Is Your Diet Killing You? - Part 2
Our bodies are fine-tuned machines. If we don't give them what they need, the engine will sputter at best, and shut down at worst. Unless you exited the womb with instructions tattooed on your stomach, what you decide to put in there can be nearly as random and ill-considered as filling your car's gas tank with baby shampoo. Host Chris Lang talks with guests about how correcting dietary mistakes may be the key to getting the energy and sense of well being that you always wanted.

Is Your Diet Killing You? - Part 1
After thumbing through hundreds of complicated nutrition articles and magazine ads, catching random food advice from friends and family, and listening to endless infomercials promising a lean beautiful body, you might be more confused than ever about what you should be eating. So what exactly should you be eating? Host Chris Lang discusses how healthy eating doesn't have to mean driving down to your local health food store and stocking up on that veggie meat or all that expensive organic produce. It also doesn't mean you're making brussels sprouts covered in wheat germ for dinner every night. Mmmm, tasty thought.

What’s a Real Man?
They say men don't ask for directions, are only interested in sex, won't cry, and generally forget important dates of any kind. Then, they tell us what a strong man is supposed to look like and how he is supposed to behave. But Host Sabine Vatel explores masculinity and the Christian male based on Bible Principles.

Christian Drama: Legitimate Form of Worship?
For some, the phrase "Christian Drama" might be an oxymoron--seemingly a contradiction in terms. This week on Hope on Fire, we examine the legitimacy of drama as worship and ministry, and explore some ways you might make drama a part of your church service.

How To Overcome Loneliness
Studies have indicated that more of us are increasingly socially isolated today than we were decades ago. A surprising growing number of people say that they have no one in whom they can confide. Loneliness is an emotional experience that none of us can completely escape. It comes in various degrees and for some it is a daily and painful reality, but there is hope.