Two for Tuesday

This week Lori Snyder shares some keys to the Kingdom of God that affect both our relationship with God and our relationships with other people. Join host Chris Cree as he and Lori explore the Kingdom of God and how we can be a part of releasing the Kingdom to the hurting world around us….

God intends for every believer to live a purposeful life of meaning. But how do we know what purpose God has for us? On our Two for Tuesday broadcast this week, host Chris Cree talks with Shawn McKay about how each of us can discover that purpose God intends to uniquely fulfill each of us….

Sometimes, as believers, the way we do things can change over time, even though the truth of the gospel remains unchanging. On our Two for Tuesday broadcast this week, Leesa Hamilton joins host Chris Cree to talk about how we come together as a local body of Christ, and ways that might be changing.

Join Chris for our Two for Tuesday broadcast this week as he hosts guest Byron Hamilton who will share some powerful truths from the four Gospels. You will have a very biased view of any situation if you only have one witness. The more testimonials you can gather from eye-witnesses, the more accurate…

God has a very different view of love than the world does. Join us for our Two for Tuesday broadcast this week as Chris hosts Chance Galloway, who will share about two radically different kinds of love.

In our Two for Tuesday broadcast this week, guest Byron Hamilton shares God’s secret for success in the Kingdom of God. Join us as Byron shows us what that success looks like in the lives of people in both the Old and New Testaments.

On this week’s Two for Tuesday broadcast, Chris will be speaking with Lori Snyder about how we can express the Kingdom of God and release it to the world around us. Our identity has a huge part to play in the process.

On our inaugural Two for Tuesday broadcast, Teresa Houghteling joins host Chris Cree to talk about the answer to what is perhaps the most common question believers have today. The solution to this problem is simpler than you might think.