Psalm 116:15 says, “Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of His saints.” Today we remember the life of Elisabeth Elliot Gren as we celebrate her home-going on “FamilyLife Today”.

J.D. Greear explains the difference between the indwelling of the Holy Spirit which occurs at baptism and the filling of the Holy Spirit which can occur repeatedly in a believer’s life.

Pastor J.D. Greear reminds believers of their calling to be participants in The Great Commission. J.D. shares how acquainting ourselves with Scripture is essential for our growth, our walk and our witness.

Jesus beside you or Jesus inside you. What would you prefer? Pastor J.D. Greear talks about the ministry of the Holy Spirit in a believer’s life.

Jeremy Camp talks about his burgeoning career and his second chance at love with his second wife, Adie, and their three children.

Brothers Ryan and Josh Shook talk about their years of spiritual struggle, and their crisis of faith which eventually lead them to accept the truths of Scripture for themselves.

Ryan and Josh Shook tell how they came back from the brink of spiritual death after years of doubting their faith.

Jen Wilkin takes listeners through the “Five P’s” of Bible study: purpose, perspective, patience, process, and prayer.

Are you studying the Bible correctly? Long-time Bible study leader Jen Wilkin walks us through the missteps Christians make when studying the Bible.

Do you love God’s Word? Bible teacher Jen Wilkin voices her concerns about Bible illiteracy among the body of Christ.

The sins of worldliness and lack of self-control keep Christians down. Dennis Rainey joins forces with author Jerry Bridges about Scripture’s command that we be in the world, but not of it.

If all sin is ungodliness, why does the church tolerate gossip, slander, and pride? Jerry Bridges, author of Respectable Sins, brings this issue into the light.

Barbara Rainey shares how God revealed his new plan, this time for marriage, to her and Dennis.

Barbara Rainey talks about the events that lead to meeting Dennis Rainey, who would later become her husband. Though Barbara’s major was history, her passion was, she admits, following Christ.