This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we journey back to the years of the mid-1800’s to learn about the missionary efforts of John Geddie, who gave himself to go the islands of the South Pacific. Join us as we learn of the hardships and challenges he faced in order to take the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ to a forgotten people who lived in utter spiritual darkness, a people that needed the light of the Gospel…

Join us this week on Wheat Anong the Tares as we feature the true testimony of Loi Le, a descendant of North Vietnamese parents, who fled their country to seek refuge from the communist rule of North Vietnam on the 1980’s. Brother Le provides amazing details as to their lives, theireventual escape through the providence of God that brought them ultimately to the United States for asylum. At the heart of this story is how the mercies of God provided Loi and several of his siblings with the opportunity to hear thegospel of the Lord Jesus Christ, and come to know the true and living God...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we remember our country’s founding, and the “why “ of the blessings we have from the Lord. Pastor Steve Williamson and Brother Karl Baker, our church historian, joins us to discuss the reasons of America’s greatness, and what we must do to maintain the good hand of the Lord upon our land…

“The devil has seldom done a more clever thing, than hinting to the Church that part of their mission is to provide entertainment for the people, with a view to winning them…” This quote is cited from a pastor, who is well known – butfrom when and where? Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we focus with our guest, Brad Lindsey (Hymns for Life) on the subject of the influence of CCM (Christian Contemporary Music) in and upon the churches on the present day, and find out who made this most interesting statement...

This week as we bring back one of our programs that features the account of an atheist that came to know the truth about God, and the salvation that is through the Lord Jesus Christ. Join us as we listen to Pastor Eric Klerk, Pastor of Shepherds Grace Baptist Church in Sandpoint Idaho, describe how this man, Charles Glock, came from atheism, philosophy and skepticism to know the Lord, through the kind and consistent efforts of Pastor Eric by means of a weekly Bible study in the retirement home where this man resided.

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we return to our program archives to feature the life and testimony of George Muller of Bristol England. This ordinary man, through faith and trust in the Lord God, fostered a testimony that God hears prayer, and built a series of orphanages in the 1800’s that are still in operation today. Join us for this most unusual story...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guest, Missionary Danny Kessler, shares his story about a recent event in the life of his family (his daughter specifically) that brought about a deep trial of faith in their lives. Join us as Brother Kessler describes the events and his thoughts as he and his family went through the depths of this trial that involved both physical and emotional involvement, and the answer(s) to their prayers of the Lord’s sustaining grace…

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we go to the life of John Bunyan (author of The Pilgrims Progress) and his time spent before the magistrates of England, and the details of his court proceedings. This episode provides us with the additional details of his initial court hearing in November of 1660, which conveys the pressures and persecution Mr. Bunyan endured during his 12 years in prison…