This week we’re featuring two classic conversations In the Studio With Michael Card. With the start of Holy Week almost here, we’re opening the Mole End Studio archive to help us get us ready for this season of remembrance. We’ll start the with the significant teaching from the late Dr. William Lane on the key details in what is called “the triumphal entry” in to Jerusalem. In the second half we’ll pull out a “Joy In The Journey” broadcast from 1999 that features the song “Basin and Towel”. Listen as Michael works through the details of the last supper found in John 13 with lessons on servanthood from Jesus washing the disciple’s feet. Gain a clear perspective on the events of Holy Week through the conversations and music waiting for you, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Don’t miss an insightful Lenten edition, In The Studio with Michael Card. As we prepare for the upcoming Holy Week, Dr. George Guthrie is back to help us dig deeply into the teachings about Christ’s sacrifice found in the book of Hebrews. Then we’ll talk with Terry Glaspey about his book “Discovering God Through the Arts” and how creative expressions can help us make a personal connection to the events of Holy Week. Engaging teaching, heart-felt conversation woven with Michael’s music is waiting for you in this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Listen this week for an unforgettable new edition, In the Studio With Michael Card. Join us as we hear a report from on the Israel trip from Michael’s family friend, Stevie Waltrip. We’ll get Stevie’s fun and serious impressions of being in the Holy Land and how this has enriched her life. We’ll also hear about the way Michael has influenced Stevie and her husband Darrell in their involvement with NASCAR. In the second half, Michael give us insights on the relationship Jesus had with the Pharisees as we continue the “Walk With Jesus” series presented at The Cove. You’ll want to have your Bible open to Luke’s gospel as we get a clear picture of the conflicts the lead up to the events of Holy Week. Throughout the hour we’ll present music that accents the conversation and teaching for this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

You’re invited to come along with us for an amazing new edition, In The Studio with Michael Card. Well start off the hour catching up with our good friend Dr. Bob Bakke about what is happening at Asbury University. Bob details his recent experience with the Collegiate Day of Prayer broadcast from the campus of Asbury. We’ll find out how this move of God fits with the history of other outpourings of the Holy Spirit in our nation’s past. In the second half we’ll open our archives for an important conversation with the author of Experiencing God, Dr. Henry Blackaby. You won’t want to miss this challenging and compelling discussion on how we can have a deep and life changing relationship with all the members of the Trinity. Along the way there’s songs from Michael that will encourage us to continue down the road of revival as you experience this week’s session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Join us as we feature a mix of current and classic sessions, In the Studio With Michael Card. We’ll start the hour with Michael continuing his series, “Walk With Jesus” presented at The Cove. We’ll explore Jesus teaching on the last days from Matthew 24 and Mark 13. In the second half we’ll open the Mole End Studio Archives and present a “Joy In The Journey” radio program that first aired in 1999. It will be a remarkable moment of music and Michael’s teaching based in John 8 on the woman caught in adultery. Have your bible open and your imagination engaged as you listen to this edition, In The Studio with Michael Card.

This week we’re featuring a “classic” edition, In the Studio With Michael Card. We’re opening the Mole End Studio archives for an amazing hour that still speaks clearly in our times. We’ll start by talking about creativity and the motivations for ministry with Chenoha Sykes, a violinist that has toured with Michael and is heard often on the program. Then Michael will turn to John 21 and the lessons we need to understand from the story of Peter and the second great catch of fish. In the second half, be ready to hear the voice of the late Pastor Denny Denson. You won’t want to miss the moment when Pastor Denny stopped by the studio to sing and reveal his struggles with being a genuine disciple in difficult circumstances. Don’t miss the music, conversation and opportunity to stay in step with Jesus through this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Come along with us for a new edition, In the Studio With Michael Card. We’ll start the hour with Michael teaching on the mind of Jesus as part of his series, “Walk With Jesus” presented at The Cove. You will want to have your Bible ready as we explore the provocative question, “Who does Jesus think he is?” In the second half we’ll recap the highlights from Michael’s recent tour to Israel. We’ll find out what sights caught Michael’s attention and what has stirred his imagination on this trip to the Holy Land. Throughout the hour there’s music from the studio and on location in Israel to help us engage with the world and work of Jesus. Don’t miss the opportunity to join this growing community of like-minded followers, In The Studio with Michael Card.

This week’s edition of In the Studio with Michael Card gives you an opportunity to meet new friends and learn about the people who have shaped Michael’s teaching and music. We’ll start the hour with a conversation with Dr. John Long who was one of Michael’s professors at Western Kentucky University. We’ll hear why the book “Inexpressible” is dedicated to him. In our commentary segment Michael gives broad overview of the word hessed as it is used in the Old Testament, by Jesus, Paul and how it shaped the modern Jewish faith. Then in the second half we’ll meet Olivier Melnick from Chosen People Ministries. You won’t want to miss a spirited conversation about the rise of antisemitism, reaching out to Jewish friends and the story of how Michael and Olivier met at the Wailing Wall. The discussions will challenge your thinking and the music will stir your soul as we seek to follow Christ in a confusing world. Enjoy and share this hour together, In The Studio with Michael Card.

We’re excited about this week’s new edition, In the Studio With Michael Card. Join us as we hear from Professor, author and friend, Dr. George Guthrie who speaks with us about his new book titled, “A Short Guide to Reading the Bible Better”. Be a part of a discussion on the importance of leaning into scripture and really listening. In the second half, we’ll feature a classic session with Cellist, John Catchings. You’ll enjoy his artistry as he performs several hymns and song’s with Michael. Have your Bible in hand and your heart open for a challenge to take your commitment to Christ seriously. So much waiting for you in this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.

Don’t miss this week's classic session, In The Studio With Michael Card. We’ll open the archives and start with Michael focusing on Jesus’ teaching about the importance of children found in Matthew’s gospel. Listen in for the lessons we can learn about the values of the Kingdom from the faith of the young. Then we welcome Kevin Twit who is Michael’s friend involved with Reformed University Fellowship and Indelible Grace Music. Kevin’s work with college student ministry has given him a unique perspective on the power of the classic hymns on the next generation. And in the second half of the program we welcome singer and songwriter Sara Groves. We’ll hear Sara’s powerful and personal account of her spiritual journey and how that is reflected in her music. And Sara will perform several songs in the Mole End studio. Conversation grounded in the God’s word and music that amplifies what we discover together through this session, In The Studio with Michael Card.