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Approximately 1 in 10 American couples struggle with infertility during their lifetime and approximately 1 in 5 American pregnancies will end in miscarriage. Despite the staggering statistics, infertility is rarely discussed and many families struggle internally on a daily basis with these heartbreaking, unaddressed wounds. That’s why Chelsea Sobolik decided to share her own journey with childlessness in her new ...

Hallmark Channel’s When Calls The Heart is a hit among families of faith, but as executive producer Brian Bird tells us in today’s edition of Entertainment Spotlight, it easily could have died before it started. The story of schoolteacher Elizabeth Thatcher and the people of Coal Valley was being made into a movie a decade ago but the 2008 financial ...

Jesus told us not to worry about the future, but very few of us are good at following his command. We worry about our finances. We worry about our family. We even worry about the weather. A new study guide by author and Bible teacher Laura Dingman seeks to help women live worry-free lives. It’s called This I Know: Trusting Your Unknown Future To A Known God (Moody), and it takes readers on a journey through Scripture to discover practical ways to change the way you look at life.

A 68-year-old man sets a motorcycle record. Pancakes are made in public for the first time. And Edward Bellamy – the author of a major book on socialism – is born. It all happened the week of March 25, and it’s all discussed on this week’s edition of Providential History. March 25 One Direction, motorcycle speed record, homeschoolers lose major ...

Do violent images on television and in movies impact our children? Melissa Henson of the Parents Television Council says they do – and that the data proving that is overwhelming. Henson is this week’s guest on Words of Wisdom, as she joins us to discuss a new PTC study that showed violence on broadcast television has actually increased since the ...

If you’ve watched the television hit Downton Abbey, then you’ve seen James Faulkner in action – as Lord Sinderby, Rose Aldridge’s father-in-law. But as Faulkner himself will tell you, nothing compares to the role he plays in his latest film, Paul: Apostle of Christ, which opens Friday (March 23) nationwide. Faulkner plays the lead role of Paul, who in the film is sitting in a Roman prison and awaiting execution. Faulkner is this week’s guest on Entertainment Spotlight.

The opera Faust premiered. The first college basketball game was played. And a landmark in the history of homeschooling took place. It all happened the week of March 18 – and it’s all discussed on this week’s edition of Providential History.   March 18 William Henry Monk, soccer, John Cawood. https://s3.amazonaws.com/heirloomaudio/LTAClub/Podcasts/ProvidentialHistory/March2018/Providential_03-18-18.mp3   March 19 Faust, the first college basketball game, ...

On March 19, a documentary that affirms a biblical worldview will show in theaters, for one night only. Called "The Riot and the Dance," it is hosted by Dr. Gordon Wilson, an animal and nature lover who also is senior fellow of natural history at New Saint Andrews College in Moscow, Idaho.

I Can Only Image remains one of the most popular songs in Christian contemporary music history, and this Friday (March 16) a movie by the same name will reveal the story behind the lyrics. On this week’s edition of Words of Wisdom, we speak with filmmaker Kevin Downes, a producer behind the movie I Can Only Imagine.

Paul McCartney was knighted. The first public basketball game was held. And Giovanni de Medici becomes Pope Leo X. It all happened the week of March 11, and it’s all discussed on this week’s edition of Providential History.