Program Guide

If you know Christ, you have an amazing source of power. Power to understand and obey God’s Word, power to say “No” to sin, and power to face hardship with joy. That includes even the fiercest trials caused by your supreme enemy, Satan himself. Question is, how do you tap into that power source? . . .

Pastor Richard Ellis launched Reunion Church on October 5, 1997 in a small office in the Uptown area of Dallas, Texas. A group of 15 believers, devoted to the Lord, shared a common mission to reach the ALL of Dallas with the truth of the Gospel of . . .

Sharing your faith can be intimidating, but God can use you as a bridge to reach others. Brothers David and Jason Benham will inspire you to be a witness for Christ in everyday life. And they’ll offer advice to help you share the gospel with boldness and compassion.

God isn’t impressed by what we build or accomplish. He’s more impressed by our desire, reverence, and humble spirit when we yield ourselves to His awesome Word. Our responsibility as Christians is to make a positive contribution to our society by proclaiming, honoring, and living in accordance with . . .

As we have been learning from Ephesians in the series “Much More,” the “much more life” is a spirit-filled life, an abundant life. In his message today, Pastor Jack Graham teaches that God wants believers to have, not just a good marriage, but a great marriage; and not just a great marriage, but a . . .

The early church’s stability was threatened by external persecution as well as internal confusion about what to believe and how to behave. Today’s church faces similar challenges. What’s our safeguard? Hear the answer on Truth For Life with Alistair Begg,

Pastor Allen Jackson delivers inspiring messages of faith and hope in an effort to help people lead better lives and get closer to Jesus Christ.

After many years of prayer and seeking God through a denominational movement, God led Pastor Mat to Calvary Chapel. Within the Calvary Chapel movement he found the simplicity of the early church in Acts being replicated in our own day. His desire is . . .

Redefined - Part 5