Ed Welch explains how shame controls and often defines so many Christians’ lives.
Rather than getting easier, my faith trials become more difficult with time.
It’s easy to thank God in the good times, but Dr. Duane Litfin
tells what happens when we thank God in the bad times.
Amy Lively encourages listeners to love their neighbors in a whole new way by inviting them into their homes.
Through mentoring you can pass on your wisdom to the next generation of married couples.
When people claim to be saved and on fire for God, it’s hard to see some of them crash.
Thinking through family shepherding in the context of a single-parent home.
Amy shares how anyone can easily reach out with the love of Christ to their neighbors.
Friends launch each other into unknown territory and walk hand in hand where there is no map.
When we stop running from God and earnestly obey Him, our messy lives become the canvas for His incredible glory.
Michael and Hayley DiMarco talk to parents about helping their children develop their own walk with God.
Mike Howerton reminds us God can use anyone for His purposes. Especially the imperfect.
Mike Howerton reminds us God is in the process of restoring and transforming us into something beautiful for His glory.
Author Mike Howerton tells how his life began to change after he told the Lord in earnest that he’d like to be His.
Lydia Brownback opens the book of Proverbs to find day-to-day wisdom for the modern-day woman.
Duane Litfin reminds us that our primary mission as Christians is to preach the gospel.
Duane Litfin shares his concerns about Christians who are eager to get involved in social issues, yet don’t feel the need to share the gospel.
