his week on Wheat Among the Tares, our guest is Brother Tim Faulk of Reach International Missions, which aids and supports churches in the nation of Myanmar and other Asian countries. Our episode focuses on the "how" of the call to labor on the foreign mission field(s), and the life and labors of Eugenio Kincaid is used as an example of the Lord's moving in the hearts of men. Brother Faulk shares his personal testimony of his labors in the Philippines and Burma for over 25 years. Join us as we explore the life of the call to the foreign field...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we feature an episode from our "Those Who Gave Their Lives" archives, which spotlights the testimony of Ko-Tha-Bu, a Burmese man who was known as being ruthless, a murderer and robber. He was a man feared greatly until the preaching of missionary Eugenio Kincaide reached his heart and radically changed Ko-Tha-Bu into a fervent Christian, who became an evangelist and dear saint of God. Join us for this moving account of Ko-Tha-Bu...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we go back in our program history to focus on the subject of the types of music involved in the Contemporary Christian Movement in churches today. Our Hymns for Life host, Brad Lindsey, joins us for this discussion as to the effects on traditional hymns vs the use of CCM music, and what might be expected as an outcome to this ongoing situation...

We feature this week on Wheat Among the Tares an episode from our program archives that details the life of Brother Titus, the blind evangelist of Nepal. This man faced unbelievable odds and persecution during his ministry, but the faith of this determined saint of God overcame obstacles that only the Lord could have delivered from...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we address the recent arrests of several street preachers in Chicago and the apparent disregard by law enforcement as to the matters of free speech, and their focus on eliminating the preaching of the gospel to those who may never hear otherwise. Our guest this week is Attorney Liam Harrell of the American Center for Law & Justice, who represented these that were arrested, and provides details as to this, and other cases around the country...

This week on Wheat Among the Tares, we feature the account of Dr. M.L. Rosvally, a Jewish doctor who served at the frontlines as a field surgeon during the Civil War here in the United States in the 1860's, and how a young drummer boy, who was severely wounded, became the means by which this doctor came to know the way of salvation through the Lord Jesus Christ. A must hear testimony of the power and hand of God in both of these lives...

Join us this week on Wheat Among the Tares as we lookat the life of J. Hudson Taylor, founder of the China Inland Mission. The focus of this episode centers on two major events in the life of this missionary: learning the certainty of answered prayer and the victory of assurance in knowing that the Lord knows them who are his, and gives rest to the soul who abides in Him…Join us as we learn of how the Lord gave strength to this laborer on the mission field in China...

Our Wheat Among the Tares program for this week features a conversation with a couple that have faced, and are facing, a most difficult trial of affliction. Join us as we talk with Patrick and Kathy Martin, members of Gethsemane Baptist Church, and the current situation of lymphatic cancer that Patrick was recently diagnosed with. They both share their thoughts as to the initial news of Patrick’s cancer, the fears and questions that arose from this situation, and the help and comfort theyhave both found from the Lord in the midst of this trying time...