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A well-cooked meal and a newborn baby fill our hearts with different delights. Pastor John explains how God’s gifts offer us a multicolored experience of joy.

If you're doing everything in your business, you'll never have time to grow it. In this episode, EntreLeadership’s head coach, John Felkins, takes a call from a business owner who's overwhelmed by her workload. He shares how to get the right help, free up your time, and start working on your business instead of just in it. Next Steps: ·      Not sure what to do next in your business? Let’s figure...

In the age of SEO and AEO, businesses can sometimes forget the power of a simple recommendation.   In this episode of the StoryBrand Podcast, Donald Miller sits down with entrepreneur and business coach Howard Partridge to discuss his book "Referrals Made Simple" and how a few simple systems can give an outsized boost to revenue.   Buy "Referrals Made Simple" here: https://www.amazon.com/Referrals...

In this episode of Pray the Word on Ezra 4:4–6, David Platt urges us to endure in faith amidst discouragement or fear. Explore more content from Radical .

You were made for a purpose, and your eyes, both physically and spiritually, were made to behold the glory of God. In this episode, David Wollen is joined by author and Bible teacher Nancy Guthrie to explore what Scripture reveals about our purpose and what it means to behold Christ.

In honor of Veterans Day this week, and as we continue our series on service, we’re talking about serving our country and what it looks like to show up for the people who have given so much to us. I’m honored to share this conversation with Gary Sinise with you. You probably know him as an actor, including his iconic role as Lieutenant Dan in Forrest Gump, but Gary has spent decades using his plat...

Psalms 3–8 E1 — We’re starting a short series on Psalms 3–8, the next literary bundle following the introduction to the Psalms scroll. Psalm 3 begins with a very specific heading that informs how we should read it: “A psalm of David, when he fled from his son Absalom.” What story does the heading refer to and how does it help us interpret David’s words in the psalm? In this episode, Jon and Tim ex...

Is there any part of your salvation you can take credit for? Studying Romans 3:25b–31, Dr. John Neufeld shows three things the Cross reveals about God: His righteous character, why He could forgive anyone in the Old Testament, and why He is still gracious to us today. Then he turns to what the Cross teaches about ourselves: we have nothing to boast about, no people group has an advantage, and we n...

FROM TODAY’S RECAP: - Graphic: Timeline of Jesus' Death - Image: Passover - Article: Was Jesus Crucified on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday? - Article: The Day Christ Died - Was it on a Thursday or Friday? - Article: Solving the Three Day Three Night Mystery - Article: On What Day Was Jesus Crucified? - Video: John Overview (Part 2) - TBR Mailing Address - on our Contact Page Note: We provide links...

Check out the 30+% Off Sale at Little Things Studio Turning 50 has a way of making you notice things you used to shrug off. You walk into a room and completely forget why you're there, and suddenly it feels less funny and more like, “Wait... should I be concerned?” That's exactly why I invited neuroscientist Dr. Tommy Wood, author of The Stimulated Mind , to join me on the podcast. I wanted to kno...

Sometimes the difficult part about parenting is when the problem isn’t really the problem. Jim Daly shares tips for how parents can avoid jumping to conclusions too quickly regarding what’s driving their child’s behavior. Support Family Ministry If you enjoyed listening to Focus on the Family Commentary, please give us your feedback.

The show is officially a teenager! At 13 years old, we're celebrating with a special conversation for both moms and dads. Bruce is back on the show, and we're diving into a topic that doesn't get talked about enough: male friendship and why dads need good friends, too. Do men sometimes convince themselves they're fine without close friendships? Between work, marriage, raising kids, and all the dif...

You raised them, prayed for them, and tried to get it right. So when your grown child walks away from your values—or your faith—why does it feel like your failure? Author Jim Burns tackles parent guilt, the endless “if onlys,” and the urge to fix what you can't control. Join Dave and Ann Wilson on FamilyLife Today for a conversation about loving adult kids when their choices break your heart. Show...

In this week’s episode of The Bible for Normal People , Pete and Jared talk with biblical scholar Leslie Baynes about C.S. Lewis and the ways his literary background, imagination, and theological commitments shaped how he interpreted the Bible. They explore Lewis’s approach to biblical scholarship, his tendency to harmonize the Gospels, and the tension between his acceptance of biblical contradict...

On this episode, we’re joined by Jason Vanderground.   Jason Vanderground is President of BrandHaven, a brand strategy and creative agency in West Michigan, and author of DREAM to Reality: The Framework That Builds Brands, Sparks Movements, and Drives Real Change . He was the strategist behind 'He Gets Us,' the national campaign whose Super Bowl ads reached 115 million viewers. Over nearly three d...

A doctor’s visit that ends with “I’m not exactly sure what this is” can set the mind spinning in seconds. Is it serious? Is it treatable? How much time is there? What will be missed? Sitting alone in a car afterward, it is easy to run through scenario after scenario until the worst possible conclusion feels certain, even when part of you knows the thinking is irrational. Isaiah 26:3 offers a diffe...

Trees play a prominent role in the Bible. Hear how the tree of Christ's cross leads us back to the Tree of Life.

In this episode of Pray the Word on Ezra 3:11–13, David Platt encourages us to present ourselves sincerely before the Lord. Explore more content from Radical .

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What is the Kingdom of Heaven like?

While a church may be thriving and a pastor’s sermons may be bringing hope to those in need, there is often another person quietly hurting in the pews: the pastor’s wife. Her role is easy to overlook. Many carry hidden wounds that few can relate to, from the pressure to keep the ministry afloat, to friendships that come and go, to juggling multiple responsibilities with a smile. It is a calling th...

In this episode of Pray the Word on Ezra 1:1, David Platt reflects on God’s sovereignty in accomplishing his purposes. Explore more content from Radical .

Jen Babakhan experienced the painful journey of navigating her mom’s terminal illness — and found God’s comfort and peace along the way. She offers practical and godly insights about discovering joy in sorrow, helping children deal with grief, and anticipating a glorious reunion in Heaven! Disrupted Remembering the Hope of Heaven Collection A Godly Perspective on End-of-Life Decisions Don't Walk T...

FROM TODAY’S RECAP: - Join the RECAPtains Note: We provide links to specific resources ; this is not an endorsement of the entire website, author, organization, etc. Their views may not represent our own. SHOW NOTES: - Follow The Bible Recap: Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | YouTube - Follow Tara-Leigh Cobble: Instagram - Read/listen on the Bible App or Dwell App - Learn more at our Start Page - Be...

Courage rarely feels like courage in the moment. For many people, it is needed for everyday social interactions as well as the bigger things in life, and it often shows up only after a nudge from the Lord. One of the hardest tests of courage is continuing to do what is right when you know you may be treated wrongly for it, such as reaching out to a once-close friend who has pulled away and now wan...