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Red Words and Every Word

09th November 2017
Roger Meyer


Many people have a “red letter” edition of the Bible, which prints in red ink the words spoken by Jesus. But even with Jesus’ words printed in red to draw attention to them, some seem to misunderstand the things Christ actually said and taught.

A “red letter” edition of the New Testament of the Bible was first printed in 1899, the idea of Louis Klopsch, editor of a British weekly magazine called The Christian Herald. A red letter edition of the whole Bible followed in 1901.

The Miracle of Life

Current Air Date 29th August 2019
Gerald E. Weston

If there is one subject many politicians want to avoid, it’s abortion, because it is a contentious issue with deep emotions on both sides. For politicians, it’s a no one situation as no matter which side one comes down on, it will alienate a large segment of the voters. But the subject of abortion is really not about votes. It’s about life and death.

What If I Ruled The World?

Current Air Date 6th January 2022
Gerald E. Weston

What kind of a place would it be if you or I ruled the world? Would it be a world without war, a world without poverty, a world based on fair standards where everyone lives at peace with his neighbor and there is prosperity for all? Such a world is possible and is coming. Learn how!

Bigger Than The Game

Current Air Date 1st July 2021
Gerald E. Weston

Sandy Koufax was arguably the best left handed pitcher in major league baseball history. As many older fans know, he is also famous for something he did off the field. October 6, 1965 was the first day of the World Series and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ best pitcher was a no show. Why?

A Fish Story

19th February 2022
J. Davy Crockett III


Everybody loves a fish story. Somehow, such stories often grow with the telling, stretching the truth and straining all credulity. Listeners respond with laughter and knowing nods as they express their doubts about the fisherman’s tale.

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