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Gratitude can feel impossible when life is painful.

When life becomes unfamiliar and the future feels uncertain, fear can rise quickly.

Singer Jaye King opens up about the valleys that shaped his voice and the God who never let go. From “Hard Place” to healing, he’s writing songs for people who need hope in the struggle.

Love is one of the most familiar words in Scripture—and one of the most challenging to live out.

Evan Craft thought his cycling trip was a fundraiser—until it became a wake-up call. He shares how the journey stripped away comfort and revealed a deeper purpose only God could write.

Sometimes life slows down without warning—plans change, timelines stretch, and we find ourselves stuck in circumstances we can’t control.

Life with other people is full of opportunities to practice patience—because people will annoy us.

Jana Kramer isn’t just making movies—she’s rewriting her story. From heartbreak to hope, she opens up about faith, film, and the bold next chapter God’s leading her to.

In a world filled with constant noise, striving, and distraction, God invites us into the quiet.

It’s amazing how quickly a small thing can throw everything off. In music, even one string slightly out of tune can disrupt an entire song.

Being wronged cuts deeply—especially when the hurt comes from someone you trusted or stood alongside in faith.

When stress and pressure build up, our instinct is often to look for quick relief—something that helps us vent, escape, or feel momentarily better.

In the sermon "What Are You Full Of?" Pastor Shane Idleman challenges viewers to examine the spiritual condition of their hearts.

Waiting seasons can feel cold—like life is stalled and prayers are hanging in the air unanswered.