We all understand the importance of water for survival. In fact, next to air, water is the most important substance for life. … read more

TWR currently broadcasts from a high-powered transmitter into several West African countries, but we don't cover all of Nigeria which is the most… read more

Some of Western civilization’s greatest works of art are housed in the Vatican Museums. Museum benefactors say that part of their mission is to… read more

Many Americans will never forget the newscast from Washington, D.C., after an Air Florida plane crashed into the Potomac River in 1982. Millions… read more

There is a myth in Christianity that I often hear people say. Maybe you have even said it yourself— “God will not put more on me than I… read more

At the turn of the twentieth century, Sir George Adam Smith, a prominent British visitor to the Syrian hills, watched with fascination one evening as… read more

In a million lifetimes, we cannot do anything for our salvation—it is God’s gift, totally undeserved. This is why no one can brag or… read more

The rich man had allowed his wealth to create a false sense of security and self-sufficiency (see Matthew 19:16-30). He relied on his money more than… read more

There is tension afoot in our world today. Really, it has existed from the moment mankind sinned in the Garden of Eden. This tension develops from… read more

Some people say that the natural response to salvation by grace alone is something like this: “Now that I am saved by grace, I can break every… read more

Are you a Marvel or a DC fan? … read more

Adam and Eve owned up to their sin, and they regretted the break in their relationship with God. However, this was not true for their son Cain. … read more

If you have followed me on social media for a while, you know that I have a weekly segment called Thursday Theology, where I provide quotes from… read more

The very first lesson in history on grace was the animal sacrificed to atone for Adam and Eve’s sin—here the innocent first died for the… read more

The word testament means “covenant.” So when you read the New Testament, you are actually reading about the New Covenant. When Jesus was… read more

Grace has been defined as the second chance we did not expect. … read more

A group of young men was meeting by a river. During their usual horseplay, one of the men fell into the water. Immediately, this fellow began to… read more

Jesus closes His beatitudes with a double blessing: “Blessed . . . blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness” (see Matthew… read more