Can ambition honor God? Creator and author Ruslan KD thinks so — and he’s got the theology to prove it. With humor, grit, and real talk, Ruslan redefines success as stewardship.
Struggling to be the same person at home as you are at church? Join Dave and Ann Wilson, hosts of the FamilyLife Today Podcast, as they unpack Tim Challies’ “You Are Who You Are at Home,” diving into authentic faith in parenting and marriage.
Do you know how to find faith in the every day work? Jordan Raynor introduces us to five mere christians who inspire him every day.
What does it take for the church to reach the world? Author Sam Allberry explores the connection between relational health and effective evangelism.
Are you feeling weary and overwhelmed? Author Sam Allberry discusses how to find “gospel sanity” in a culture full of anger and isolation.
What Jesus did for us is greater than what happened to us. Author Christopher Cook shares wisdom on trauma, grief, and the power of community.
Is this a new Great Depression? Author Christopher Cook shares his journey through post-pandemic struggles and its impact on his health.
Is there a masculinity crisis? Podcasters, Kevin “KB” Burgess and Ameen Hudson, explore manhood, toxic masculinity, and how to raise godly sons.
Your family was made to be on mission with God. Family mission trips are a great way to reinforce that mindset, or even kickstart it.
Katie Davis Majors found unshakable peace through God’s love. Learn how she overcame fear and anxiety with the help of the Spirit, and how you can too.
Isolated? Wishing for connections that matter? Author Heather Holleman proposes six conversations to combat loneliness and plunge relationships deeper.
Apologetics isn’t about winning arguments, but about winning people. Learn how to evangelize with emotional intelligence with evangelist Preston Perry.
Preston Perry was a troubled youth on Chicago’s South Side. Now he’s a passionate–and compassionate–evangelist. Hear his approach to win people to Jesus.
Want to be like Jesus in your neighborhood? Rechab and Brittany Gray give practical ideas on unhurried hospitality.
Some phrases can simply minimize a person’s pain. Here are some ideas of what not to say to a friend who miscarried.
What could it look like to comfort someone who had a miscarriage or a friend struggling with infertility? Read a few ways to point them toward God in a season of loss.
After a break up or lost relationship, I think you’re ready to date again…when you don’t need to date again.
