Pivoting to Make a Difference – Jurel & Lindsey Bennett
This week Jurel and Lindsey Bennett join us to talk about how their teaching professions and COVID led them to start the Discovery Learning Center in Tamuning.
Walk Honestly
Disciples who live with the words of Romans 13 in mind can have a genuine ministry. It quotes Old Testament commands and provides New Testament explanations.
Young Pros 2024
Pastor Jake Schnoor is joined by a few members of his Young Pros group from Harvest Baptist Church this week. Get to know their names and stories by downloading.
The Gospel
We find good news in 1 Corinthians 15! This is one of our best descriptions of the gospel in the New Testament. And we'll take a closer look today.
Registering to Vote with Special Guest Thelma Hechanova
This week Thelma Hechanova joins us to talk about being a volunteer voter registrar, and how to register to vote before the upcoming November 5th election.
In Due Time
Disciples of Christ often talk about peace and rejoicing. Today's passage talks about both in the context of tribulation, which means pressing or distress.
Wolf and Caitlyn Kueckelhan
The Navy brought Wolf and Caitlyn Kueckelhan to Guam. Guest host Pastor Jared Baldwin discusses their lives before and after the move this week.
Learning About Therapeutic Foster Care – David Sombrado & Lynette Arriola
This week David Sombrado & Lynette Arriola joined us to talk about how therapeutic foster care provides special care to children that need extra help or care.
Frank and Jane Borja
Frank and Jane Borja spent some time in the studio with Pastor Walton this week, discussing how they came to know Christ and began serving Him.
Starting out right with Hope Fahoyelmarey
Early Elementary Principal at Harvest Christian Academy Hope Fahoyelmarey joined Pastor Jared this week to discuss her ministry in education.
Chris Anderson
Pastor Chris Anderson was our special guest speaker this year at Summit Meetings. He joins Pastor Walton today to discuss missions, music, and discipleship.
Humble Yourselves
Readers of James 4 and 1 Peter 5 are confronted with a counter-cultural command. They tell us to humble ourselves; reject our own way and submit to God.
