Program Guide

Allen Jackson Ministries is the media ministry of World Outreach Church (WOC). As part of the church, our goal is to help people become more fully-devoted followers of Jesus Christ through television, radio, the Internet, books, and more.

In 2 Samuel 11, Uriah the Hittite proved to have more integrity and faith in God while drunk than David, the King of Israel, had while sober. How could it be? Explore the story with Pastor Chuck Swindoll who draws out timeless truths about integrity, loyalty, hypocrisy, and treachery and how they . . .

Isolation. Loneliness. Shame. These words describe what many special-needs families experience from day to day. Sandra Peoples will share her personal stories of a sister born with Down syndrome and a son with autism. Hope for families and encouragement for the church.

Calvary Chapel of Philadelphia began in 1981 when Pastor Joe Focht started a small Bible study. With a strong emphasis on teaching God’s Word verse by verse, the church has grown to minister to 12,000. “Straight from the Heart” is Pastor Focht's . . .

When you see a need, do you immediately volunteer to help? Or do you wait to be asked? Dr. David Jeremiah says the church needs both kinds of helpers, as long as they have the genuine heart of a servant. 

If you or someone you know has been injured by emotional or physical abuse, healing is available. There is no easy road to recovery, but spiritual healing awaits beginning with a relationship with Jesus Christ. Charles Stanley will explain how only God can restore the health of those who have been . . .

A church will be like those who attend it. Churches are supposed to be alive and vibrant, as opposed to the dark forces that surround it. But, when Jesus is no longer the counselor, and no longer consulted, the church will not survive.

The Parable of the Prodigal Son is one of the most famous stories in all of Scripture—and it closely mirrors a historic event that took place thousands of years earlier. Today on Pathway to Victory, Dr. Robert Jeffress looks at the dramatic moment when Joseph’s brothers traveled to Egypt to face . . .