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700 Club Interactive: Team Long Brothers - May 14, 2013
Seven-year-old Cayden Long can't walk or talk. But with the help of his nine-year-old brother Conner, the two compete in triathlons together.
To Walk Again: Prayer Fuels Miracle Healing
Orphan's Promise finances a surgery that got Isaac's mother back on her feet.
No Longer Walking With a Limp
Hip pain had Esther feeling like she had needles in her joint when she heard Gordon Robertson give a word of knowledge about her ailment on The 700 Club.
Stakelbeck on Terror: In Judea, Where Israel's Biblical Forefathers Walked
First we took you to Samaria. Now we're in Judea—the other half of Israel's Biblical heartland. We visit the ancient city of Hebron—burial place of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Rebecca, Sarah and Leah. Also, Israeli Minister of Public Diplomacy ...
Stakelbeck on Terror: From Samaria, Israel's Biblical Heartland - April 9, 2013
On this week's edition of the Stakelbeck on Terror show, the world calls it the West Bank but we call it Samaria: Israel's Biblical heartland. We're on the ground in the mountains where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob walked to bring you the truth ... ...
News on The 700 Club: April 5, 2013
As seen on "The 700 Club" April 5: Gun control laws fail to slow gun rights push, Walking may be as healthful as running, and more.
Gov. Walker: GOP Must Be 'Relevant' to Win in 2016
Gov. Walker: GOP Must Be 'Relevant' to Win in 2016
Jesus Walks on Water: "The Bible" Miniseries
Jesus invites Peter to have faith amidst the tempest in this clip from "Mission", episode 7 of HISTORY's hit TV miniseries.
Bring It On-Line: Baptism of the Holy Spirit
Is it a sin for Christian restaurant owners to serve alcohol to customers? Pat, when you first received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, did you learn from walking with someone else that already had that experience? Did you have to change ...
The 700 Club - March 11, 2013
A special week of programming begins as The 700 Club encourages you to set your 'Marriage on The Rock!' Business losses pushed Erik over the edge with his alcoholism. Find out what kept his wife Mary from walking out the door.
FLEEING FOR THEIR LIVES
What's it like to leave home, walk for miles and end up in a foreign land? For the past two years, hundreds of thousands of Syrians have faced that challenge. Many are making it work with help from Christians.
Cure for Washington's Dysfunction? No Budget, No Pay!
How do you make politics more personally accountable and cure Washington's dysfunction? Former U.S. Comptroller David Walker and his group No Labels are making that happen.
Bring It On-Line: Is Yoga Wrong
Is yoga wrong? I am paralyzed on my left side from a stroke. Is it okay to ask God to help me walk on my cane a little faster and better? My sister and I disagree. She said if God is a loving God He would forgive those who got the "mark of the ...
Bring It On-Line: Overcoming Depression
I have been suffering with depression for many years. I pray, I've been prayed over, but it keeps coming back. So what in my Christian life am I doing wrong? Please tell how to pray so that I can enjoy my walk with the Lord. Why does Easter ... ...
Stakelbeck on Terror: In Judea, Where Israel's Biblical Forefathers Walked
First we took you to Samaria. Now we're in Judea—the other half of Israel's Biblical heartland. We visit the ancient city of Hebron—burial place of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, Rebecca, Sarah and Leah. Also, Israeli Minister of Public Diplomacy ...
Stakelbeck on Terror: From Samaria, Israel's Biblical Heartland
On this week's edition of the Stakelbeck on Terror show, the world calls it the West Bank but we call it Samaria: Israel's Biblical heartland. We're on the ground in the mountains where Abraham, Isaac and Jacob walked to bring you the truth ... ...
News Channel Morning Edition: January 23, 2013
On CBN News Channel Morning News, Jan. 23: Midwest, East Coast wake up to ice box temps; For Many, Roe a Painful Walk Down Memory Lane, and more.
For Many Women, Roe a Painful Walk Down Memory Lane
For Many Women, Roe a Painful Walk Down Memory Lane