From childhood despair to business success that still left him empty, Ron Meyers shares the moments that taught him redemption is not about having a perfect story. It is about discovering what Jesus can do with the broken pieces. This honest conversation with John Martin is a reminder that your past does not disqualify you, your mess can become your message, and God is not finished with your story.
Every Fourth of July we celebrate the freedoms we enjoy as Americans. We wave the flag, gather with family, and remember the sacrifices made by
In a world filled with noise and constant distraction, there’s something profoundly sacred about putting pen to paper. For Donna DeSalvo, author of “What If
Today, I want to share a message of hope, purpose, and passion with you. It’s about discovering what you love, nurturing it, and glorifying God in the process.
As we stand on the threshold of a new year, it’s essential to embark on this journey with an anticipation of what it truly means to do life with Jesus. We often begin each year with resolutions, goals, and dreams, but how can we align these aspirations with the transformative power of Christ in our lives? In this blog, let’s explore the liberating concept of doing life with Jesus, allowing us to embrace 2024 with no guilt, no shame, and no condemnation but instead running our race in the freedom to become the person we were created to be and discovering our destiny.
This episode chronicles Sam’s journey from addiction to salvation. It delves into the broader theme of discovering one’s purpose and identity in Christ.
We celebrate freedom every fourth of July, and rightfully so, but Christians, what about our freedom in Christ? You and I are free because Jesus went to the cross. Free of guilt and free of condemnation. In other words, we have a do-over in life. We can be ourselves and not fear God is out to get us. This is freedom worth shouting from a mountaintop!
While some may only see a tiny acorn, others envision a mighty oak tree. We must recognize that the potential for an entire forest lies within each acorn.
I’m a rocketman! Do you remember that song by Elton John? I sometimes feel like a rocket man. Let me explain: I often get so fired up and optimistic about our future as Christians that I explode with a passionate desire to tell the world.
Do you remember the fairy tale, “Chicken Little,” written by Tasha Guenther? It is about Henny Penny, more commonly known as Chicken Little- a chicken
