Are you on team Rachel, seeing Doubting Thomas as more of a negative response to Jesus, or team Sammy, seeing it as a positive?
Would you consider yourself a “Doubting Thomas,” a Denying Peter, or a Courageous John?
In today’s special Easter episode, Sammy and Rachel take a look at Jesus’ response to the disciples after His resurrection.
You’ve felt the yoyo effect of business and finances. For a time you were doing really well and making great gains, but the next thing you know, you’re handing the keys of your house and car over to the bank. How do you navigate the shame and embarrassment of perceived failure?
You were pursuing education for the job you’ve always dreamed of doing, but it wasn’t going as you had planned. Now, not only have you quit school, your wedding engagement is called off, and church and family relationships are struggling. How do you know what to do next?
Many of these scenarios are quite common. Either yourself or someone you know has/is working through them. Each of these causes you to test your faith. This was the case for Andrena Sawyer. Tune into today’s episode as she shares with Rachel how she learned to cling to God, surrender her plans, and instead, embrace the ones He had for her, along the surprises and blessings she experienced from Him because of it.
Tune into a fascinating, hard, and eye-opening conversation as Sammy interviews Carl Teichrib about his book, “Games of Gods, The Temple of Man in the Age of Re-Enchantment.”
They dive into discussions on climate change, what the enemy looks like in various cultures, and how we as Christians can have Gospel conversations in places that might make us feel uncomfortable, but open doors to people hearing about Jesus who may never have before.
Christmas can be a blessing or a challenge depending on your circumstances. But there’s one thing that can make it special regardless. There’s a gift available to you that can change your difficulties and make them beautiful.
Would you like a special gift this Christmas? If so, tune into this episode to hear what it is and how it has impacted both of our hosts!
Christmas is approaching and we are aware that many struggle with this holiday for various kinds of sorrows and expectations not feeling like they’re being met. Some are grieving the loss of a loved one, a broken relationship, or even the lack of one.
Singleness is obviously hard at Christmastime as family and friends gather to celebrate and share memories of the year. This is no exception for Christians either.
Is it possible to have peace and joy while being single?
Rachel asks Natalie hard questions about this topic in today’s episode, and Natalie courageously shares the struggle in this, as well as offers solid encouragement and advise to those who empathize with her.
God has so graciously allowed the world the opportunity to join together with His people, the Israelites, to be one family, to those who accept Jesus’ gift of salvation. As… Continue Reading
Thank you to every Air Force, Army, Marine, National Guard, Navy, Reservist, Chaplain, and Veteran who is and/or has served your country, and thank you to each of your family members as well. We truly appreciate the sacrifices you make every day for your country and our freedom.
Do you know who’s on your team? Who’s helping to fight for you?
Does everyone around you think you’ve got everything together, but deep down you feel like you’re falling apart?
Have you or are you addicted to any kind of substances? Drugs, alcohol, sex, eating disorders, etc. to feel satisfied, but nothing seems to relieve the pain or satisfy you’re longing?
Melanie courageously shares a piece of her story with you and gives excellent suggestions of what you can do to get out of the pit and find abundant life again! It is possible. You’re not lost of too far broken.
When your back’s against the wall and you feel alone, God’s strength will help you out.
When you feel like everything has been lost, God’s strength will provide.
When you’re in a heavy season, God’s strength will help you endure.
But how? How to you identify and trust in God’s strength instead of your own? How do you look for it in times of weakness? Is there something you can do to learn this now in order to be prepared later?