Hope@Night

In this powerful episode on service, we hear from Grace Lee who tells of her experience serving in a leper colony in China, and Andrew Hosford, a medical missionary pilot serving in the jungles of the Philippines who lost his fellow missionary fiancé in a downed helicopter.

Can anyone have the assurance of salvation? DW West and Walter Cardenas relate their stories of the different paths they took to run away from God, and how God brought them back.

Many of the leading causes of death are largely preventable through lifestyle choices. Health lecturer Rico Hill and clinical research director and nutritionist Dr. Hana Kahleova provide suprising dietary insights from both the Bible and the latest research.

What is our responsibility when it comes to the environment? Neurobiologist and naturalist Dr. Gordon Atkins, and professor Dr. Rahel Wells give us their take along, with some easy ways we can start caring for our home planet.

Two brothers who were born into a Muslim Shiite household in Iran share their story of how God led them through a series of dreams and other miracles to become pastors today, and how the two faiths compare, including when it comes to atonement for sin and relating to God.

Does prayer make a difference? What can I do to make my prayers more effective? Sought-after speaker and author Pastor Pavel Goia relates the incredible answers to prayer he is seen in his own life and gives insights on how to improve our prayer life.

What is the secret behind a happy marriage? Author and family life educator Dr. Jeffrey Brown, together with Cindy and Rick Mercer, a couple once torn apart by alcohol, drugs, and lust, give personal and Biblical insights on how struggling couples can have a successful relationship.

Is Sabbath an ancient religious practice or a life-changing solution for the stresses of today? Martin Doblmeier, the award-winning filmmaker behind the PBS documentary 'Sabbath', and author Dr. Jo Ann Davidson unpack the concept of Sabbath, its origins and its relevance today.

What does it mean to have a good life? Major accident survivor Clifton Gargil, and professor and philosopher Dr. Ante Jerončić from the podcast "The Craft of Living" share with us what it means to live a life worth living.

No one likes being forced to do something. Ashley Nunes found "freedom" in drugs, the New Age movement and Satan worship until it all threatened to end her life. Addiction specialist Dr David Sedlacek discusses the link between trauma and addiction.

Does God care about what's fair? State prosecutor Andrew Ritland lends his thoughts from the courtroom, and theologian and author Dr. Richard Davidson discusses whether the concept of an end-of-time judgment is good news or bad news.

Have you ever messed up so badly you didn’t think that you could ever forgive yourself? Or has anyone hurt you so much you don't think you could ever forgive them? Christopher and Ebony Clark, along with Marquis Johns, share insights from their journeys in forgiveness.