Good Will Triumph
We Christians shouldn’t smirk at the misery of our contemporary culture or the frantic grabbing for diversions, attention, or pleasure. This is no time for…
29
Sep
28
Sep
No Greater Love
Many of us at one time or another have wondered how God could love us and still allow so much pain in our lives. It really depends on how we view that word…
28
Sep
Ways to Become a More Disability Friendly Church
Jeb Beauchamp joins the podcast to talk about expanding the reach of the Gospel to people living with disability in the North Carolina area...
27
Sep
Joni Eareckson Tada Recognized Among She Leads America’s “Christian Women of Distinction”
On September 22, Joni Eareckson Tada was recognized as one of She Leads America’s ten "Christian Women of Distinction in the United States of America" for...
27
Sep
Your Problems Have Purpose
After all the terrible difficulties in his life, mostly caused by his own brothers, Joseph told his family, “You intended to harm me, but God intended it...
26
Sep
When You Feel Hopeless
The psalmist David writes, “God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble.” Nothing is more suffocating, more soul stifling, than...
25
Sep
Conduct That Counts
It’s surprising how many of us are afraid to make a misstep when it comes to God; like, we’re going to get on his wrong side if we do something stupid. So…
24
Sep
Steering Sin
God is a lot bigger than we think. A whole lot bigger. Most Christians willingly acknowledge God's hands in peoples’ good deeds, even the good deeds of...
23
Sep
Mrs. Sherman’s Treasures
I first met my friends Randy and Charlotte through Young Life when they served on the local committee. They prayed for hundreds of young people in the…
22
Sep
Why People with Disabilities Are Siloed in the Church and How to Change That
One of the first things we learn in Scripture about humanity is that it is not good for us to be alone. We were fundamentally created for relationship...
