On-Air the Week of January 5-9 What does it really mean to find Jesus in the Old Testament? Does every book of the Hebrew Scriptures point to Him in some way? Respected author Nancy Guthrie joins David Wollen to talk about the many ways we can see Jesus in Scripture prior to His incarnation. This special Haven Today series called […]

Monday, January 12, 2026 A Hell of a Message It’s a word often avoided in polite company, but it represents a truth that can’t be ignored. Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie reacquaints us with the reality of hell. It’s a candid discussion of the judgment that awaits unbelievers. Important insight coming Monday […]

On-Air the Week of January 19-23 Most Christians would love to know more of God’s Word by heart. Yet many believers are not sure how to go about it. Turns out, the Bible shows us how people in Bible times memorized Scripture. Join David Wollen with special guest Dr. Kenneth Berding on a new Haven Today series called “Knowing the […]

Monday, January 26, 2026 How to Fight the Spiritual Battle When you’re in a war, you can’t just say, “I don’t wanna do this anymore.” They have a word for that: surrender! Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie says, we’re in a spiritual war, and we need to fight to win! He’ll explain […]

On-Air the Week of January 26-30 It’s possibly the most common pain point among Christians everywhere: a loved one, often a child, who has walked away from Jesus. This is hard for parents to discuss publicly, which is partly why this topic will be tackled on Haven Today. David Wollen invites listeners to join him for a series called […]

Monday, February 2, 2026 The Gospel for Busy People We live in a fast-paced, frenetic culture. How can we communicate the Good News of the Gospel in the midst of the commotion? Monday on A NEW BEGINNING, Pastor Greg Laurie answers that question. It’s the launch of his new series, The Gospel for Busy People. […]

On-Air the Week of February 2-6 He was known for his bold preaching and love for the Gospel. But he was also open about his physical and emotional suffering. So how was Charles Spurgeon able to keep his eyes on Jesus? Join David Wollen for an encouraging Haven Today series with Dr. Geoffrey Chang called "Spurgeon’s Greatest Comfort."

On-Air the Week of February 9-13 The world is full of comforts, many of them good things God created for us to enjoy. But there is only one great comfort with the load-bearing strength to see us through this life and into the next. Join David Wollen on a Haven Today series called “Our Only Comfort in Life and Death.”