A woman gets her second chance in prison. A man recovers from a horrific car accident. Also, Gordon Robertson cooks leg of lamb.<br><a href="http://my.cbn.com/pg/file/06823b10-ae06-4364-be15-72e351272f98/read/9966... RECIPE HERE</a>.
Gordon and Kristi make a leg of lamb, rice pilaf and other tasty dishes that will gather your family around the dinner table. <br><a href="http://my.cbn.com/pg/file/06823b10-ae06-4364-be15-72e351272f98/read/9966... RECIPE HERE</a>.
Tony Rivera, Coordinador de mercadeo de Casa Creación, nos presenta la Biblia para la guerra espiritual.
On today’s edition, Israel under attack, learn what it means for Jews living on the frontlines of this ongoing battle. Plus, sticking to their guns, why firearm owners are rushing to buy up assault weapons before it may be too late.
On this week's show, Jamestown find upholds America's Christian heritage; outreach yields harvest in tough Bronx neighborhood; Pure Religion: Caring for Egypt's Social Outcasts; and more.
The election of Mohammed Morsi as president gave Egyptians a sense of optimism and renewed hope. Now, five months later, many are frustrated and impatient because Morsi's promises of change and economic prosperity have yet to be realized.
One Bronx, New York community has long been plagued by poverty, drugs and crime. However, a local church refuses to let darkness reign in their community.
Abraham Lincoln is one of America's most beloved presidents. He presided over the nation during the Civil War, and he freed the slaves. According to author Stephen Mansfield, he was also a man who struggled with faith.
Not too long ago, archaeologists in Jamestown, Virginia discovered the original church built in 1608. It's the place where Pocahontas married John Rolfe, and it’s also powerful evidence of America's Christian history.