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Mart De Haan


Mart De Haan is the grandson of Our Daily Bread founder, Dr. M. R. De Haan, and the son of former president Richard W. De Haan. Having served at Our Daily Bread Ministries for over 30 years, Mart is heard regularly on the Discover the Word radio program and seen on Day of Discovery television. The weekday radio program Discover the Word has been called “a mixture of friendship, laughter, and the life-changing message of the Bible.” Mart joins co-hosts Haddon Robinson and Alice Mathews for lively conversations on applying biblical truth to everyday life. Mart explores the Bible lands with Jerusalem journalist Jimmy DeYoung on Day of Discovery television. Aired weekly on stations across the country, the program leads viewers through the places where Jesus walked and brings the stories and message of the Bible to life. Mart is also a contributing writer for the Our Daily Bread devotional, the Discovery Series Bible study booklets, and a monthly column on timely issues called “Been Thinking About.” He and his wife Diane have two grown children.
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Living in the Wilderness of Life
Mart De Haan
Life in the Face of Death
Mart De Haan
Behind The Easter Story
Mart De Haan
Israel and the Church
Mart De Haan
Israel: Crossroads Of Eternity
Mart De Haan
The Arab-Israeli Conflict
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About God: Is There A Higher Power
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About Life
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About Life After Death
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About The Bible
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About Suffering
Mart De Haan
Jesus the Messiah: Unlocking Old Testament Prophecy
Mart De Haan
The Miracles of Jesus
Mart De Haan
What Jesus Said About Resurrection
Mart De Haan
Romans: The Letter that Changed the World
Mart De Haan
Chronicles Of Promise
Mart De Haan
Jesus: Man, Messiah, or More?
Mart De Haan
The Jewish Roots of Christianity
Mart De Haan
Following Jesus in a Land of Conflict: An Arab and Jewish Conversation
Mart De Haan
Prayer and the Silence of God
Mart De Haan
The Bible: Why Does it Endure?
Mart De Haan
The War Within: Finding Hope for Post Traumatic Stress
Mart De Haan
When Love Hurts: Understand and Healing Domestic Abuse
Mart De Haan
Jesus and The Gospel: Answer to Tough Questions
Mart De Haan
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