We return to the testimonies of, “Those Who Have Given Their Lives” this week on Wheat Among the Tares, where we learn of a lady of Exeter, England, who name is, Mrs. Prest. Her testimony is one of being a simple woman in the 1550’s, who stood in the truth of the gospel against unfathomable odds of the state and ecclesiastical religion of her days. Join us as we hear of her life, her testimony, and her willingness to lay down her life for the faith…

Our program this week on Wheat Among the Tares spotlights the current events surrounding the major earthquakes in the nation of Myanmar, and the devastation that has affected the general populace. Join us as we talk with Tim Faulk, Director of Reach International Missions, who provide us with the details of how the Baptist churches have been affected, and reports from the various pastors as to their specific situations…

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we turn our attention to several high impact legal cases currently in thenews…Attorney David Gibbs, President of the Christian Law Association, joins us to review two cases that are defined as “first impression” cases going before the Supreme Court of the United States. The cases involve Kim Davis, a clerk ofcourt from Rowan County Kentucky, who declined to give a marriage license to a same sex couple based on her faith convictions and also a case involving a Christian counselor, Kaley Chiles, who was charged with violating a Colorado law that prohibited her Christian faith being communicated as part of her counselling therapy...

This week on our Wheat Among the Tares broadcast, we are reaching back into our series archives, and airing one of the series, “Those Who Gave Their Lives”. This episode focuses on a prisoner of the Soviet prison system that was imprisoned for teaching God’s word in his small village in Russia. Join us as we learn of Dmitri, a faithful servant of the Lord who suffered in prison for 17 years…

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares for Part 2 of our focus on the beliefs and tenets of the Quakers, founded in England in the 1600’s. Our church historian, Karl Baker, joins us as discuss the beliefs of this sect, in particular the belief of an “inner light” that guides without the use of the Holy Bible...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares for the first of several programs that provide a focus on the beliefs and tenets of the Quakers, founded in England in the 1600’s. Our church historian, Karl Baker, joins us as we explore the details surrounding the foundations of this sect, and how the doctrines they hold compare with the holy scriptures...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we spotlight the infamous trial of John Bunyan, preacher and author, in the year 1660, who was tried and convicted for failure to submit to the taking of a license to preach the word of God in England. This faithful servant of the Lord, as result of his stand, was sentenced to a total of over 12 years in jail on two different occasions. But the time of his suffering bore much fruit – he gave the world his most famous work, Pilgrim’s Progress, which ranks as the second most known (and read) book in the world for the past 350 years...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as welook at the life of J. Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission. The focus of this episode centers on two major events in the life of this missionary: learning the certainty of answered prayer and the victory of assurance in knowing that the Lord knows them who are his, and gives rest to the soul who abides in Him…Join us as we learn of how the Lord gave strength to this laborer on the mission field in China...