There is a special gift we receive when we attend church. Can you get what it may be? You may be surprised.

Most couples who get married today have this pie-in-the-sky notion that "love, love will keep us together," as Captain and Tenille puts it. But is that all a couple needs? With divorce as common as apple pie and baseball games, it would seem that couples need a whole lot more than just love. Find out what it really takes to keep a couple together; not just together, but together and in love.

When I was a kid, I always had this picture of Jesus on the donkey with palm branches strewn everywhere the week before Easter. Something's not right with this picture. Find out what it is in this Palm Sunday Sermon.

Even Jesus' enemies recognized that Jesus was true and that he taught the way of God truthfully. What is that way, the way that even his enemies recognized was true? Find out in these next few moments. A sermon by Rev. Rob Taylor from the pulpit of St. Thomas Lutheran Church.

As Christian we are called upon to forgive others as we have been forgiven, but that is often easier said than done. From the clear word of Jesus we can learn how to forgive another and receive the healing power of Christ to come in. A sermon from the sanctuary of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, Streetsboro, OH by Rev. Rob Taylor.

Some early recordings from the golden age of gospel music and singers. Give it a try, it's good for the soul.

1. An Evening Prayer - The Browns
2. Family Bible - George Jones
3. The Great Speckled Bird - Danny Davis and the Nashville Brass
4. Most Richly Blessed - Jimmy Dean
5. Jesus, Holy My Hand - The Speer Family
6. A Perfect Day - Norma Zimmer and Jim Roberts
7. Sunday Morning - Nat Stuckey and Connie Smith
8. A Little Bit of Sunday Every Day - George Hamilton IV
9. The Family Who Prays (Never Shall Part) - Porter Wagoner and the Blackwood Brothers Quartet
10. Standing on the Promises - Tony Fontane with the Statemen Quartet and Hovie Lister
11. This Little Light of Mine - Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans
12. When the Roll is Called Up Yonder - Burl Ives and the Korean Orphan Choir

Enjoy!

Some early recordings from the golden age of gospel music and singers. Give it a try, it's good for the soul.

1. When They Ring the Golden Bells - George Beverly Shea
2. Let the Lower Lights Be Burning – George Beverly Shea
3. Lonesome Valley – Bobby Bare
4. Softly and Tenderly – Roy Rodgers and Dale Evans
5. Count Your Blessings – The Statesmen Quartet with Hovie Lister
6. Steal Away – Kenny Price
7. Shall We Gather at the River – Burl Ives
8. God Walks These Hills with Me – Don Gibson
9. Just a Closer Walk with Thee – Norma Zimmer and Jim Roberts
10. Lead, Kindly Light – The King Family
11. The Savior is Waiting – Norma Zimmer
12. The Wayfaring Stranger – Bob Dalrymple
13. Beyond the Sunset – Burl Ives
14. May God Be With You – The Anita Kerr Quartet

Enjoy!

From the question of a doubting man comes one of the greatest statements of the Bible. Jesus claims to be the way, the truth, and the life. This is a statement that most people fundamentally do not understand. Find out what Jesus meant by making such a tremendous claim about himself and the basic conceptions of Judaism.

Some early recordings from the golden age of gospel music and singers. Give it a try, it's good for the soul.

1. The Church in the Wildwood; Charley Pride
2. I Called His Name, He Took My Hand; Ray Price
3. What a Friend We Have in Jesus; Norma Zimmer and Jim Roberts
4. I Saw the Light; Norma Jean
5. He'll Understand and Say Well Done; Hank Snow
6. Rock of Ages; The King Family
7. Then I Met the Master; Dottie West
8. Child of the King; The Browns
9. Were You There? Tony Fontane
10. He Touched Me; Anita Bryant
11. May God Be With You; The Anita Kerr Quartet

Enjoy!