Our souls long for less of us and more of God. For less of this broken world and more of Jesus’ abundant life. Put simply… for revival.
So, today on the 4:13, author and podcaster Lisa Whittle shares the freedom that comes from surrendering to God—releasing your need for comfort, control, approval, and even blessings. You’ll see how offering everything to God brings the renewed spiritual vitality we all crave.
We talk to ourselves all day long—often without even realizing it. And while we may not be able to turn off the constant chatter happening inside our minds, we can learn to change the conversation.
So today on the 4:13, author and Moody Radio host Jon Gauger shares how self-talk can be either destructive or redemptive, depending on whether you speak lies or biblical truth to yourself.
Have you ever caught yourself being a little… judgy? It’s no secret—judgment is everywhere these days, even in the church. But aren’t we also supposed to use good judgment?
It’s tricky, right? Well today, you’re going to get biblical clarity on how to use good judgment without being judgmental.
Have you ever felt the passion in your faith slowly fading?
Maybe there was a time when you couldn’t wait to open your Bible, go to church, or talk about God. But somewhere along the way, your fire went out. Your enthusiasm faded. And now? You’re in a spiritual funk—maybe even numb.
Well today on the 4:13, Dallas Theological Seminary president, Dr. Mark Yarbrough, joins us for a deeply honest and hope-filled conversation about what it means to revive a faith that’s grown cold.
Sometimes you need to look back and see God in your past to help you trust Him for your future.
Today on the 4:13, author and speaker Laurie Polich Short explains how what feels like a detour may actually be divine direction. Whether you’ve experienced closed doors, long seasons of waiting, or deep disappointment, you’ll be reminded that God is present in every part of your story.
What if the Jesus you know has been shaped more by culture than by Scripture?
All too often, we create a customized Jesus to fit our preferences instead of following the true Jesus revealed in God’s Word. And without even realizing it, He becomes the Lord of our comfort and convenience instead of the Lord of our lives.
We seek Him as a life coach dedicated to our success, a therapist for our anxiety, and a political ally for our causes. But my friend, that’s not who He really is!
