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February 16, 2007
Need a new outlook? Discover your true value in Christ - Atsuko's Story

Sometimes it’s difficult to determine God’s plan for your life. Like many, Atsuko grew up confused about her identity and the contribution she could make in this world. It took a trip to a foreign land to discover . . .


November 21, 2008
The Cleansing Power of Christ – Rob’s Story

When Rob needed an “escape” he turned to drugs, but they left him feeling empty and unclean. Find out how Rob discovered the cleansing power of Christ . . .



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WTLB TeamRadio Bible Class began on WEXL, a 50-watt radio station near Detroit, MI, and a straightforward biblical message by Dr. M. R. De Haan of God's love that would eventually be heard around the world. The format of the half-hour broadcast was simple, opening with the song "Tell Me the Story of Jesus," and then Dr. De Haan would then bring to life the Word of God for his listeners.

The Radio Bible Class program has grown and changed in many ways since that first broadcast in 1938, featuring several Bible teachers, including Richard De Haan, Paul VanGorder, and Dave Burnham. September of 1995 marked the beginning of the program's real-life story format. Program guests from around the world are now "telling the story of Jesus," much like the well-loved hymn sung on the first broadcasts. The program's name was later changed to Words To Live By, representing the life-changing impact a personal relationship with Jesus Christ provides, and the hope, encouragement, and direction found in God's Word. 

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