Program Guide

Assemblies of Yahweh is a nonprofit religious organization with its International Headquarters located at Bethel, Pennsylvania.

Listen to “Doctrine for Life” to hear preaching that, by God’s grace, aims to be biblical in its exposition of God’s Word, doctrinal in its clear explanation of Reformed teachings, experiential in its call for a heart-response to God, and practical in its applications to real life.

Tune in to this edition of “Bible Answers Live,” as the pastors answer questions about family and loved ones in Heaven. Will we see them there ? Will we be reunited ? Will Heaven be a happy place if we look for them and they are not there ? Join us as the pastors address these and many other . . .

"In Search of the Lord's Way" is a weekly national television program. Phil Sanders and Mack Lyon present Bible-based messages with issues that concern our world today.

The primary purpose of Spreading the WORD Ministry is to provide powerful, old-fashioned preaching through radio broadcasting.

Friendship with God is an exciting radio program hosted by Bible teacher Tom Cantor, who is a Jewish born again Christian, CEO, Scientist, and founder of several evangelical ministries.

Straightforward. Practical. Relevant. Those words describe the daily Bible insights you will discover on "Daybreak" with Pastor Don Sheley.

Now in his 32nd year on the air, Roland Trujillo is the host of Shedding Shackles, a ministry dedicated to helping people overcome stress, leave behind the baggage of the past, and move forward to a life of joy and purpose. Roland believes that the greatest overcomer of stress who ever lived is Jesus, and He shows us the way: seeking God with all our hearts and being patient with others. Roland has many free podcasts, video lectures, and reading resources to help you on your spiritual walk at SheddingShackles.com

Listen to “Doctrine for Life” to hear preaching that, by God’s grace, aims to be biblical in its exposition of God’s Word, doctrinal in its clear explanation of Reformed teachings, experiential in its call for a heart-response to God, and practical in its applications to real life.

Jesus gets how hard life is. He gets how violating and brutal and unjust people can be. In this message from John 18, Pastor Philip Miller walks us through Jesus’ Roman trial, noting six striking ironies. Jesus, the king, the innocent one, the Lord, and the Lamb, faced cruel suffering and . . .