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article | April 30, 2020

I didn’t go to seminary. I don’t have a Bible degree either. Yet most months, there are several times that I stand before a group of women with my Bible open, and offer a message of truth. It would be wonderful to …

podcast episode | June 19, 2014

A typical church includes a lot of people hiding a lot of pain. Nancy Rach knows this, because for years, she covered the pain of past abuse.

podcast episode | July 2, 2014

Paula Hendricks was tired of the emotional ups and downs of chasing after romantic relationships.

podcast episode | January 25, 2021

The pathway of commitment is seldom the way of convenience. It’s often uncomfortable, but there's no joy like it.

podcast episode | February 24, 2017

When you think about addiction, what comes to mind?

podcast episode | March 24, 2021

the Bible’s perspective on aging is radically different from popular thinking? Authors Susan Hunt and Sharon Betters coach us on how we can age with grace.

podcast episode | August 28, 2019

We have friends on Facebook and other social platforms. But in the middle of all that talk, are we truly experiencing genuine friendship?

podcast episode | July 31, 2020

Evelyn Christenson lost four babies during her lifetime. But she can look back with thankfulness. Get perspective from an older, godly woman.

podcast episode | June 19, 2020

All marriages go through storms. For some, the storm comes in the form of a child with a chronic mental illness.

podcast episode | February 21, 2020

Today hear God's prescription for both painful and non-existent relationships. His desire is that we should have intimate relationships.