Haven Today

Have you ever felt as if your life were empty or depleted? It tends to happen more often than we would like. But when Christ is in us, we have access to a well of living water that will never run dry.

Repenting is not a common word today, even in the church. It's something that Scripture calls us to do, but it doesn't have to be painful. There can be joy in prayer and repentance.

He's probably the world's most beloved gospel singer after over five decades of singing for the Billy Graham crusades. Today we remember George Beverly Shea, as he went to be with the Lord this week.

When times are good, it's easy to thank God for what He's done. But when tragedy strikes, we need to be reminded of the hope we have in Jesus Christ, the good shepherd who leads us out of darkness.

Do you wish you could know God's will for your life? Most people do, but finding the answer isn't always easy. How can we find our own purpose and direction by praying through Scripture?

Even for parents who know Jesus, raising children is no easy task. Sometimes good kids make poor choices and all parents can do is pray.

Every parent wants the best for their child, and Christian parents want God's best for their children. But how do we pray for God's will to happen in our lives and the lives of the ones we love?

Doing good things and calling yourself a Christian does not mean that you are a Christian. On this program, we hear from a pastor who found Christ while he was preaching.

The apostle Paul writes that each one of us has been given a spiritual gift, but sometimes we don't know what this gift is. How do we realize our gifts and utilize them for the good of the Kingdom?

Why should we go to church when we can simply worship God at home? Scripture tells us we should help, love, and encourage one another as brothers and sisters in Christ.

Many Christians are moving away from corporate worship and leaving the church. But Scripture tells us we belong in an assembly that worships our Lord in communion with other believers.

We live in such an individualistic culture today that our thoughts turn more to what’s in it for me rather than what is there for others. The same can be said in the church of Jesus Christ.

How is your relationship with your spouse? Whether it is good or bad, you don't want to miss hearing how God worked to sustain Joni and Ken's marriage, renewing their love for each other and Himself.

It is easy to put our own needs before the needs of others. But a thriving relationship comes from having daily fellowship with Jesus Christ.

Marriage is hard. Sometimes it gets so hard that we don't know how we can possibly get through it. But it is in these times when we need to turn our focus on the power and love of Jesus Christ.