GraceLink Bible Lessons is a comprehensive radio program that takes listeners on a transformative journey through Scripture. This 12-year series comprises 624 lessons, firmly grounded in the teachings of the Bible, and is designed to provide a solid foundation of faith for individuals of all ages. The curriculum of GraceLink Bible Lessons focuses on four essential dynamics: grace, worship, community, and service. Each lesson, whether story-based or focused on specific scriptural references, is carefully selected to develop these core aspects of the Christian faith.

Are you interested in developing a strong family life and great relationships with your kids? Got A Minute for Your Family, is a short broadcast promoting wholesome family relationships. Each program highlights practical tips and insightful advice you can use today. The program is hosted by Dr. Kay Kuzma, dynamic motivational speaker, family life and parenting educator, retired university professor, author of hundreds of articles and dozens of books, radio and TV personality, and popular presenter at women’s retreats and inspirational conferences.

The mission of LifeTalk Radio is to connect people with Christ. Our staff members each attend their own church and are involved in their local community. We realize that some listeners consider LifeTalk Radio to be their church. We desire for LifeTalk to be your home for spiritual growth and resources. We invite all listeners to grow spiritually in whatever way God leads you to learn and worship.

Did you know that August 20 is National Radio Day? On this day, we recognize the invention of radio and the value it has in our lives and around the world. In addition to National Radio Day celebrated in August, there is also World Radio Day which is celebrated on February 13 annually. For more than a hundred years radio has played a vital role in worldwide. Radio, where would the world be without it?

Listen every week to dynamic messages from Shane Anderson, pastor of the Pioneer Memorial Church on the campus of Andrews University in Berrien Springs, Michigan.

Often when kids come home from school they plop in front of the television. But research shows that excessive TV viewing causes kids to have trouble paying attention and thinking clearly. But radio can fuel their imagination. Often when kids come home from school they plop in front of the television. But research shows that excessive TV viewing causes kids to have trouble paying attention and thinking clearly. But radio can fuel their imagination.

Today’s kids are bombarded with content, images and videos that promote evil. What is attracting them? Who are the influencers in their lives? If we spend time on worthless things, we will become worthless, just as surely as those whose sad stories are recorded in the Bible. How do we spend the time, talents, and energy God has given us?.