This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we return to our archives of the programs we designated as, “Those That Gave Their Lives”, and we feature the history of a martyr in England, Anne Askew. This saint of God was martyred in the year 1546 for her faith and stand against the state church of England. Join us for this most unusual account of one who, “gave her life” for the Lord Jesus Christ, and whose death was, “precious in the sight of the Lord”…

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as our church historian, Bro. Karl Baker, joins us as we continue to focus on the history and teachings of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Brother Baker brings the doctrinal tenets of the Jehovah’s Witnesses to light in comparison with the what the Bible says in the scriptures, and discusses the errors present in the beliefs of this world-wide denomination. Join us for Part 3, the final episode, of this three-part series...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as our church historian, Bro. Karl Baker, joins us for Part 2 of our discussion of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Brother Baker, in this episode, focuses on the doctrine(s) of the Jehovah’s Witnesses and compares their teachings with the scriptures, using their published beliefs and the authority of the Holy Bible, KJV 1611...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as our church historian, Bro. Karl Baker, joins us as we focus on the history and teachings of the Jehovah's Witnesses. Brother Baker brings the doctrinal tenets of Charles Russell, founder of this movement to light in comparison with the scriptures, and discusses the errors present in the beliefs of this world-wide denomination...

Our Wheat Among the Tares guest this week is Tim Faulk of Reach International Ministries. In this episode, Brother Faulk provides us with a detailed review of the evangelization efforts recently conducted in a number of areas in the nation of Myanmar. Presently, Myanmar is under military rule and persecution against Christians had continued to increase since 2021. However, God’s word and work continues to go forth. Trust this episode of Wheat Among the Tares will stir you to pray for our brethren...

Our Wheat Among the Tares program on this New Year’s Day reaches back into our archives to bring you the story of a pioneer missionary to the New Hebrides islands of the South Pacific – John G. Paton. This man was one of the first to set foot in the Hebrides for the Lord Jesus Christ among known cannibals – listen in for this timeless story of a man who, “laid down his life for the Lord”…

Join us with our host, Brad Lindsey, as he details the histories of some of the most well-known Christmas carols...and the need of preserving these beloved hymns...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guest is Lee Cadenhead, missionary/pastor of Cornerstone Bible Baptist Church in Mutare, Zimbabwe (Africa). Pastor Cadenhead joins us to provide an update regarding the ministry that began 2+ years ago, and shares the history of his call to the foreign field, along with details as to answered prayer and the future of the ministry efforts...