Gospel Light Minute X with Daniel Whyte III

Hell: Do We Really Believe It? (Part 3)

He is known as one of the greatest coaches in NFL history. He led his team, the Washington Redskins to 4 NFC Championship titles and 3 Super Bowl titles. After retiring from the NFL, he switched to Nascar and his team has won 3 championships. Even though he became a Christian at 9 years old, he said that he allowed the lure of money and success to pull him away from God. However, after a conversation with an unassuming Sunday School teacher, he realized that he had been going down the wrong path and decided to give his life completely to Jesus Christ. His name is Joe Gibbs.

Easter is one of the most important times of the year and it is especially important to Christians because around this time 2000 years ago, Jesus Christ was crucified for the sins of the whole world. Today, the "chief of sinners," Daniel Whyte III, will share with you "7 Reasons Jesus Came to Die on the Cross". + Plus, listen to the Newsboys singing "Born Again"

GLMX #24: 7 Reasons Jesus Came to Die

Joe Gibbs Gave Up his Will to Follow Christ (Gospel Light Minute #2)

Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour #17 In this Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour, Daniel Whyte III will share with us part two of a three-part series titled, "Hell! Do We Really Believe It?" + Plus, listen to the Wilmington Chester Mass Choir singing "At Calvary" and Bishop Leonard Scott singing "Jesus, Keep Me Near the Cross"

Hell: Do We Really Believe It? (Part 2)

He is one of America’s most respected actors. He has won two Oscars and other awards. His film credits include “Glory”, “Remember the Titans”, “Training Day”, and “Unstoppable”. He gave his life to Christ at a young age and sees his films as a form of ministry. His name is Denzel Washington.

Today, Daniel Whyte III discusses what “being saved” does not mean and what being saved really means from an African-American religious perspective.

Denzel Washington Shared How he Accepted Christ. How About You? (Gospel Light Minute #1)

On “Being Saved” in Black America

In this Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour, Daniel Whyte III will share with us part one of a three-part series titled, "Hell! Do We Really Believe It?" + Plus, listen to Shirley Caesar singing "There Is Power In The Blood" and Jeremy Camp singing "Jesus Saves"

Hell: Do We Really Believe It? (Part 1)

Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour #15 In this Sunday Evening Evangelistic Hour, Daniel Whyte III will share with us part two of three-part series titled “The Main Reason Why Jesus Christ Came.” + Plus, listen to The Katinas singing "Blessed Be The Name Of The Lord" and Aretha Franklin singing "There is a Fountain Filled with Blood"

She is a prominent women's college basketball coach, with one of the best records in the history of women's basketball. Known for her grace, class, strength, perseverance, and winning spirit, she holds the distinction of being the first coach in NCAA history to lead three different women's programs to the NCAA Final Four: Rutgers in 2000 and 2007, the University of Iowa in 1993, and Cheyney State College (now Cheyney University of Pennsylvania) in 1982. She is the third winningest coach in women's basketball history, and she is the third women's basketball coach to win 800 career games. She was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in September 2009. She is currently the head coach of the Rutgers University women's basketball team. After watching her daughter fight for her life with spinal meningitis and watching her husband die from a massive heart attack, she says of those experiences, “I looked back on my life and just reflected and I thought, ‘I can’t go on. I can’t make it.’ The only way I could have gotten through these events is with confidence, trust, and faith in my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” She says of her faith today, "Jesus is my Lord and Savior. And He's my refuge. He’s the person that I can always count on, the person who I quietly talk to when no one else is there -- the person who will give me strength to handle the most difficult of situations. And that I know is championing me to be able to speak to others." Her name is Vivian Stringer.