Program Guide

Lessons learned from Proverbs 1:5-33 include: If you are smart you will listen to what is being said in this book. We need to study the Word of God in order to understand its true value. Avoid the sinner who has a plan to get something for nothing.

We enter the presence of God through the blood of Christ with confidence. Through His sacrifice we have a place of refuge, we have a place where we belong, and we have a place of eternal fellowship in the presence of Christ. This is where you belong, in Christ’s presence, this is the secret of . . .

The signs of the times are all around us. Jesus could return at any time. And Tuesday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie offers 5 takeaway truths on how we should live as Last Days believers. It’s practical insight to help us be prepared and be encouraged. 

Skeptics often argue that Jesus never claimed to be the Son of God. How could Jesus be the Messiah if He Himself never made that assertion? Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that Jesus did indeed claim to be God’s Son and points to one such instance that took place in a synagogue. To support Pathway to . . .

Christians are often accused of intolerance for believing Jesus is the only Savior, the only hope for eternal life. Learn why it’s imperative that the church stands by Scripture’s truths, regardless of public opinion. Listen to Truth For Life with Alistair Begg. 2 John 1–3

Allen Jackson Ministries is the media ministry of World Outreach Church (WOC). As part of the church, our goal is to help people become more fully-devoted followers of Jesus Christ through television, radio, the Internet, books, and more.

Since 1969, GRACE TO YOU has been taking John MacArthur’s verse-by-verse Bible teaching around the globe, for the purpose of “equipping the saints for the work of the service, to the building up of the body of Christ.”

Angels figured prominently in the Christmas story, announcing Mary's pregnancy and Christ's birth. But that wasn’t the only duty they performed for the Savior. Today, Dr. David Jeremiah describes the angels’ service throughout Christ's ministry, at His death and resurrection, and more.