyde Kilough When God says we should be praying for leaders, does He mean the good ones? Or all leaders, good and bad? What will be the solution to our leadership crisis?  Read online

Written by Becky Sweat and presented by Becky Bennett What does it mean to “do all to the glory of God”? How can we give glory to God? Here are 10 practical ways to show honor to our loving Creator. Read online

Written and presented by Jeremy Lallier Many say the camera doesn’t lie—but cameras are more misleading than you might realize. (A lesson about the God who sees all and never lies.) Read online

Written and presented by Clyde Kilough As the UN recently turned 75, the challenges facing humanity led to somewhat subdued celebrations. What are the realistic probabilities of world peace? Read online

Written by Tom Clark and presented by Erik Jones History and the Bible give us examples of zeal and passion. Are we passionate about the most important things? Or are we being distracted by other passions? Read online

written and presented by Joel Meeker There’s much to fear in today’s world. Our worries can easily spin out of control. Here’s how to overcome fear and live with confidence according to the Bible. Read online

Written and presented by Erik Jones Jesus is returning to earth, but what happens afterward? Will He stay or go back to heaven? What did Jesus say in the Olivet Discourse about His second coming? Read online