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podcast episode | July 19, 2011

A hospice nurse will explain why you sometimes need to let a loved one go. If you openly talk about and prepare for death, does that show a lack of faith?

podcast episode | February 15, 2023

When your spouse sins against you in a major way, you can feel betrayed. Hear the steps the Greshes took to rebuild trust in their marriage.

podcast episode | November 1, 2007

Imagine a church split so bitterly that one deacon wouldn’t drive down a certain street because it took him past the house of his estranged deacon.

podcast episode | December 27, 2018

When Jen Barrick was a teenager, she was hit by a drunk driver and suffered brain injuries. Imagine the surprise when she wanted to contact the drunk driver.

podcast episode | October 2, 2015

A pastor’s wife who had spent years in ministry came to a surprising conclusion: “I’m not sure I really know Jesus personally.”

podcast episode | August 5, 2019

If you want to be a strong person, the best place to start isn’t the gym. Instead, go to God’s Word and develop a strong mind.

podcast episode | March 1, 2011

Anne Ortlund and her husband wanted to die at the same time, holding hands. But that plan did not become reality. Gain important perspective on widowhood.

podcast episode | January 2, 2023

Nancy tells the story of “Amazing Grace” and helps you capture a sense of wonder at what Jesus has done for you.

podcast episode | January 11, 2024

If you’re ever tempted to believe God could never use you, Dannah Gresh helps you combat that lie with the truth of God's Word.

podcast episode | January 21, 2015

Why do you say what you say? Mary Kassian says your words are like plants, connected to the roots of your attitudes which are buried in the soil of beliefs.