We live in a world where we’ve become disciples of the internet. We’re addicted to distraction, consumed by endless notifications, and we idolize our instant access to a never-ending avalanche of information. But if all this connectivity is supposed to make life better, why are we more anxious, dissatisfied, and weary than ever?
New York Times bestselling author and counselor John Eldredge joins me today to offer a way out of the digital overwhelm.
Can you truly trust again after betrayal? According to today’s guest, New York Times bestselling author Lysa TerKeurst, you can—but it takes wisdom, discernment, and healing.
In this powerful episode, we dive deep into the complexities of trust, exploring whether or not trust should be unconditional, what red flags to watch for within relationships, and how to avoid “living hurt” after you’ve been hurt. You’ll discover you can manage your skepticism and find a way forward.
On this episode of the 4:13, we’re diving into the joy-filled adventure of chasing whimsy. Have you ever heard that expression? It’s a way you can discover the uplifting, inspiring, and unexpected possibilities that await you every single day.
Bestselling author Bob Goff uses his signature storytelling and winsome take on life to reveal how whimsy isn’t just about enthusiasm—it’s a deeply purposeful way of living. It’s where intentionality meets curiosity, where interruptions become invitations, and where delight flips the script on your bad days.
Are you living your highest good? And is that even possible when life isn’t always good? Well today’s guest, author Mary Wiley, says you can, and she’ll show you how it’s possible.
You don’t need more to-do’s or step-by-step instructions to help you get there. Believe it or not, living your highest good only comes by spending time in the presence of God.
A few days before our Fresh Grounded Faith Somerset conference began, the family of God experienced an unspeakable loss in this community. Three family members from Oak Hill Baptist Church were lost in a tragic house fire.
One of those who passed away was BriLee Kay, a vibrant 17-year-old born on December 15, 2007, who attended Oak Hill Baptist Church.
We often try to do a lot for God, and we often try to do it all without Him. Wouldn’t you love to let go of spiritual performance and reject the cultural expectation to live under pressure? Oh, my friend, me too!
So today, Bible teacher Megan Fate Marshman explores what it means to set aside our addiction to trying to figure everything out and relish a slower, compelling, and relaxed life with God. Instead of striving and trying to be like Him without Him, she’ll help you relax, release your self-reliance, and rest in your Heavenly Father who has already done it all.
