Caryn & Jeremy in the Morning

I caught myself complaining about things that didn’t go the way I pictured... and almost missed the best part. God reminded me through 2 Kings 5 that His process is worth trusting.

Car rides with kids are never boring. One minute you’re talking about cheese, the next they’re explaining why trees are “shivering” in the wind. 😂 Hear more of these hilarious “life tips” from kids here.

Not all advice is good advice. James 3:17 gives God’s checklist: pure, peace-loving, considerate, merciful, sincere. If it fits, it’s from Him.

Texas shelters are full of pets ready to be loved.. and now’s the perfect time to bring one home. Through the end of the month, dozens of shelters are waiving or reducing adoption fees for “Clear the Shelters.”

Maybe you’ve felt like you missed it... like God called and you didn’t answer in time. But here’s the truth: now is the day of salvation. Your chance is still right in front of you.

Breaking news: under-eye bags are now fashionable. Gen Z is calling it "tired girl makeup." I call it "Tuesday."

I’ve got alerts for just about everything - doorbell, bank account, even my car. But Proverbs says above all else guard your heart… which has me thinking about the “alerts” I’ve got set there.

Somebody pranked a local burger place with a huge $400+ order and never picked it up. Instead of tossing it, they donated all that food to a women’s shelter... and later that day, someone came in and quietly paid the whole bill. God really can turn a bad thing into a blessing.

Back-to-school week is here, and it’s wild how fast kids grow up - but we still see “our little kids.” I think God sees us the same way... no matter how much we change, we’re always His children.

Some people name their vehicles for fun. Jeff named his truck because God saved his life. He calls it  Twister.

You’ve probably had a chipped windshield before. I had one recently too, and when I mentioned it on the air, a listener shared a story that stuck with me. It’s about windshields, yes… but even more about how we sometimes see people.

A mysterious illness almost took down a couple in their 60s… until they discovered the real culprit. It wasn’t anything serious, but it was tragic in its own way!

Some moments in life are so overwhelming, you don’t even know how to pray. The good news? You’re not alone in that. Romans 8:26 says the Spirit prays for us with “wordless groans” when we don’t have the words.

A man nearly closed his restaurant to stay by his wife’s side in the hospital… until a group of teenagers stepped in and kept it running on their own. 

It’s wild how much truth God packs into just a few words. Like when He says, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart.” Simple, but it changes how I see everything.

There’s a baby hippo named Mars who did not want to get out of the pool… until his mom gave him the mom stare. And he listened. Immediately. I guess it’s universal.

I read a quote that said, “You don’t want to be the richest person in the graveyard,” and it really made me think: am I investing in things that actually matter to God? 

Our neighbor’s cat climbed a tree to get a bird the other day. I got him down, but the bird he was bothering kept dive-bombing like the problem wasn’t already handled... and I realized, I do that with God too. 

Have you ever been at the self-checkout when it freezes and says, "Help is on the way"? It makes me think of something Jesus promised in John 14: that He’d send the Holy Spirit to help us.

My friend Suzanne has over 50 pairs of magnetic eyeglass frames, and she keeps them all on her fridge. Yep, just walks over in the morning and picks out her glasses for the day like it’s an accessory wall. A little odd… but also kind of brilliant.

When was the last time you cleaned your vacuum? I did recently, and it got me thinking... God’s Word is a lot like the filter. It keeps the junk from getting into the parts that matter most.

You know that feeling like you look suspicious even though you’re not doing anything wrong? That was me at the grocery store with a bag of cookies. 

Sometimes life just doesn’t make sense. But even when things feel shaky, my faith pulls me back to what I do know: Jesus is still good.

Tarantula mating season is officially here in Texas… and I have so many feelings about it. If one of our cats brings a tarantula into the house, we’re moving. End of story.

It’s hard to let go of something you’ve been depending on: your routine, your plan, your sense of control. But following Jesus sometimes means dropping what’s familiar to step into something better.