Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

Dr. Charles Stanley preaches at First Baptist Church of Atlanta.

James Robison is a former preacher who changed directions in his life several years ago and began hosting this television show alongside his wife, Betty, in order to reach out to help more people. This daily religious and self-help program welcomes guests who tell how they have successfully overcome difficulties in their lives by following God's word -- with the hope of encouraging others to do the same and look to God for help and guidance in times of need. The Robisons provide viewers with Bible-based advice to help them deal with everyday problems.

"The 700 Club" is a talk show featuring guests, news and spiritual stories from a Christian perspective. News stories are often related to Bible passages. Fundamentalist preacher and one-time presidential candidate Pat Robertson hosts this long-running religious show.

Grammy and Emmy winner Harry Connick Jr. enters the daytime genre with this lighthearted show that puts the focus on family-friendly entertainment rather than the conflict-driven topics of other daytime fare. Connick's stated goal is to "bring the party back to daytime" through a format reminiscent of popular variety shows of yesteryear. Regular segments on "Harry" include man-on-the-street interviews, stunts, audience participation and -- of course -- musical performances, because you can't have a Harry Connick Jr.-hosted show without music. The hour-long series includes a hefty dose of comedy, with brothers Justin and Eric Stangel among the executive producers -- a position they previously held on "Late Show With David Letterman."