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The Apostle Paul wrote, "No eye has seen, no ear has heard, and no human mind has conceived the things God has prepared for those who love Him." On today's edition of Family Talk, evangelist Anne Graham Lotz reminds us that Heaven is a prepared destiny that Jesus will fill with wonderful colors, food, and music. In addition, Heaven is a perfect destiny,devoid of sin, suffering, and sickness! Jesus will personally wipe away every tear from our eyes.
When Skip Heitzig was a teenager he ran afoul of the law, but his mother always covered him with her unconditional love. On today's edition, this now senior pastor of Calvary Church in Albuquerque explains how even his mother's unfailing love pales in comparison with God's infinite love.
As a teen growing up in Southern California in the 1960s, Skip Heitzig strayed mightily in the haze of a lost culture. But miraculously, on his 18th birthday, he watched a Billy Graham crusade on TV and committed his life to Christ. Today, he is pastor of Calvary Church in Albuquerque. On this edition, Skip discusses his new book, Biography of God, and expands upon the two big questions he had long wrestled with: "Does God exist?" And if He does, "Is it possible to know Him?"
When we look back on our lives, we want to know that we have lived it abundantly and for God's glory. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. James Dobson discusses the idea of "finishing well" with Dr. R.T. Kendall. They talk about his book, It Ain't Over 'till It's Over, and discuss practical biblical principles for living a good, God-honoring life.
When we earnestly pray for God to intervene on our behalf but then hear no immediate response, it's easy to become discouraged,and even assume that God's answer is "no." But R.T. Kendall and Dr. James Dobson talk about why we must never give up on our seemingly unanswered prayers. They discuss God's timing and faithfulness.
In Psalm 23, King David recalled God's faithful presence, even when he walked through the valley of death. Today Dr. Tony Evans sits down with Family Talk's Dr. Tim Clinton, to talk about the passing of his wife Lois. Dr. Evans speaks very openly about the sorrow he has dealt with since her death, and reveals the lessons God is teaching him through his pain.
At the end of his life Paul writes I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race and I have kept the faith. On this Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Tony Evans uses biblical precepts to honor the legacy of his late wife Lois. He expounds upon her servant heart that impacted every aspect of their relationship, and how Lois held fast to her faith until her last breath. Find encouragement for how we all can live a life pleasing and worthy to God.
On December 30, 2019, Dr. Lois Evans lost her battle with cancer and went to be with Jesus. you will hear Dr. Tony Evans touching tribute to his late wife of 49 years. He shares heartfelt moments from her last few daysand uses the Apostle Pauls goodbye to Timothy as a basis for our eternal perspective. Hear the biblical way we should honor someones Christ centered legacy on todays broadcast.
The Bible tells us that no one knows when Christ will return. We can, however, surmise that the end is near from the cultural signs around us. Dr. Dobson continues his fascinating discussion with Dr. Richard Swenson, author of Hurtling Toward Oblivion. Dr. Swenson reminds us that in times of fallenness and turmoil, Christ is our only hope.
Christ warns believers that they will endure immense tribulation while living in this fallen world. On this classic Family Talk broadcast, Dr. Dobson sits down with researcher Dr. Richard Swenson, author of Hurtling Toward Oblivion. Dr. Swenson describes his thesis and scientific findings about the end of this age.
