TV Guide Rural Free Delivery TV Sunday

Sailor Cookie and his pal are chosen to star as Romeo and Juliet in the play to be presented by their ship and compete with other ships in the contest.

Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong deliver the latest in-dept news stories related to agriculture and discuss important farming topics.

The news team engages lawmakers and key influencers on the hottest political topics each week, and featuring members of Congress, federal and state officials.

In a world with so many different definitions of success, viewers learn what true success is by knowing God and being the best that one can be.

While Pastor Allen Jackson shares the message of God's word in front of a congregation, his sermons are translated to several countries.

Pastor of First Baptist Church of Dallas, Texas, and author Dr. Robert Jeffress offers practical and inspirational applications for today's society.

Dr. David Jeremiah, senior pastor of Shadow Mountain Community Church in El Cajon, Calif., delivers the unchanging Word of God to an ever-changing world.

Pastors John C. Hagee and Matt Hagee, of the Cornerstone Church in San Antonio, Texas, offer exclusive content from their evangelical church.

Dr. Michael Youssef works alongside the ministries of Leading The Way to share biblical messages to people residing around the world.

Jonathan Shuttlesworth spreads the gospel of hope, and his message has provided encouragement to followers, both domestically and internationally.

Bible teacher Les Feldick, an Oklahoma rancher who teaches by the Holy Spirit's guidance, presents lessons that are free of denominational bias.

Host Larry Mahan features stories and information about the many different equine breeds and disciplines from all around the world.

Host Chris Cox takes an engaging, instructional and entertaining look into true horsemanship.

Rob Sharkey shares the stories of incredible people in agriculture, both their successes, and perhaps a few blunders along the way.

Host Pam Minick shows viewers ranching operations and the people that run them, including livestock producers, industry reports and interviews with farmers.

Host Red Steagall, along with his quarter horse Grey Dog, travel across the American West to explore the people, places and stories of the area.

Two hardened former Texas Rangers are told of the great fortune involved with Montana cattle ranching, which causes them to pack up their things and move.

The years of experience are put to good use when Gus is required to hunt down a rebel named Blue Duck who continuously desires to cause havoc and chaos.

Gus and Lorena end their independent endeavor and join back up with the cattle drive; Jake quickly regrets forging his recent partnership.

The long awaited arrival in Montana is short lived for Call as he fulfills a promise he made that involves him completing another arduous trek back to Texas.

The Malpass Brothers, modern day troubadours, bring music performances from a variety of artists.

Host and renowned broadcaster, Suzanne Alexander, takes viewers on a journey through the heart of country music, featuring long-form interviews.

Orion Samuelson and Max Armstrong deliver the latest in-dept news stories related to agriculture and discuss important farming topics.

Reporters deliver the latest information vital to the Georgia farming community and also report on broader agricultural issues as well.

Hosts Pam Minick and Kadee Coffman celebrate the world of draft horses, exploring their use as everything from police mounts to plow-pullers.

Checking out the 1919 Wetmore farm tractor and many more unusual classic farm machines.