Hurry is the enemy of life and is the condition of a spiritual heart that is out of alignment.

Are you puffed up, pretending, or repeatedly promoting your own opinion as the gospel?

The single greatest challenge to endure on this side is the death of someone close to us. The finality of the loss, combined with no longer being able to speak with that person, weighs heavily on our hearts. Whether their passing occurred suddenly or after suffering over a long period of time, the pain is severe. We live in a world that has fallen short of our Creator's design. Consequently, God wants to bring us together with Him free from the death that breaks His heart.

Huntington University's doctor of occupational therapy program prioritizes the Kingdom of God as the professors and degree candidates travel abroad to serve patients who otherwise would not receive treatment.

Do you ever think about where your soul goes when you die? The Bible is unmistakably clear that we have two options: eternal life with Christ or eternal separation from Him (see Matthew 25:46). If you took your last breath on this side today, where would you be? It’s the most important question you will ever answer.

This week's guest is truly an Indiana Jones, charting innumerable discoveries, including the world's oldest known synagogue. You will not want to miss author, professor, archaeologist, photographer, and filmmaker, Dr. Mark Fairchild, as he brings the New Testament to life.

Do you see God as a taskmaster who slaps you around after every evil thought? Would you like to know the truth about the heart of a loving heavenly Father?

We either live inside God’s circle of love in intimacy with Him or outside it in idolatry. When we thrive in our heavenly Father’s grace, He uses us to bring His life to future generations (Exodus 20:6), as is the case with this week’s guest.

Are you carrying around the burden and weight of your most heinous acts? Maybe you took something that wasn’t yours, leading to a life of deceit. Perhaps you made a string of foolish choices that destroyed your closest relationships. Possibly, addiction has captured your soul.

During these trying times, are you bringing joy to your relationships?

Is something shiny capturing your attention to draw you away from God? Each of us risks abandoning our desires to physical pleasure, power, or pride (1 John 2:16), and the results of doing so are devastating.

This week, our guest shares a story only God could write. The resulting ministry is amazing.

When you endure painful circumstances, do you see God as being far away or unwilling to help? King David offered insight into that perspective. My longtime friend and former radio partner stops by to discuss both the problem and the solution.

This week, a legendary entrepreneur shares how God led him through the loss of his father when he was only eleven years old and carried him, along with his wife, through an amazing miracle that recently brought him back to the memory of his greatest childhood loss.

Grace is the best deal ever offered, and each of us needs it: God's Riches At Christ's Expense.

How much of your life do you give to seeking and saving the lost? For many of us, this is a challenging question. Now think of the person who led you to Christ. What did they do to engage you? Is there anyone in your world who would benefit by you doing the same?

When we surrender our lives to Christ, He uses us to represent Him to a lost and hurting world. Shirley Woods describes this Divinely-inspired effort as re-presenting Jesus, often most vividly amidst life's trials. You will not want to miss her insights of how God transitions us from hurt to hope.

This week, County Line Church of God worship arts pastor Kevin McIntire transparently shares his story of how God walked with him through anxiety and depression in order to use his life to draw others to restoration in Christ.

What is stopping you from the journey God has for you? Too often, tragedy, fear, or addiction barricade us from experiencing His best for our lives, namely to shape us to be more like Christ. This week’s guest vulnerably shares his story of loss, numbing the pain, and recovery, only to discover there was more to surrender.

Do you see God as weighing your heart against others on His scales of justice, providing rewards and penalties depending on who is more righteous?