He wrote music for his church and his family. But now people all over the world are singing The Corner Room’s scripture-based music. Singer/songwriter Adam Wright joins the program.

Haven has partnered with Far East Broadcasting Company and Mission Eurasia since the first tank approached Kyiv.

“You have cancer.” Those words are a shock at any age, but the percentage of young people hearing them today is going up. Where do you turn when bad news comes?

What would you do if you only had a few months to live? When Andy McQuitty faced that question, he decided that instead of focusing on a to-do list, he would use his limited time to live for Christ.

When Pastor Andy McQuitty was told he had cancer, he felt hopeless and afraid. But as his health got worse, he felt God's presence magnified. Listen to Andy's story of comfort, peace, and hope.

Is there anything that can prepare your heart for those three dreaded words … “you have cancer”? Christ offers something the world cannot.

Marriage in heaven? The Bible’s answer is no … and yes! …the reality far bigger and better than we can possibly imagine.

“Submit to one another out of reverence for Christ.” Challenging yet clarifying words for a Christian marriage. But whether you’re married or single, they have profound purpose in the church today.

Flowers? Chocolate? Or both? It’s Valentine’s Day and on today's program, Charles Morris will be joined by David Wollen and his wife, Marci, as they think this unique holiday and marriage.

Do you ever wonder what the first wedding looked like? It’s safe to say it was unlike any we see today for one reason: God presided as the minister.

Is marriage a mystery? It’s certainly one of the great controversies in our culture, but it’s the Bible that tells us marriage is mysterious. The question is, “Why?”

What would you say to your loved ones if you knew it was the last time you’d see them? Jesus used his last moments to pray for those he loved.

Jesus prayed for his followers. But he also prayed for us here in the 21st century. But what exactly did he pray?

Paul called Christians to not be of the world. But Jesus sent his followers into the world. So which is it? Find out when you tune in to today's program. 

Jesus asked his Father to protect his followers. And that goes much deeper than just health and wealth. After all, he is the protector of our most precious possession: our soul.

Jesus began his prayer in John 17 by praying for himself. But this was not out of selfish motives. He had you in mind.

Is there more than one kind of joy? There must be! Because there’s one type of joy only to be found in Christ.

Does Jesus make your life better? What if following Jesus brings pain or suffering? Is it worth the cost?

It's nothing less than a holy scene. It's in heaven, holy, holy, holy. And there's someone that shows up and of course, that person is Jesus.

The Christian life. It’s not easy. Pain, suffering, even persecution, Jesus said so. But also, Jesus is our comfort and peace.

Pray without ceasing. Abide in Christ. God calls all Christians to live like this. What does it look like in real life? Charles Morris and David Wollen are joined by special guest Joni Eareckson Tada.

Can the Gospel still reach people today? The answer is yes! Join Charles Morris, David Wollen, and Danny Rojas as they wrap up the series by examining the final line that Jesus spoke in Matthew 28.

A big part of the Great Commission is teaching. And what are we to teach? To obey the Lord Jesus Christ.

What exactly did Jesus mean when he said we’re to “make disciples” in all the world? How does that work? And where do we go?

Go. Make. Teach. That’s what Jesus called his followers to do. And that’s exactly what’s happening today in Cuba.

It was Jesus who told his disciples to go and tell others that he was risen indeed.

Sometimes, it’s good to hear from someone else – like an expert on a critical topic. This couldn't be more true than when studying the Bible.

If God looks after the birds, how much more does the Good Shepherd, Jesus, look after his flock?

By faith, Abraham offered Isaac as a sacrifice. But why did God ask him to do this? And how does it point us to Jesus? Join Charles Morris and David Wollen for a Christ-centered approach to Genesis.

Every book in the Bible shows us more about our Savior. How does the book of Psalms show us more of Jesus?

The first followers of Jesus did not have the New Testament. They would have read the Old Testament. Yet, even the first followers of Jesus knew the Scriptures were all about Him.

The second greatest promise from God to His people began with David. He promised an everlasting kingdom that would last for an eternity. The fulfillment of this promise is the bedrock of our hope.

The theme of rest shows up in the Old and New Testament. Find out how Jesus is the fulfillment of this ancient promise. 

All of Scripture is about Jesus but sometimes that is hard to see in Old Testament books. One of those difficult books is, Leviticus.

Charles Morris became the fourth president and speaker of Haven nearly 25 years ago. Today, he invites you to discover what comes next — for him and the man the Lord raised up to take the microphone.

In the life of Joseph, we are given a glimpse, a shadow, of the life of Jesus. But why is it important for us to see this vision?

Jacob was at the end of his rope. Then a man came to wrestle with him in the night. Where do we see Jesus in this story?

Did Jesus really believe that all of the scriptures pointed to him? And why does it matter that you and I read the bible through the Jesus lens? Join Charles Morris for the answers.

Does the Bible ever intimidate you? Many people want to understand its message from beginning to end but find some parts confusing. Is there a way to make sense of it all? The answer is ... YES!

Jesus is more than enough to meet our every need. Even in our most desperate moments, He is able to fill us with true joy that only comes from Him.

He was the first person hidden by Corrie ten Boom and her family back in World War II. And though Hans Poley was only 18 years old, he was a Christian with conviction who stood against the Nazis.

Corrie ten Boom spent 40 years telling her story—leading thousands to faith in Christ. Hear her share how she experienced God's goodness during times of immense suffering.

After being arrested and imprisoned in a concentration camp, Corrie ten Boom was left with nothing to cling to but her faith. Find out how God sustained her during her most difficult days.

During the Holocaust, Corrie ten Boom and her family helped many Jews escape—until they were caught and taken to a concentration camp. The terrible events that followed would change Corrie's life.

“Joy to the World”—a favorite Christmas carol sung by everyone during the holiday season. But did you know it goes beyond Christ’s first advent and looks forward to that final day when He returns?

Silent Night is a Christmastime classic, but do you know where it began? And why it is still being sung 200 years after it was written?

Christmas was a very joyous time at Ashley Down Orphanage. All five houses were run by George and Mary Müller, who never solicited a donation from anyone, but only prayed to the Lord for his provision

Many of us want to be home for Christmas. But that’s not always possible. But if you know Jesus, he promises to bring you home one day.

Scrooge went from a cold-hearted person to a very generous man. And now Dickens's beloved classic is the standard of Christmas stories today. But where did the story come from?

There's something about hearing stories at Christmastime that warms our hearts, leads us to joy, and helps us remember what Christmas is all about.

One of the great themes in Scripture is of God dwelling among his people. It’s so important to God that Jesus was given the name Immanuel.

Shalom is a word for "peace" in Hebrew. But it means much more than the absence of strife and war. Shalom means completeness, wholeness, and harmony. This is what Jesus brings to us.

The world is in a scary place. Unstable economies. Terrible wars. But there is hope. The Lion of the Tribe of Judah has come.

At Christmas time we hear so many of the names of Jesus proclaimed in the songs we sing. And three that standout so clearly are Savior, Messiah, and Lord.

In the Bible, we’re told that Jesus would have many names and titles. But what are they? What do they mean? And how do they help us better understand our Lord?

When it comes to epic stories and fairy tales, the ending is often the same ... a royal wedding. This is also the case for the Bible, but not the way we might expect. Are you planning to attend?

Who are citizens of the kingdom of God? Is it just believing Jews? Or does it include believers from all around the world?

The kingdom of heaven was the central message of Jesus’ teaching. But what did he mean by this? What does the kingdom of heaven look like?

Kings usually make grand entrances. Yet when the King of Kings made his entrance into the world, it was anything but grand. And that has made all the difference.

Through Jesus’ birth, we see God’s covenant promises fulfilled. Not only was he the promised heir of King David ... he was also King Eternal.

The final book of the Old Testament, Malachi, means “My Messenger.” It’s not only the name of the prophet who wrote it, but the theme of a powerful Messianic prophecy.

Daniel was a man of visions who God used to save his people. But even more importantly than this, the prophet pointed his people to the coming King of Kings. He does the same for us today.

Isaiah prophesied that the coming Messiah would be great, glorious, and better than any king Israel ever had — just not in the way anyone expected.

Without a king, there would be no kingdom. And where the king goes, the people follow. Today we’ll look at the life of the (second) greatest king to ever rule the people of Israel: Kind David.

Joshua began leading Israel during uncertain times. The Lord promised to be with his people, but some had their doubts. This is when an unexpected ally stepped up to help preserve the Kingdom of God.

It’s one of the most famous stories in the Old Testament. By God’s instruction, it also became a holiday and a children’s story for all of Israel.

Food, family, and football. This is what many of us are looking forward to on Thanksgiving in the U.S. But this year, let’s draw our attention to something far greater … the gift of knowing Jesus.

The Old Testament offers glimpses of God’s Kingdom announced and God’s Kingdom coming later through the birth of the Messiah. Join Charles Morris he looks at signs of the Messiah in Joseph's story.

Even the finest nations and rulers fall apart over time, but the Kingdom of God endures forever. From Abraham to Jesus, the Lord keeps his covenant promises.

Tyler Van Halteren adapted Pilgrim's Progress into a fun, insightful, and easy-to-read children's book that points to Jesus around every turn. Now he's turning his attention to the Word of God.

By age 13, he was using and selling drugs. He almost ended up in jail for a long time, but the Lord intervened.

Ancient stories told in new ways. Troy & Melissa Lamberth founded Five Solas Media to produce films and podcasts that help families learn more about church history and the gospel.

While working for prestigious Lloyd’s of London, Richard Borgomon sensed a need for the gospel to be more accessible. Listen in to hear how he now uses his business acumen to draw people to the Jesus.

For one evangelical exterminator, every house call is an opportunity to share Jesus. Even after a near fatal hornet attack, he is committed to saving souls, even as he frees their home of pests.

The greatest revival you’ve never heard of is happening right now in Iran, and Lana Silk's ministry is getting to see it firsthand. Hear how God is at work in the country.

Meaningful dreams that lead to Christ are not uncommon. The Lord met the Apostle Peter in a dream three times to show him that Gentiles are not unclean. The Lord met Johnny Cash in a dream, too.

Peter is known as the disciple who denied Jesus three times. He was embarrassed and afraid, but Christ gave him another chance just before he ascended to heaven. 

Johnny Cash had fame and fortune, but he still longed for true freedom. Can anything bring us liberty in this life? Listen in for a message on how Christ sets us free.

When Saul was persecuting Jesus, no one would’ve ever believed that one day he would worship him as his Lord. Some may have thought the same of Johnny Cash.

Johnny Cash was living a dark life. A path headed toward destruction. It was a lot like a certain thief in Scripture, whose life changed in his final moments.

The story of Johnny Cash coming back to the Lord is an amazing testimony of Christ’s grace for sinners. It reminds us that Jesus loves us all and will not let his children walk away forever.

Johnny Cash descended into a cave called Nickajack because he thought he was ready to die. The Lord had other plans. Listen in to hear how Johnny found Jesus in what he thought was his grave.

Johnny Cash knew he was a sinner, but he didn’t come to his Savior until hitting rock bottom. This is the same Savior who gives you second and third chances.

Looking back on his days before Christ, Johnny Cash described himself as a “walking vision of death.” On today’s episode, hear Johnny tell in his own words how the Lord rescued him from his wild ways.

Johnny Cash sought to live a simple life, but that wasn't easy with a busy touring schedule. Find out how his Christian upbringing helped him through his darkest moments.

When a king learns of a threat to his throne, the last response anyone would expect is kindness. But that’s exactly what Kind David did with Mephibosheth. It’s also what Jesus does for sinners.

A valley filled with dry bones. Can they come back to life? What may sound like the basis for a Halloween movie is actually a Scripture passage that points to the power of God’s intervention.

The exodus is the most important event in the history of the Old Testament, and it points us straight to Jesus. It also teaches us how to approach the Lord by faith as we move through the world.

Abraham was called by the Lord to do the unthinkable. Would Abraham listen? Did he do the right thing? What would you do? Charle Morris discusses Abraham’s dilemma and the promises on today's episode.

Adam and Eve’s sin is a terrible moment in human history, but it also shows God’s mercy by pointing to Jesus. Join actor Ted Staunton on today’s broadcast to hear how he brought this story to life.

Though it may seem like God’s promises are absent, the Lord always keeps his word. No prince, ruler, or army could thwart his plans. This is so important to remember as Israel is at war with Hamas.

It’s hard to find hope when death is at your door. Whether that’s the case for you or a loved one, Psalm 61 is a short but powerful psalm that offers hope for the hopeless.

Fear is a typical part of everyday life — especially if you live in a war zone. On today’s episode, Charles Morris and Dan Sered take a look at Psalm 27 and discuss how Jesus puts our fears to rest.

Psalm 84 has one of the most famous lines in all of scripture: “Better is one day in your courts than a thousand elsewhere.” Hear how this well-known psalm can bring comfort to a hurting world.

The war in Israel continues to rage, and we in the west continue to struggle with what to do. Tune in to reflect on David’s sorrow and how it can help us pray.

The war in Israel continues to rage, and we in the west continue to struggle with what to do. Tune in to reflect on David’s sorrow and how it can help us pray.

Where does someone go when stuck in a warzone? Into the shelter of the Most High. Join Charles Morris as he talks about God’s care for his people in the midst of violence.

It’s being called the 9/11 of Israel, the Second Holocaust. As the war continues to wage in Israel and Gaza, Charles Morris meets up with a Jewish tour guide who knows Jesus.

Charles Morris is joined by Eli Birnbaum, the country director of Jews for Jesus, Israel's largest Christian ministry. Tune in as Eli shares the profound impact of the recent invasion on his family.

Esther Zadok is a pastor's wife outside of Tel Aviv. In this episode, she discusses how her church of several hundred mainly Jewish believers in Jesus are impacted by this new outbreak.

There is a fight that goes on within us. Darkness vs. Light. Who will win the day?

We know that Satan is our enemy, but where did he come from? Tune in to remember how Satan fell, and how he will be defeated.

What do we do when we face persecution? Do we take matters into our own hands?

C.S. Lewis wrote "The Screwtape Letters" as a sort of satire against Satan. Today’s episode looks at how this satire from Lewis, as well as the prophet Isaiah, can teach us profound spiritual truths.

There is good and there is evil and most times we don’t know how to cope with evil. Charles Morris is joined by producer Paul McCusker to discuss the famous C.S. Lewis book, "The Screwtape Letters."

Mary thought she had lost everything, but Christ brought her back and gave her more than she ever thought she needed.

The Disciples were confused about Jesus. But after Jesus encountered Moses and Elijah, they received more clarity into who he was.

Half a century ago a war broke out in Israel on Judaism's highest of holy days. A country was saved. But that same holiday is still being celebrated today and Christians have a link to it as well.

Jesus encountered many people in his life, often using parables to connect with them.

Should the starving go hungry and the sick remain sick on the Sabbath? The Pharisees sure thought so. But not Jesus.

When a sick woman came to Jesus, she thought healing was all she needed. She was wrong. Join Charles Morris on today's program to reflect on our great need for healing and redemption.

Jesus’ ministry began with a battle. Good and evil fought in the wilderness. Only one can come out victorious.

Praying for our children when they walk away from the faith is the number one prayer request, we get here at Haven Ministries. But how do we do that and not lose hope?

Why do we pray for our kids? Not because we’re scared, but because we’re excited for the Lord’s work in their lives.

How do we pray for our children? Where do we turn? Join Charles Morris on today’s program as we turn to find the answers in Scripture.

If you have school children in your life, you know how important it is to be praying for them right now. But sometimes it’s hard to know what to pray.

A German Jew living through both world wars, Werner Simonson led a remarkable life of survival. Hear how the Lord preserved his life and saved his soul when you listen to today’s program.

When you think of World War II, you might first imagine soldiers, tanks, fighter pilots, and even concentration camps. But what about pulpits? That’s where Paul Schneider’s story begins.

He was a minister, but his refusal to capitulate eventually led him to be a great rescuer in the second great war. Join Charles Morris to hear how Donald Caskie lived out his faith.

Trapped on a damaged submarine, the crew resigned themselves to death … until Captain Rupert Lonsdale stood up and preached the gospel. What happened next is reminiscent of Paul in Acts 27.

He looked like an average, run-of-the-mill civil servant, but Charles Fraser-Smith was anything but. Join Charles Morris to hear about the man in the background.

When Jacob DeShazer first visited Japan, he was there to drop bombs from the sky. The second time, he came armed with only the Word of God.

Henry Gerecke didn’t just minister to low-level criminals, he was a chaplain to 21 of the Nazis’ highest ranking officials. All mass murderers, all guilty of heinous crimes against humanity.

117,000 Dutch Jews were killed throughout the Holocaust. Johanna-Ruth Dobschiner was one of the few selected to live. Eventually, she gave her life over to Jesus.

He led the attack on Pearl Harbor. But after his country’s defeat in WWII, Mitsuo Fuchida was filled with hatred. Then he met Jesus and everything changed.

A lesser man would have broken. Adrift for 47 days in the Pacific, Louis Zamperini then spent the duration of World War II in a Japanese concentration camp. Determined to live, he lacked true life.

How can you be sick for years on end and still be joyful? Andrea Herzer, an author and speaker from Texas, joins the program to share about how she has been filled with the joy of the Lord.

Where do you go when you are at a crossroads? There’s only one place: the Cross of Jesus. Just ask Ben Roberts, who learned about this during a difficult time in his life.

She’s never fully had control of her muscles since the day she was born. But Sarah Wardlaw’s struggle with Cerebral Palsy has not stopped her from serving the Lord and her neighbors.

He’s a poet and he knows it. But this Cambridge scholar loves Jesus and writes poetry to help everyone rejoice in the Lord. Charles Morris is joined by world-renowned poet, Malcom Guite.

Fires raging and hurricanes swirling, unexpected disasters striking in places we never imagined. Yet, amidst the chaos, the faithful servants of the Lord stand tall.

In the midst of suffering, we need comfort. Listen in to reflect on the prophet Isaiah and the wonderful comfort we have in Christ.

It’s one of the most powerful psalms in the psalter, and its author makes it even more interesting. Join Charles Morris on today's program as he reflects on the prophecy behind a favorite phrase: be still.

Today we hear not from a prophet, but friends of a prophet. And their message is one we need to hear. Join us on the next Haven Today with Charles Morris as he examines Daniel 3.

They spoke then, but they speak now. Prophets of old with words from God. Join Charles Morris as he examines Jeremiah 9:23-24.

The Lord Almighty was the first prophet and the last. Join Charles Morris in this new series to remember the glorious promises the Lord has given us.

A heartwarming family reunion marred by an unexpected tragedy. Tune in for a harrowing story with a joyous conclusion as Charles Morris is joined by a father who helped save his son's life.

Even though polls show more young people aren’t religious today, there are still many who are putting their hope in Jesus. Meet some teenagers who’ve put their faith in the Lord on today's program.

Sometimes it seems like it comes out of nowhere. So when Neil Boron discovered his son, Zach, was hooked on opioids, he cried out to the Lord for help.

Losing a child to a drug overdose may be one of the most difficult losses to endure. Charles and Janet Morris still mourn the loss of their son but rejoice in the truth that God is a very present help

Twenty years ago, Charles Morris lost his son, Jeff. He died of a drug overdose but in the last few weeks of his life, he was coming to church.

What do we gain from Jesus’ resurrection? Salvation from sin and death. Join Charles Morris as he concludes the series by looking at the Easter hymn Christ the Lord is Risen Today.

Moses once asked to see God’s glory. He should have died. What protected him? Join Charles Morris as he meditates on the hymn Rock of Ages.

One day every knee will bow before King Jesus. Will you bow as a believer or as a rebel?

It is a mainstay for any hymn-singing church and was written by one of the most famous Christians ever. Join Charles Morris to reflect on A Mighty Fortress, written by Martin Luther.

It’s one of the most famous hymns ever written, and it was inspired by a thunderstorm. Tune in to hear the true story of this great hymn.

It was written by a blind woman, but it invites everyone to look to Jesus with “visions of rapture.” Learn more about the great hymn, Blessed Assurance, on today's program.

Are we all alone during trials and tribulations? Join Charles Morris as he shares how God is with us during good times and bad.