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Chuck Norris Issues Wake-Up Call to U.S.

Many know him as a martial arts master and actor. But these days, Chuck Norris is playing another role -- political activist.

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Saved at the Edge of the Cliff

Two divorces and an abusive marriage left Jenna Robinson broken and suicidal. She was about to drive to her death when the Lord spoke to her and stopped her.

Diamond Rio: The Disciples of Country Music

The country band crosses over into Christian music with a new testimony to share. See their interview and live performance.

Bring It On: Martial Arts

Pat Robertson answers the following Bring It On questions: Are martial arts okay for Christians? My husband is always checking out other women, how do I stop him from lusting?

The 700 Club: August 17, 2009

A prodigal preacher's son finds his way back home. CBN News interviews Mart Green on the value of giving. Also, Gordon answers your Money Monday questions.

A Bronco's Tale of Brokenness

Boise State Broncos safety Marty Tadman won kudos during the 2007 Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. But at one time he was so unhappy he was ready to let a train take his life.

In the Green Room with Dr. Marty Becker.

Before the show, Dr. Marty Becker has a conversation with Blue and gives some interesting information.

The 700 Club - July 28, 2011

Dr. Marty Becker shares why pets are so important in our lives and we talk to Glenn Beck about his 'Restoring Courage' Stand with Israel.

Dr. Marty Becker: Your Dog: The Owner's Manual

Dr. Becker discusses the impact and importance of pets in our lives and the best way to take care of them.

Ron Waterman: Strong Faith

Ron Waterman went from an insecure little boy to a chiseled professional wrestler. This Christian body builder shares his testimony of faith.

Lincoln & Lynetta Dent: God, The Ultimate Marriage Counselor

Lincoln and Lynetta's home was a war zone, until they decided to give their lives to Christ in their apartment one night.

Should a Christian Practice Yoga?

Yoga and the martial arts are popular forms of recreation, but they often face criticism within the church at large, because of their roots in Eastern religions.