Since today is Black Friday, your two host pastors give some biblical, common sense advice on Christmas gift-giving.

Too often people in ministry may mistakenly give the impression to others that full-time ministry is full of hardships, grief and sacrifice without relating the joyful blessings which more than make up for any difficulties which intersect our paths.

Pastor Mike Hollen has been working with teenagers for over twenty-five years. He is also the Associate Pastor of Bible Baptist Church in St. Thomas, Ontario. Pastor Hollen gives some special insights on youth work, faithfulness in a ministry,

Pastor Wolvin and Pastor Stone discuss the outcome of the General Election in the United States. Believers have a unique opportunity to use their civil liberties to promote and protect the Gospel of Jesus Christ.

After a six-week hiatus, Pastor Stone and Pastor Wolvin recorded this podcast the day after the General Election in the U.S.

After a brief absence your hosts, Dr Al Stone and Pastor Dan Wolvin, are back on the air and happy to greet their listeners once again.

Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin discuss attending a public school and the importance of maintaining a Christian testimony.

We deal with people. Needy people are usually the first people to contact a church. Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin discuss the processes by which they seek to discern how to help people in our churches and communities and to what extent we go to help in those situations.

Often Christians are called upon to deal with people who are having problems – or who may even be “problem people” themselves. Pastor Wolvin and Pastor Stone review some basic principles on dealing with people who seem to come to church only to make problems.

When we deal with people and problems, we will need to deal with some unlovely and uncomfortable issues. Dr. Stone and Pastor Wolvin discuss some of the more unlovely and unpleasant issues they have had to deal with in the ministry.