Do You Have God? (R.Peltier, C.Mills, B.Jackson)
WEEKEND OF Nov.2 (K750)
Chuck Mills and Richard Peltier heard about Jesus Christ already early in their lives but never took it seriously. Finally later in life after a lot of challenges they committed their lives to Jesus. Bill Jackson explains how the Old Testament tradition of sacrificing a lamb is a foreshadow of the redemptive work of Jesus Christ.
Heaven is My Home (Bev Ward)
WEEKEND OF Oct 26 (K749)
Bev talks about how she was motivated to turn to Jesus Christ as she saw the love and joy in other Christians. She also tells how important it is to raise your kids in the Lord and also that it is crucial to live your daily life with the Lord and read your Bible.
Path To God (Gifford & Jude Brass)
WEEKEND OF Oct 19 (K748)
Gifford and his wife, Jude, share about his path to salvation in Christ Jesus. They also share how God was with them when Gifford received a cancer diagnosis.
Who To Follow (David Lilly, Doug Smarch)
WEEKEND OF Oct 12 (K746)
This program examines the issue of who to follow and the outcomes of that decision. Our guests talk about spiritual battle, anticipating the return of Jesus, our eternal home and more.
Be Sure Of Your Salvation (Bill Jackson)
WEEKEND OF Oct 5 (K745)
Salvation doesn’t depend on how you feel and how often you sinned, but on God giving us eternal life when we submit our life to Jesus. As we learn more of what is written in His Word, the more we will understand that we are now a child of God and have eternal life.
Every Life Matters (Mervin Cheechoo)
WEEKEND OF Sept 28 (K934)
Mervin explains the history and issues of Orange Shirt Day on September 30th. He also shares how Residential schools hurt his family and how Jesus Christ can heal our pain.
God Saved My Marriage (Chris Boyko)
Chris Boyko talks about how his childhood experiences with abuse and violence influenced his whole life. His marriage and family suffered from his unhealthy lifestyle, but when he admitted that he couldn’t do it alone and turned to the Lord, his marriage and family relationships were restored.
