• What is faith, why does God require it rather than something else and how do you know you have it? Don addresses those questions and more in this sermon.

• Why does God give us all those rules? Don's answer may surprise you.

• We've heard a lot about how unprepared everyone was for Hurricane Katrina and the 9-11 attacks. There is an even more important event coming that we need to be ready for: The return of Jesus. Don explains that this event is more like a terrorist attack than a hurricane and we should prepare accordingly. Find out what that means in this talk.

(The September 10 show was a rebroadcast of "The Peril of False Assurance." You can find a link for that sermon below.)

• Brandon sheds some light on the reasons God gave the Ten Commandments.

• Brandon reveals how Satan always uses the same strategy to try and bring down the children of God.

• Brandon explains the relationship between the Feast of Weeks (Shavuot), the giving of the law on Mount Sinai and the outpouring of the Holy Spirit in Acts 2.

(Our programs during the summer have been re-broadcasts of earlier shows.)

• What should you look for in religion? Inspiration? Morals? Comfort? Don explains that the only thing worth pursuing is truth and then he gives some suggestions about where to find it.

• The story of David and Goliath is about much more than God defeating the giants in your life. As Brandon explains, it is a theological battle.

• Are you ready to meet God? Don explains some things to be aware of before that happens.

(Our May shows were re-broadcasts. The sermons heard in May are linked below.)

• What is God most concerned about? Find out in this message.

• Would you expect to receive all the rewards that go with winning the Tour de France without actually taking part in the race? Then why do so many people think they will receive the biggest prize of all, Heaven, without ever having taken part in that race?

• Jesus says that the only people who will ultimately receive mercy from God are those who are merciful towards others. Can that be right? Is there a loophole somewhere? Don explains just how serious Jesus is.

• Does God really care if we live holy lives? Are the beatitudes only for super-Christians? Find out in this sermon.

• Our culture considers meekness to be equivalent with weakness. As Don explains, the reality of the situation is exactly the opposite.

• Everybody's chasing after the good life. Unfortunately, many of us are completely wrong about what it looks like. Don shares Jesus' take on the subject in this message, which is part one of four in a series on the Beatitudes.

• Don showed this graph to illustrate the sermon. You may find it helpful as you listen.

• The problem of a God who allows pain and suffering has been called the only theological topic worth discussing. How can we trust that God is good when bad things happen? Here Don explains how we can praise God, even when life sucks.

• How do our images of success compare with God's? In this sermon on the life of Stephen, Don contrasts worldly notions of success with what we find in the Bible.

• Polls show that over 90 percent of Americans think they are going to go to Heaven when they die. Don explains why he thinks a large percentage of these people are wrong.

• Churches commonly treat Jesus as a product by "selling" Him to seekers. This sermon from John 20 critiques that trend.

• You might have heard that the number one thing to know about God is that He loves you. Don doesn't think so.

• Many people become Christians and start out very excited and energetic, but soon lose that fire and revert to a mediocre life. This sermon gives the reasons (and an antidote) for that phenomenon.

• Ever wondered what Heaven will be like? Do you have a sneaking suspicion that you might not like it? Do you have visions of being stuck in a boring church service or strumming a harp while floating on a cloud for the rest of eternity? This sermon is for you.

• What does Winston Churchill have in common with Jesus? Find out in this sermon.

• Why did God create the universe? Why did He send Jesus to redeem a fallen planet? Majority opinion would suggest that it was motivated by His love for humans, but, as Don explains, there is more to the story than that.

• Even in an age of unparalleled affluence, people are not content. They are living empty and meaningless, always on the hunt for something more. All the while, as Don explains, the answer to their quest is right in front of their face.

Many movie reviewers have taken issue with the theology of The Chronicles of Narnia. Don discusses whether or not Aslan can properly be understood as a picture of Jesus.

• Looking for a New Year's resolution? Don suggests that we learn what the Bible really means when it talks about love. (Here is a hint: It has almost nothing to do with emotion.)

• Don argues that Jesus was probably born in the fall, during the Jewish Festival of Tabernacles, and explains why this is so significant to us today.

• Johnny Cash: sinner, saint or both?  Don talks about what we can learn from the great singer's life.

(This program was not broadcast in the Los Angeles market. The Christmas show that aired on KKLA will be posted on this site next week as it airs next Sunday in the rest of the country.)

• Don discusses the notion that beliefs and doctrine are irrelevant and unnecessary in religion.

• Is mankind's problem really low self-esteem? Are we basically good? Satan would like you to think so, but as Don explains,that is not the biblical position.

• We may not often talk about it using these words, but, as Don explains, the major reason people don't develop the radical faith fund in the Bible is that they don't believe God is actually good. This message is also called "How to Develop Radical Faith."

• Don taught last week that "good works" won't get you into Heaven, but does being "saved by grace" mean that you can just ride your easy chair through life, not doing anything? Nope.

• Many people approach life as if they are going to show up at the pearly gates, hand God a list of good deeds they have done and be welcomed into Heaven. Don shows from scripture what a mistaken notion this is.

• Ever wondered whatever happened to sin? It's not talked about much anymore, mostly because nobody thinks it is of any consequence. Don disagrees.