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A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

April 14, 2026

Jesus & The Man Who Needed a 2nd Chance | Avoiding the Pitfalls of Faith

Simon Peter, a man of contradictions, struggled with self-confidence, prayerlessness, and trusting in human efforts instead of God's power. Despite his failures, God gave him second chances, and he ultimately became a leader in the early Christian church. This story reminds us that God uses flawed people and can restore us no matter what we've done. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

April 05, 2026

A Second Chance at Easter | Easter Sunday Message

The resurrection of Jesus Christ is a personal, practical, and powerful reminder of God's love and plan for our lives. Through His sacrifice and resurrection, we can have hope and a second chance to live a life that honors Him. Whether we've made mistakes or faced challenges, God offers forgiveness and restoration, and His plan is to give us a future and a hope. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

April 04, 2026

Your Failure Isn't Final: Easter from Simon Peter's Perspective

Jesus Christ's forgiveness and redemption are exemplified through the story of Peter's denial and subsequent restoration. Jesus' love and compassion are evident as he calls Peter to a new relationship and commissioning for service. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

March 09, 2026

Top Credit Report Myths with Neile Simon

Managing credit reports and scores requires understanding common myths and misconceptions. A certified credit counselor explains how to dispel these myths and achieve financial freedom through debt management and responsible credit use. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

March 03, 2026

A Second Chance in Life | Restored After Failure

Pastor Greg Laurie explores the biblical account of Simon Peter's spiritual failure and restoration, highlighting the importance of faith, second chances, and the power of God's love and forgiveness. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 09, 2026

How One Man and His Hotel Put Portland on the Map

The Benson Hotel in Portland, Oregon, has a rich history dating back to 1912, when it was commissioned by Simon Benson, a Norwegian immigrant who built his fortune in the logging industry. The hotel's elegant design and luxurious amenities were a testament to Benson's vision of creating a world-class hotel for the city. Despite initial financial struggles, Benson took over management and turned the hotel into a profitable business, eventually selling it to new owners. The hotel has since become a beloved landmark and a symbol of Portland's growth and prosperity, with its stunning architecture and philanthropic efforts leaving a lasting legacy. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

February 08, 2026

God’s Unlikely Heroes | Sunday Message

Jesus chooses 12 apostles, each with their unique flaws and strengths, to represent him and spread his message. He teaches them the importance of prayer, faith, and obedience, and they go on to shape the early Christian church. Their stories serve as a reminder that God can use anyone, regardless of their past or current circumstances, to do great things. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

February 03, 2026

The Story of Jell-O: How America’s Favorite Dessert Was Born

Jell-O, America's favorite dessert, has a rich history dating back to the 15th century when gelatin was an after-dinner delicacy for the wealthy. The story of Jell-O's creation involves the Waite couple, who added sugary fruit syrup to powdered gelatin, and Frank Woodward, who successfully marketed the product through innovative advertising campaigns. From its humble beginnings to its current status as a beloved brand, Jell-O's impact on American culture is undeniable. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

January 27, 2026

How the COVID-19 Toilet Paper Shortage Made Americans Embrace the Bidet

The bidet, a popular bathroom fixture in many parts of the world, has not caught on in the United States. Despite its benefits, including improved hygiene and reduced toilet paper usage, the bidet remains a relatively unknown concept in American culture. The story of how the bidet came to be and its evolution over time is a fascinating one, with roots dating back to 18th-century France. Today, there are many compelling arguments for why Americans should consider switching to bidets, including their dirt-cheap price and the significant savings on toilet paper they can provide. [... more]

Power Point

Jack Graham

January 26, 2026

Comeback Faith

Simon Peter's colossal collapse after denying Jesus is a powerful reminder that it's never too late for a new beginning. Jesus' forgiveness and restoration of Peter demonstrate the transformative power of faith and the importance of spiritual discipline, humility, and prayer in overcoming pride, presumption, and pressure. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

January 25, 2026

When Jesus Gets In Your Boat | Sunday Message

When Jesus gets in your boat, He can change your life forever. Just like Simon Peter, we may be fishing for fish, but Jesus calls us to fish for men. We must be patient, persevere, and know how to go to the right place at the right time. Our tools are the Bible and the leading of the Holy Spirit. We must also work with others, as Jesus sent people out in pairs. Ultimately, it's not about us, but about Jesus getting into our boat and changing our lives. [... more]

The Christian Car Guy

Robby Dilmore

January 05, 2026

Voices From Zion - Robby & The Rabbi The Fasts of The 10th Month

The podcast discusses the significance of the tenth day of the tenth month in the Jewish tradition, specifically the fast day commemorating the beginning of the Babylonian siege of Jerusalem. The hosts explore the theme of wasted opportunity, highlighting instances where God's people failed to seize opportunities for spiritual growth and redemption, including the translation of the Torah into Greek. They emphasize the importance of repentance, introspection, and return to God, and encourage listeners to seize the opportunities God gives them, just as the Jewish people are doing in their tradition of fasting and seeking God's favor. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

December 07, 2025

Christmas: The Story Before the Story | Sunday Message

The Christmas story begins with the birth of John the Baptist, the forerunner of Jesus Christ. Zacharias and Elizabeth, an elderly couple, are chosen by God to be the parents of John. Their story teaches us about the importance of faithfulness, prayer, and spiritual gifts. We learn that God can take ordinary people and do amazing things through their lives if they will dedicate themselves to Him. Ultimately, God's plan is for Jesus Christ to come into our hearts and lives, forgiving our sins and giving us the certainty of heaven. [... more]

Faith And Finance

Rob West

December 01, 2025

Christmas Spending Without the Regret with Neile Simon

Families can create a realistic plan before the holiday season by deciding what they can afford, setting a total budget, and using cash or debit cards to track spending. Giving meaningful gifts, staying within healthy limits, and focusing on shared experiences can also help. For families dealing with debt, giving within their means and scaling back can help celebrate Christmas without adding to the burden. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

November 10, 2025

The Thanksgiving Story You Never Learned in School

The Pilgrims' Thanksgiving is often romanticized, but historical records reveal a more nuanced story. Contrary to popular myth, the Pilgrims did not wear buckled hats or black and white clothing, and their Thanksgiving celebrations were not the first in America. The tradition of celebrating Thanksgiving was common in England and Europe, and the Pilgrims' 1621 event was not an annual occurrence. The myths surrounding the Pilgrims' Thanksgiving were largely perpetuated by Sarah Josepha Hale, who campaigned for the holiday to become a national tradition. [... more]

A New Beginning

Greg Laurie

October 26, 2025

Jesus and the Person Who Is Afraid | Sunday Message

The Bible tells the story of Gideon, a fearful man who was chosen by God to lead the Israelites into battle against the Midianites. Despite his doubts and fears, Gideon learns to trust in God's power and presence, and ultimately leads the Israelites to victory. This story serves as a reminder that God is always with us, and that we should not be afraid to trust in Him, even when faced with seemingly insurmountable challenges. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 24, 2025

The Panama Canal: America’s Greatest Feat of Engineering

The Panama Canal is an engineering marvel that has been a vital waterway for global trade since its completion in 1914. However, its construction was not without challenges, including disease, construction delays, and financial struggles. The canal was initially envisioned as a sea-level canal, but this plan was abandoned in favor of a lock-and-lake system. The construction of the canal required the excavation of over 3 million cubic yards of concrete and the creation of a man-made lake. The canal's locks and dams allowed ships to be lifted and lowered between the two oceans, and its construction was a testament to American ingenuity and determination. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 24, 2025

For Nearly 20 Years, the U.S. Nuclear Launch Code Was 00000000

During the height of the Cold War, the US military intentionally set the launch codes for nuclear missiles to a string of eight zeros, bypassing presidential authority and putting the world at risk of nuclear catastrophe. This reckless decision was made to minimize delays in launching a nuclear missile, but it was a catastrophic mistake that could have led to World War III. The story of how this happened and the subsequent efforts to secure nuclear launch codes is a chilling reminder of the dangers of unchecked military power and the importance of prioritizing nuclear safety. [... more]

Our American Stories

Lee Habeeb

October 10, 2025

Why Victorian Women Fainted So Often: What Science Says Now

In the 19th century, women's fashion, particularly the tight lacing of corsets, was thought to be a potential cause of fainting spells. However, it's also believed that women fainted as a social cue, to show their delicate nature, and to gain attention from doctors who could provide treatment for hysteria, which often involved vigorous pelvic massage. [... more]

Wisdom for the Heart

Dr. Stephen Davey

September 23, 2025

Good News for Failures

The resurrected Lord appears to Peter on the seashore, where he asks Peter if he loves him more than others, and Peter responds with a mix of confidence and humility, ultimately being recommissioned to serve Jesus and care for his sheep. [... more]