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It’s not that we want to be controlling. We just want to prevent bad things from happening. Sometimes it feels like it’s up to us to keep the peace or keep everything from falling apart, right?
Well today, even if you don’t consider yourself a controlling person, you’re about to discover whether you have an underlying need for control.
The Trinity may seem like a complicated doctrine about who God is, but what if it actually has something important to say about how we can relate to others?
In this conversation, chaplain and theologian Liz Daye shares what the Trinity can teach you about your everyday relationships. Because when you understand the relational nature of God, you get a clearer picture of what a healthy, flourishing community can look like.
Did you know friendship isn’t just a social add-on or an emotional luxury? It’s part of God’s blueprint for life. So how do you build meaningful relationships in a world where we’re more relationally disconnected than ever?
Pastor and speaker Wayne Francis joins me to explore how Jesus modeled friendship—and what His example can teach us about doing relationships well.
We just got home from the Hope of Heaven Tour, and we’re still singing the blues. But that doesn’t mean we’re sad. It means we’re about as happy as we can be.
Why? Because “singing the blues” has a whole new meaning in light of eternity! On this tour, it means we celebrated Heaven together, and it was beautiful!
I hope you’re still singing those blues too—smelling that blue flower and remembering that your Father’s house, Heaven, is very near. Jesus is with you, my friend, and HE is the true hope of Heaven.
Have you ever thought, “This is what I prayed for—so why am I struggling with it?” Maybe your prayer was answered, but now you’re feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, or even sad. It can be confusing, right?
Well, be encouraged, my friend, because today, author Melissa Miller helps us understand why living in God’s “yes” can sometimes be harder than we expected.
What if we haven’t gotten Christianity wrong—but haven’t fully appreciated it for all it’s worth? That’s what we’re exploring today with Dr. Alister E. McGrath, a renowned Christian scholar, Oxford professor, author, and former atheist.
After sharing his journey from atheism to faith, Dr. McGrath explains how Christianity isn’t just true; it can profoundly transform our lives. Because it isn’t just an idea to believe; it’s a reality to experience.
