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This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we feature one of our programs in the series, "Those Who Gave Their Lives". We focus on the account of the martyrdom of Anne Askew, one of only two women that were tortured in the Tower of London in the days of Henry VIII, and eventually was burned at the stake in Smithfield in July 1546 at the age of 25 years old. Join us for the story of this remarkable woman and her faith...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we address the current topic of Parental Rights that is at the forefront of legal litigation and cultural division. Mr. Daniel Schmid, Associate Vice President of Legal Affairs with Liberty Counsel, joins us to discuss the most recent Department of Justice guidance memo as to expanding the protections of Parental Rights and Religious Autonomy of the family. If you are a parent, grandparent or legal guardian, you will want to join us...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, join us as we go back in Christian missions' history to the Pacific Ocean area of the Society Islands and modern-day Tahiti, and the missionary labors of Henry Nott, the bricklayer missionary to the darkened world of the South Seas. The story of this man's incredible faith and persistence in preaching God's word in the face of disappointments and extreme hardships, would finally result in the deliverance of many darkened souls to the light of the Gospel...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guest is Chris Shull, missionary to the nation of Greenland, where he and his family have been serving for 19 years. This episode will focus on the boat ministry, which is an outreach of the local church in Ilulissat Greenland. Brother Shull describes the history of this ministry, and the inherent dangers associated with trying to reach the coastal villages of western Greenland with the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we conclude our two-part series focusing on the history and teachings of the Seventh Day Adventist denomination. Join us as we talk with our church history historian, Karl Baker, regarding the doctrines propagated by this denomination, and how its teachings compare with the scriptures...

Join us this week for a special Independence Day program that spotlights the "Black Robe Regiment", here on Wheat Among the Tares. The term “Black Robe Regiment” was coined by the British to describe clergymen who wore black robes and actively supported the Patriot cause during the American Revolution, rather than a literal military unit. An interesting history of the inspiration that birthed the United States of America...

This week on "Wheat Among the Tares", we begin a two-part series focusing on the history and teachings of the Seventh Day Adventist denomination. Join our host, Blake Lindsey, and our church history historian, Karl Baker, as we delve into the details surrounding this movement, and how its teachings compare with the scriptures of the word of God...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we have as our guests Rey and Julie Villarreal, missionaries to the nation of Mexico for 35 years. Join us as they describe some of the challenges and victories they have experienced during the course of their ministry, which has resulted in many coming to know the Lord Jesus Christ and deliverance from religion...their story is amazing...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we are featuring a program that tells the story of a young man and the history of his parents who fled the communist regime of North Vietnam, and placed their lives in jeopardy on the open seas of the Pacific to escape...a truly amazing account of the providential hand of God...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we bring you Part 2 of the story of Pastor Meredith Sears of Coastal Light Baptist Church located in Charleston SC. His story involves a tragedy that completely altered his life but brought about a depth of God's grace that carried him through this event and the response of God's people as result of this event...