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Discover The Word (Christian)

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  • Host: Mart De Haan, Haddon W. Robinson, Alice Mathews
  • This show is designed to involve you in insightful conversations about biblically-based subjects that relate to you. Over the years, the trio has developed an inviting style of discussion, using creative and varied teaching methods to help listeners apply Scripture to their daily lives.
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Let’s take a good look at our attitude toward others

Thu, Dec 10
It’s a lot easier to see someone else’s faults, than to spot our own.Let's continue an in-depth study on the parable of the prodigal son.

A self-righteous mind-set that affects our relationship with God and others

Wed, Dec 9
Our attitude is extremely important to God, especially when it’s reflected in our love for people.

Do your church members form groups that make newcomers want to join?

Tue, Dec 8
In high school, we joke about the different cliques that form. The cheerleaders, the jocks,the drama club. If we’re not careful, church members sometimes form groups that make it difficult for newcomers to join.

Taking a closer look at those moments when we cry out to God

Mon, Dec 7
Most of us have asked God “why” at some point in our lives. Perhaps you’ve faced a family tragedy,or maybe you’re dealing with a broken relationship. Let’s examine those moments when we cry out to God in sorrow and frustration.

Taking an honest look at our attitudes

Fri, Dec 4
If you’ve ever been passed up for a promotion you deserved, or someone else has been recognized for his or her contribution and you were overlooked, you know the disillusionment and anger that often follows.

Discover how our inner thoughts impact our outward expressions

Thu, Dec 3
Too often, we build ourselves up by putting other people down. In fact, it’s so common we don’t always realize when we do it!

Find out what it means to be self-righteous, and how to correct our attitud

Wed, Dec 2
We don’t use the term self-righteous much these days. Yet the tendency to have an over-inflated view of ourself is something all of us struggle with from time to time.

Practical advice for families from Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son

Tue, Dec 1
As parents, we try to distribute love to our children equally. No child gets special favor. But it’s not always easy! Let's reflect on a family relationship described by Jesus, and commonly known as the parable of the prodigal son.

How often do we conduct a checkup on our spiritual health?

Mon, Nov 30
We go to the doctor for a yearly checkup as a preventative measure, but how often do we conduct a checkup on our spiritual health? Gain fresh insight from Luke chapter 15, and the parable of the prodigal son.

Is there a critical difference between self-respect and self-righteousness?

Fri, Nov 27
God has gifted each one of us with talents and skills. But when we start comparing our gifts to those around us, we run the risk of becoming jealous, and sometimes proud.

Discover practical lessons on life as we continue the in-depth study on the

Thu, Nov 26
Have you ever been so uptight about following all the rules, and unintentionally hurt a good friend? A stringent legalistic approach can alienate the relationships we cherish most.

Find out how the quality of our relationship with God influences how we eng

Wed, Nov 25
An inspirational discussionabout what it truly means to be in a right relationship with our Creator,and with those we love.

Cultivating a right perspective on our relationship with God and others

Tue, Nov 24
Obedience to God represents far more than our allegiance to an arbitrary list of dos and don’ts. He wants a personal relationship with us!

The importance of humility in our career, our achievements, and in all our

Mon, Nov 23
Sometimes in the workplace, as we peer into the next cubicle,we feel a tinge of pride and even arrogance creep in. Receivemore insightfromour in-depth study on the Prodigal Son.

A familiar story, told in a most unusual way

Fri, Nov 20
We read and re-read portions of Scripture until we think we’ve drawn every possible application. And then we hear the story in a different context and find something new we’ve been missing all along! That’s what makes our study in God’s Word so vibrant and dynamic.

Enjoy a dramatic rendering of Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son

Thu, Nov 19
There’s nothing quite like hearing a familiar story in a new way. This is the first partof aspecial presentation of Jesus’ parable of the prodigal son.

Discover ways to support those who are struggling in their walk of faith

Wed, Nov 18
As followers of God, we’re not only called to receive grace, but to extend it to others, as well.

An honest look at what the redeemed life looks like

Tue, Nov 17
What does it mean to become a follower of God? What are the requirements? Following a stringent list of rules? Well, the answer might surprise you.

Discover how God welcomes all sinners with open arms

Mon, Nov 16
When someone has hurt us, we’re wary about extending forgiveness too quickly. We put the relationship on hold until we can be certain we’re ready to move ahead. God welcomes all sinners with open arms, no matter how far we’ve strayed.

Find practical application for families in the parable of the prodigal son

Fri, Nov 13
Ask any family in your neighborhood and you’ll be hard pressed to find one that isn’t riddled with relational challenges. Perhaps there’s an unmistakable distance between you and a family member right now.

Discover practical truths for today in the ancient parable of the prodigal

Thu, Nov 12
So often we read a portion of Scripture and fail to see the underlying meaning in the passage. Let's dissect the ancient parable of the prodigal son, and find practical truths relevant to us centuries later.

Looking at the dynamics of a family in Scripture, and the parallels for us

Wed, Nov 11
No family is perfect. Maybe you have lingering issues with your mom or dad, or perhaps there’s tension between you and a sibling that just won’t go away.

A challenging discussion of what truly makes a healthy family

Tue, Nov 10
Most of us know what a dysfunctional family looks like. Our culture, our neighborhoods, bear the painful wounds from parents who carry their baggage from one generation into the next.

Does God’s unconditional love give us a license to live as we please?

Mon, Nov 9
Some people hear of God’s unconditional love and think it gives them license to live as they please, because God will forgive them no matter what they do. God will love us no matter what, but the consequences of poor choices still remain.

The nature of grace and the parable of the prodigal son

Fri, Nov 6
God loves us, not because of what we do,but in spite of it! Let's talk about the parable of the prodigal son, anddiscover a perspective you’ve likely never considered.

The power grace has on our lives

Thu, Nov 5
Amazing grace, how sweet the sound, that saved a wretch like me. Let's recount this beloved song.

A refreshing discussion of God’s unmatchable grace

Wed, Nov 4
How could God fully forgive someone who’d spent their entire life doing horrific things? Where’s the justice in that?

Looking at the elder brother’s part in the message on the prodigal son

Tue, Nov 3
When we read Jesus’ parable on the prodigal son, we often focus on the younger brother, and forget there’s an older brother who played an important role.

Connect with the people in Jesus’ story, as the parable of the prodigal son

Mon, Nov 2
Ever read a story and get lost in it? The characters come to life, and it’s like you’re a part of every dramatic moment?

Find out why we all desperately need a relationship with God!

Fri, Oct 30
For the person who’s messed up big time in life, God’s grace provides relief and forgiveness. But what about the person who hasn’t made any major mistakes and has done everything to abide by the rules?

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