The Morning Light Panel discusses the rising cost of medical care, and how we can support our neighbors and church families that might be having medical problems. Samantha Logsdon, President of Cumberland Valley Breast Care Alliance, talks about how their ministry is helping women through their c...

The Morning Light Panel talks about addiction and the hard road to recovery. Robert Schoonover, executive Director of the Potters House, talks about their ministry and how they help people in recovery from addiction and find stability. Manny Paulino shares about his time in prison and how the Pot...

Enoch never performed a single recorded miracle. He never wrote a book of the Bible. He simply walked with God in one of the most corrupt periods in human history, and that was enough to please Him completely. What if the thing God is looking for from you is not more effort, but more closeness? A...

Debra and the Morning Light Panel discuss world religions, and how we can engage others that don't believe the same thing. Jeff shares about a recent trip to Turkey, where he got to learn about Eid al-Adha, the Muslim feast that celebrates Abraham sacrificing his son.

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What if the hardest thing Jesus ever asked of you was not a sacrifice or a mission, but simply to forgive? The disciples heard His call to forgive someone seven times in a single day and immediately cried out, Lord, increase our faith. Maybe that is the prayer you need today too. Real faith is no...

Debra and the Morning Light Panel discuss the uptick in grandparents raising their gradchilren. Lori Michler, Founder of Sara's House of Hope, talks about their ministry that helps parents who have had a child die from a drug overdose. Tracey Nolen shares how Sara's House helped her when her daug...

Debra and the Morning Light Panel discuss aging Americans and different lifestyle strategies for living life well as a community in retirement. David Zilka, CEO of Paxton Ministries, and Lauree Fidler a volunteer, share about how they serve people in poverty and suffering from mental illness.

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What if the hardest moment of your life was actually the moment God was setting you up to change someone else's? One man's broken engagement, a neighbor who happened to be a pastor, and a single act of obedience on a baptism Sunday led more than a dozen people to give their lives to Christ. His q...

The Morning Light Panel discuss the closing of the University if Valley Forge, and the mission of higher education and if it's working or not. Debra talks with Tom Kaden and Michel Gingerich, co-founders of Someone to Tell It to, a non profit that works to help people create better relationships ...

Moses believed God for a promise he never saw fulfilled in his own lifetime. He led millions toward a land he would never enter, and his faith held. What would it look like for you to keep moving forward even when the outcome is not yet clear?

The Morning Light Panel discusses the question: how can God let bad things happen to good people? Debra talks with Patty Seaman, Executive Director Of Client Services with Peace Promise, about how they are supporting survivors of exploitation in the commercial sex industry. And Nikki, a sex traff...

Critics of the Bible argue that it's just a bunch of stories of mythical people that are set in historical time periods. Archaeologist Titus Kennedy has written a new book that examines over 130 people named in the Bible, and the archaeology related to them showing that they were real people and ...

Judas followed Jesus, obeyed His commands, and witnessed miracles. By every outward appearance, he looked like a true disciple. So what went wrong? Here is the question worth sitting with: Is it possible to believe in Jesus but never truly receive Him?

10,000 headstones. Veterans between 98 and 106 years old returning to the beaches where history changed. And one message they all agreed on: do not honor us by remembering. Honor us by living worthy of what we died for. Are you living a life worthy of the freedom you have been given? To whom much...

What are the modern, contemporary challenges that face our men and women going to college? What's changed? What stayed the same? And more importantly, what can they do to face those challenges?

Can compassion ministry and gospel proclamation work together? In this episode of The Missions Show, Alex and Scott sit down with Dave Phillips, founder and president of Children's Hunger Fund (CHF), to explore the relationship between gospel proclamation, mercy ministry, and the local church.

Judas sat at the table with Jesus. He heard every word. He witnessed every miracle. And yet his heart remained closed. What if his story is not just ancient history but a warning written directly to the church living right now? Are you close to Jesus, or are you genuinely surrendered to Him? Ther...

Ted Wright from Epic Archaeology shares some of the most significant discoveries related to the New Testament, and how they affirm the historicity of the people in the Bible.

Are short-term missions trips more helpful or hurtful? In this episode of The Missions Show, Alex and Scott welcome Scott McCoy, LaunchPoint Missions Lead at ABWE, to discuss one of the most debated topics in modern missions: short-term mission trips. McCoy shares why he believes short-term missi...

What does everyday ministry look like in South Asia? In this episode of The Missions Show, Alex sits down with K.Y., a ministry partner serving in a predominantly Muslim country in South Asia, to discuss the realities of gospel ministry in one of the world’s most challenging mission fields. K.Y. ...

What if everything you thought you knew about earning God's approval was wrong? Grace is not something you work for. It is something you receive. Sin will take you further than you want to go, cost you more than you want to pay, and keep you longer than you want to stay. But God, rich in mercy an...

Do you have what it takes to be a missionary? In this episode of The Missions Show, Alex and Scott discuss the importance of spiritual readiness, personal holiness, and character formation as someone starts to explore their calling to the mission field. Drawing from Scripture and missionary examp...

Liz Kopp walked away from faith as a teenager because the religion she saw did not look real. Decades later, after a wrestling match with God on the side of Mount Sinai and more than fifty years of ministry in Jerusalem, her life raises a question worth sitting with: are you going through the mot...

67 percent of young men between 18 and 23 say nobody really knows them. Not a single close friend. What if the answer to that crisis was already sitting in your contact list? You do not have to be perfect to be the man a younger guy needs. You just have to show up. Your story, including the hard ...