A.R. Bernard, pastor of the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, joins the show today. Pastor Bernard shares some of the interesting twists & turns in his testimony and how the Lord brought him to Himself. Pastor Bernard also gave a brief storyline of when & how the Lord has grown the ministry (originally named Household of Faith Ministries) over the past 40 years to its current 43,000-member level (renamed at first to the Christian Life Center to the current Christian Cultural Center). On a related note, A.R. Bernard can be heard weekdays on AM 560 WFIL from 3pm-330pm and Is scheduled to be the featured speaker at WFIL’s Pastor’s Appreciation Breakfast on April 26, 2019 (details forthcoming on wfil.com). Longtime sports reporter Les Bowen (Philadelphia Inquirer / Daily News / philly.com) also checks in with thoughts on the 2018 Eagles and storylines leading up to this weekend’s playoff game with Drew Brees & the New Orleans Saints (Sunday 01/13/19 @ 440pm). He can be followed on Twitter @LesBowen.

A.R. Bernard, pastor of the Christian Cultural Center in Brooklyn, joins the show today. Pastor Bernard shares some of the interesting twists &amp; turns in his testimony and how the Lord brought him to Himself. Pastor Bernard also gave a brief storyline of when &amp; how the Lord has grown the ministry (originally named Household of Faith Ministries) over the past 40 years to its current 43,000-member level (renamed at first to the Christian Life Center to the current Christian Cultural Center). On a related note, A.R. Bernard can be heard weekdays on AM 560 WFIL from 3pm-330pm and Is scheduled to be the featured speaker at WFIL&rsquo;s Pastor&rsquo;s Appreciation Breakfast on April 26, 2019 (details forthcoming on wfil.com). Longtime sports reporter Les Bowen (Philadelphia Inquirer / Daily News / philly.com) also checks in with thoughts on the 2018 Eagles and storylines leading up to this weekend&rsquo;s playoff game with Drew Brees &amp; the New Orleans Saints (Sunday 01/13/19 @ 440pm). He can be followed on Twitter @LesBowen.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, The Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, The Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

From the legendary WFIL studios in Philadelphia, the Tim DeMoss Show welcomes church and community leaders, artists, athletes, noted musicians and authors. Yes, it's a Philly thing but all are welcomed.

The Tim DeMoss Show Podcast

The Tim DeMoss Show aims to walk alongside believers in Jesus as they continue on their journey with Him while building bridges with those who have not yet believed, encouraging them to consider Him and put their trust in Him. Interviews with church and community leaders…artists, athletes and authors…local and national. Timely information. Weather. Sports. Contests too.

The Tim DeMoss Show aims to walk alongside believers in Jesus as they continue on their journey with Him while building bridges with those who have not yet believed, encouraging them to consider Him and put their trust in Him. Interviews with church and community leaders&hellip;artists, athletes and authors&hellip;local and national. Timely information. Weather. Sports. Contests too.

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Pastor A.R. Bernard (Christian Cultural Center) and Les Bowen (Philadelphia Inquirer)

Wayne Monbleau (long-time radio host of "Let's Talk About Jesus") joins the show today to share his journey to faith 50+ years ago, the origins of the LTAJ program, and with insight into the various prizes (including his book God Loves) you can win this month as part of LTAJ being WFIL's Ministry of the Month for February. You can enter here to win (or at wfil.com) :).

Reverend Monbleau has hosted "Let's Talk About Jesus" nearly 50 years, including the past 45 on WFIL (and previously WFIL's sister station AM 990 WZZD). You can tune in to hear it weekdays at 11:30am, Saturdays at 11am and Sundays at 6am on WFIL!

Wayne Monbleau (long-time radio host of "Let's Talk About Jesus") joins the show today to share his journey to faith 50+ years ago, the origins of the LTAJ program, and with insight into the various prizes (including his book God Loves) you can win this month as part of LTAJ being WFIL's Ministry of the Month for February. You can enter <a href="https://wfil.com/contests/win-prizes-from-lets-talk-about-jesus">here</a> to win (or at <a href="https://wfil.com/contests/win-prizes-from-lets-talk-about-jesus">wfil.com</a>) :).
Reverend Monbleau has hosted "Let's Talk About Jesus" nearly 50 years, including the past 45 on WFIL (and previously WFIL's sister station AM 990 WZZD). You can tune in to hear it weekdays at 11:30am, Saturdays at 11am and Sundays at 6am on WFIL!

Wayne Monbleau (Let's Talk About Jesus)

Demond Wilson--best-known for his role as Lamont Sanford in the 70's sitcom "Sanford & Son"-- graciously joined the program in January 2019, just a few months into the Tim DeMoss Show's existence. With his homegoing at age 79 this past weekend, we re-aired that conversation in its entirety today.

Wilson was funny, serious, godly, insightful--and kept TIm on his toes the entire time :). Wilson began by indirectly referencing the recently-missed double doink field goal attempt by former Eagle Cody Parkey (as the Birds hung on for a 16-15 playoff win v the Bears). Over the rest of the show, he shared about his acting career, comedy, Sanford & Son and his relationship with Redd Foxx, thoughts on the military (in which he served 1966-1968), his wife and their (at the time) 45-year marriage, being a father, and his faith in the Lord (as well as a project he was working on at the time).

Psalm 90:10 comes to mind initially: "The length of our days is seventy years--or eighty, if we have the strength." Even moreso, John 14:1-4 provides much hope: "Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. 2 In my Father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you. 3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am. 4 You know the way to the place where I am going."

 

Demond Wilson--best-known for his role as Lamont Sanford in the 70's sitcom "Sanford &amp; Son"-- graciously joined the program in January 2019, just a few months into the Tim DeMoss Show's existence. With his homegoing at age 79 this past weekend, we re-aired that conversation in its entirety today.
Wilson was funny, serious, godly, insightful--and kept TIm on his toes the entire time :). Wilson began by indirectly referencing the recently-missed double doink field goal attempt by former Eagle Cody Parkey (as the Birds hung on for a 16-15 playoff win v the Bears). Over the rest of the show, he shared about his acting career, comedy, Sanford &amp; Son and his relationship with Redd Foxx, thoughts on the military (in which he served 1966-1968), his wife and their (at the time) 45-year marriage, being a father, and his faith in the Lord (as well as a project he was working on at the time).
Psalm 90:10 comes to mind initially: "The length of our days is seventy years--or eighty, if we have the strength." Even moreso, John 14:1-4 provides much hope: "Do not let your hearts be troubled. Trust in God; trust also in me. 2 In my Father's house are many rooms; if it were not so, I would have told you. I am going there to prepare a place for you. 3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am. 4 You know the way to the place where I am going."
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Demond Wilson (Sanford & Son) (TDS Archive)

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker with Detroit, Philadelphia & Dallas and longtime sports broadcaster) checks in to talk playoff football, the Eagles, faith and family including getting pelted with snow by his 4-year old grandson :).

Dr. Zahi Hawass (world-renowned Egyptologist and "real-life Indiana Jones") Zooms in regarding the new documentary "The Man With The Hat" which chronicles both ancient Egypt and his life and work.

Sports clip:
Rick Tocchet (Philadelphia Flyers head coach) (Flyers YouTube page)
Nick Nurse (Philadelphia 76ers head coach) (76ers PR)

Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker with Detroit, Philadelphia &amp; Dallas and longtime sports broadcaster) checks in to talk playoff football, the Eagles, faith and family including getting pelted with snow by his 4-year old grandson :).
Dr. Zahi Hawass (world-renowned Egyptologist and "real-life Indiana Jones") Zooms in regarding the new documentary "The Man With The Hat" which chronicles both ancient Egypt and his life and work.
Sports clip: Rick Tocchet (Philadelphia Flyers head coach) (Flyers YouTube page) Nick Nurse (Philadelphia 76ers head coach) (76ers PR)

Dr. Zahi Hawass (Egyptologist & "real-life Indiana Jones") & Garry "G" Cobb (former NFL linebacker & longtime sports broadcaster)

Pastor A.R. Bernard (Christian Cultural Center) and Les Bowen (Philadelphia Inquirer)

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