Teach a bee to pollinate and you feed a village forever.  Actually God does the teaching part.  But with an ample supply of bees and an open heart you can bring the Gospel to people who have never known God's love and favor. 'Joe' has a fascinating tale to tell today and once you hear it, you'll never think of Afghanistan in quite the same way.

There are some people you meet that just seem to live a 'super faith.' Norm's guest today, who goes by the pseudonym 'Mohammed,' is one such person. His obedience to the Lord's call led him to one of the most remote and seemingly hostile missions posts on the planet.  And he wouldn't have it any other way.  Is there a viable Christian presence in Afghanistan? Listen to today's broadcast to find out.

The always fascinating Carl Medearis takes us inside the hospitality and lives of Hezbollah. In his experience, it's right where God is at work and he wouldn't be any place else.

Josh McDowell is one of the most renowned apologists and evangelists in the world today. And his dynamic ministry shows no signs of slowing down. In a rapidly changing world, hunger for the Truth is still as acute as ever, and millions are starving for it. Josh shares what we're in for as we engage modern day 'truth seekers.'

How are Compassion Radio partners saving lives in Haiti? With a 'Convoy of Hope.' Norm's guest, Jeff Nene, explains

Norm concludes an eye-opening discussion on the real meaning of wealth and poverty on today's broadcast with his guest Brian Matz.

Brian Matz, Norm's guest for the next two broadcasts, sheds light on what the bible has to say about wealth and poverty. Think you know where this one's headed? Don't jump to conclusions too quickly!

It's a disaster zone - haven't you heard? What could there possibly be to like about Haiti? Isn't it an unfixable disastrous money pit? We get asked things like that from people who don't 'get it' - at least not yet. Norm's guest today, Jane Chastain, is going to leapfrog right over the objections to all the reasons she LOVES Haiti, and the precious people God has placed there.

After a month of desperate search and rescue among the rubble, amazing stories of rescue are coming to our attention. Some are even supernatural in their scope. Natasha Nelson joins Norm today to share what it was like from her own powerful experience.

The  whole world has opened its heart and its pocketbook to help Haiti.  But a love for the people and a passion for God's plan mean more than a temporary empathy. Norm's guest today, Reba Toney, has much to say on the issue of compassion that transforms.

How did Haiti find itself in the challenged condition that turned the earthquake of Jan. 12 into such a tragedy? More importantly, what's the 'way forward?' Norm's guest Dieumeme Noelliste helps explain it all.

Where do you find the meaning of life? In philosophy? In financial success? Well, Norm's guest today would say the answer is in our own two hands.  Once God led him to a place of service, there was no turning back, for he'd discovered joy like he'd never known before. Norm welcomes John Mazur, a young contractor from Michigan with a huge heart for the orphans of Haiti.

The news media has brought to  us much of the misery found in the aftermath of the Haiti earthquake. But in the hills above Port Au Prince, something very different fills the air - the sounds of HOPE.  Today you'll hear praise and worship that flows without reservation from the believers there.

We've seen it for ourselves and we can say with conviction that Mission of Hope Haiti is one of the finest examples of spiritual, economic and community transformations going on anywhere in the world. Today Norm talks with Bob Johnson, founder of this amazing project, now so crucial to the rebuilding of that shattered nation.

The challenge of getting to Haiti was nothing compared to the challenge of capturing both the despair and simultaneous hope they found on the streets of Port Au Prince. Today we walk the streets with Norm and Cher as they paint the picture for us in vivid color.

When the call came, Norm and Cher answered without hesitation. In less than 24 hours they were on their way to Haiti. But getting there wasn't without its challenges. During the down time between loading, unloading and regrouping, they took the time to explore the lives of those who had decided to go and make a difference.  You'll Hear their stories, today.

Norm concludes his conversation with performance artist Karen Heimbuch about her amazing depiction of the Book of Revelation. And they go out with a bang!

Norm continues his conversation with Karen Heimbuch, performance artist of the epic orchestra production of the Book of Revelation.

In this powerful three part series you'll experience the amazing book of Revelation in a whole new way. Norm welcomes performance artist and visionary, Karen Heimbuch.

After decades of involvement in disaster relief all around the world, Compassion Radio was ready to respond to the tragedy in Haiti. But words do not begin to describe the suffering and misery visited on these precious people. Norm and Cher were there to see it just days after it happened. Today they do their best to give shape to the event and communicate the depth of the need there.