Between the Lines is a daily 15 minute Bible study program featuring Pastor Don Pate. He gives you a deeper, enriching concept of Scripture understanding shared in a very easy, conversational style.

Every year on November 11, Americans celebrate Veterans Day, honoring those who have served in the Unites States armed forces. Veterans have sacrificed to serve this country and provide the freedom we all enjoy. To honor veterans, LifeTalk Radio has created special digital greeting cards and they’re free.

The first Sunday in November is designated as the annual International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church. It’s a global movement when millions around the world pray for those who are persecuted for their faith and even held captive against their will—in violation of religious freedom.

Patch the Pirate is a Christian audio drama series presenting character-building, comical, and musical recordings for children. The Patch the Pirate Radio Program is recognized by the National Religious Broadcasters as the third largest religious children’s programming outreach.

We live in a broken world. Where can you find answers in the chaos? Don’t miss a timely new seminar series coming soon called, Hope for Humanity.

Jesus talked a lot about money because it’s a chief competitor for our hearts. This daily half-hour program will help you learn how to handle money God’s way. It airs daily on the LifeTalk Radio Network at 3:30 ET, Monday through Friday and at 1:05 pm on Sunday.

LifeTalk has FREE printed stickers for kids. Order now for Halloween. Are you ready to greet the little visitors at your front door on Halloween? Why not give them something more than just candy?

Perhaps you remember growing up and listening to The Bible in Living Sound as a kid. Well, those powerful stories are still around. The series include 450 dramatized audio stories featuring reenacted Biblical events with professional actors’ voices, music and sound effects. Now is a great time to share these Bible adventures with your own children or grandchildren.

Born in Italy in 1451, Christopher Columbus became a sailor in his teens and actually survived a shipwreck. In his day Europeans understood the world was round, but the Pacific Ocean was still unknown. Thus map makers and sailors believed that by crossing the Atlantic Ocean they could reach the Far East.

Good mental health is critical to overall well-being. People around the world suffer mentally and emotionally from war and conflict, physical illness, stress, addiction, abuse, toxic environments, plagues, diseases and more.