Program Guide

Paid programming on WFIL

Focus on the Family Radio Theatre is more than storytelling – and much more than a mere audiobook. It’s a cast of internationally acclaimed actors, performing award-winning audio dramas that are produced and mixed in dynamic cinema-quality sound design. Movies that play on the biggest screen of all… your imagination!

The New Wildwood Library is nearly completed and Miss Harbor's class has been given the honor of making something to go on permanent display. Ned knows just the thing and sets off to create his masterpiece. But his foolish pride and anger put the project and his life in jeopardy! Can his friends . . .

Bernard Walton and the gang at Whit’s End create a new television variety show.

Tune into Gospel of Grace, hosted by Dr. Anthony W. Hurst, Senior Pastor of Gospel of Grace Ministries. Dr. Hurst is also teaches at Eastern and Cairn Universities. Be encouraged and renewed by God’s wonderful grace.

Having a good relationship with your siblings, plus understanding your conflict style, and finding hope after losing a parent.Featured musical artist:   David Dunn Roundtable: Getting Along With Your SiblingsYour siblings will always be part of your story, even when you’re an adult. Learning to . . .

From family to faith to the latest in the public square, “The Christian Outlook” draws from the best material to bring you a program you won’t want to miss.

Focus on the Family presents Weekend - the magazine show packed full of fun tips and great advice for families caught in the fast lane of life.

Lincoln Radio Journal is a statewide public affairs program airing on over 90 stations. Founded in 1993, the mission of the Lincoln Institute is: "To promote the ideals of free market economics, individual liberty, and limited government through the conduct of public opinion research and related educational programs."

How do you respond when someone offers their personal opinion? Sometimes we get offended. But in reality, the unwanted feedback we get from others can have the potential to make us great! Dr. Robert Jeffress shares what Solomon said about receiving counsel, even when it’s offered by someone we . . .