Special Shows and Series

“Love Endures All Things” explores a love that never quits, even in a disposable world where commitments often fail. Through the cross and resurrection, it portrays Jesus as the One who stayed under the full weight of our sin, proved stronger than death, and still refuses to walk away, offering a forever love that will not run out.

“Love Hopes All Things” speaks to seasons when disappointment has drained our hope. Drawing from the first Easter weekend, it shows that biblical hope is not wishful thinking but a steady anchor in a living God who brings resurrection out of dead ends, inviting us to lean on His hope when ours is gone.

“Love Believes All Things” reveals a God who keeps believing in us even when we have stopped believing in ourselves. Centered on the cross and resurrection, it shows a love that refuses to let our worst failures be the final word, offering second chances and a redeemed story rooted in God’s unwavering faith in us.

“Love Bears All Things” introduces RELENTLESS by contrasting the conditional love we’re used to with God’s relentless love that covers instead of exposing. Drawing from Eden to the cross, it shows Jesus taking our shame on Himself so we can live unhidden, protected under a love that has already decided we are worth staying for, even at our worst.

When love hurts, where is God in the wreckage of divorce, betrayal, and broken vows? In this third episode of Hope for Families—part of our series “This Is Us: Faith, Fracture & Forever”—we open a raw and grace-filled conversation about divorce, abuse, shame, and the long road to healing.

In this second episode of Hope for Families, part of the series “This Is Us: Faith, Fracture & Forever,” Mike and Pam Tucker talk honestly about what marriage is really like—beautiful, stretching, and sometimes painfully real. They unpack how our families, culture, and media quietly shape our expectations of marriage, often setting us up for disappointment and conflict before we ever say “I do.”

In this premiere episode of Hope for Families, we launch our first series, “Us: Faith, Fracture & Forever”—an honest, hope-filled look at what healthy love really looks like, especially when your heart has known disappointment, loss, or divorce.​ Hosted by Mike and Pam Tucker, this episode explores Christ-centred relationships in real life: not fairy tales, but love that grows through brokenness, forgiveness, and mercy.

Everything’s a mess. The world is full of chaos. Division and destruction run the show.  Or so it seems. Is that all there is to it? Is there perhaps something else at play, a different trajectory than what meets the eye? We’re studying the Lord’s Prayer line by line. We’re discovering what Jesus taught about God, us, and reality itself. In this episode, we’re looking closely at “For yours is the kingdom and the power and the glory forever.” What does this mean for us today? Join us to find out!

Do you ever feel trapped by your own weaknesses? As though you will never change, you will always make the same mistakes over and over? God sees you. And He’s not judging. He’s not even angry at you. He wants to protect you. He wants to rescue you. Will you let Him? We’re studying the Lord’s Prayer line by line, and in this episode, we look closely at “Lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil.” This line reveals an incredible truth about who God is and what He wants for us.

Is resentment souring your life? Is your heart shriveling from bitterness? Is unforgiveness weighing you down like a load on your back? Unforgiveness makes our lives heavier, darker, harder, and joyless. But there’s a way out. And it doesn’t involve pretending nothing happened. We’re walking through the Lord’s Prayer, journeying line by line. In this episode, we pause on “Forgive our debts as we forgive our debtors.” What did Jesus mean when He said this? What does it mean for us today?

Living expenses are mounting. Your paycheque doesn’t stretch as far. You’re very worried. This feels like the new normal—living anxious and on edge. Relief is available. It’s not rooted in circumstances. It comes from something that never changes. We’re on a journey through the Lord’s Prayer, a short but radical prayer that can change our lives. In this episode, we’re unpacking “Give us this day our daily bread.” What does this line mean for us today? Join us to find out!

Do decisions keep you up at night? Which way should you go? What if you’re wrong? God sees you. And He offers you something incredible. In this episode, we’re looking at the next line of the Lord’s Prayer, “Your will be done.” This isn’t about resignation or giving up. It’s about something that offers you peace, confidence, direction, and a purpose that exceeds anything you thought of. Join us to see how these simple words can bring power to your life!