When was the last time you shared your faith?

Today on the broadcast, Nancy Leigh DeMoss, host of “Revive Our Hearts”, illustrates what it means to be a woman of character.

On today’s broadcast, Nancy Leigh DeMoss, host of the syndicated broadcast “Revive Our Hearts,” looks to 1 Timothy for wisdom on what it means to be a woman after God’s own heart.

Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Nancy Leigh DeMoss, host of the popular broadcast “Revive Our Hearts,” about the woman’s role as a responder.

On today’s broadcast, Nancy Leigh DeMoss explains how all women, whether single or married, are called to be nurturers and bearers of life.

This week on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks to Nancy Leigh Demoss about the challenges and benefits of being God’s woman in today’s culture.

Today on the broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Promise Keeper President Tom Fortson and his wife of more than 36 years, Toni, about a man’s responsibility to protect his family spiritually and physically.

“Eliminate the leader–the man from the home, and the family is up for grabs.”

There’s a problem in our midst, and it’s destroying our sons.

Today on the broadcast, Tim Downs, author of the book First the Dead, tells Dennis Rainey how God uses creative means, like novels, to reach others for Christ.

On the broadcast today, Dennis Rainey talks with Christian author Tim Downs about his latest novel, First the Dead.

A father’s impression on his children lasts a lifetime.

Today on the broadcast, Rick Rigsby, president of Rick Rigsby Communications and chaplain for the Texas Aggies, talks to Dennis Rainey about his late wife’s battle with breast cancer and her eventual death.

On today’s broadcast, Dennis Rainey talks with Jim Daly, president and CEO of Focus on the Family and author of the book Finding Home, about the tragic events that shaped his life and his faith.

What man might intend for evil, God intends for good.

Today on the broadcast, Jim Daly, president and CEO of Focus on the Family, tells Dennis Rainey about the tragedies that marked his childhood and left him longing for stability and peace.

Men and women throughout the years have risked their lives for freedom.

Today on the broadcast, Col. Jim Coy, an associate professor at the University of Missouri Hospital and Clinics and recipient of the Combat Medical Badge while serving in the Army, highlights some of the men who received the Medal of Honor – the highest and most rarely awarded decoration conferred by the United States.