Our Wheat Among the Tares episode this week features the account of missionary Allen Francis Gardiner, a former British naval officer who became a missionary that went to the far reaches of the world for the Lord Jesus Christ. His life ended in the islands of Tierra Del Fuego (Island of Fire) in the extreme southern portion of South America. Join us as we describe the details surrounding this man and his mission team that perished while trying to reach the “unreached” of this pagan land...

Join us for this Independence Day broadcast as we celebrate the liberties that God has blessed our nation with… Pastor Steve Williamson and church historian and former pastor Karl Baker discuss the influence of the Bible and the preaching of God's word into the founding of our great nation. The need to understand our history is paramount in the maintaining of the liberties we have, that the word of God might have the preeminence in the lives of men…

We step back in history on this week’s program of Wheat Among the Tares, to learn about a missionary that served in the nation of Brazil in the late 1800’s and early 1900’s. His name – Solomon Ginsburg, a converted Jew from the nation of Poland, who came to know the Lord Jesus Christ, and took this knowledge to the cites and villages of Brazil. His determination to stand against formalized religion and preach the truth of God’s word brought much persecution and harm – join us for the story of Solomon Ginsburg…

Our conversation on Wheat Among the Tares for this episode, we talk with Pastor Adrian Hendricks, Heritage Baptist Church of Bengaluru India. Our discussion focuses on the recent election results in India, and the impact that these results might have on the Christians of India, along with Pastor Hendrick's thoughts as to the Lord's way in answering prayer...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guest is Brother Tim Faulk, of Reach International Missions. He provides an update as to the status of national pastors in the country of Myanmar (Burma) and the current military’s operations against the churches in the country, specifically in the Christian (Baptist) churches of northern Myanmar. He also addresses the needs of orphanages started by these Baptist churches as result of the war...

We go back in time this week on Wheat Among the Tares, to find out about one who, "Gave Their Lives for the Lord”. Our episode features the life of Missionary John Geddie, born in Scotland and who pioneered the gospel in the New Hebrides Islands (present day Vanuatu) on the island of Aneiteum in the year 1848. This island, along with others in the South Seas, were filled with cannibalistic natives and had no “light of the word of God”. Listen to how the Lord sent and guided this man and his family in their ministry to these that needed the salvation of God...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, Mr. Benjamin John of Christian Concern, a Christian advocacy ministry based in London England, joins us. Biblical principles are under great attack in the United Kingdom, and Mr. John provides us with details surrounding a number of cases that are affecting Christians in their country, including the policing of silent prayer…

Our guest this week on Wheat Among the Tares is Dr. David Gibbs of the Christian Law Association (www.christianlaw.org), who provides several updates of concern to Christians here in America. We focus first on the FACE Act (Freedom (of) Access (to) Clinic Entrances), under which there have been several groups recently convicted of violating this act in the Nashville TN area, and are facing prison sentences. We also discuss the recent state Supreme Court abortion rulings in Florida and Arizona along with potential legislation that would affect home schools, particularly an emphasis on “home wellness” visits that could encroach into private homes.