Merry Christmas to all you wonderful people I love!
Since you’re part of our 4:13 family, we’re sending you our annual Christmas card to make sure you know how much you mean to us.
This year, our families will give you their Christmas greetings in their own fun little way, KC will speak a blessing over you, and Michael O’Brien will make your heart rejoice as he sings some of his beautiful Christmas songs.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book When a Friendship Falls Apart by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
We all long for “forever friends,” but what happens when forever ends?
Friends are the family we choose, and with that choice comes great joy, but also great risk… because sometimes those friendships fall apart.
So today, author Elizabeth Laing Thompson will give you practical tools for friendships that may be faltering, fractured, or on the verge of failure.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Navigating Gospel Truth by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
As Christians, we want to rightly handle the word of truth, don’t we? We need to be a people who read, study, and understand Scripture accurately, and the good news is… we can!
Today’s guest is author Rebecca McLaughlin, and she’ll not only give you good information on how to do just that, but also tons of inspiration so you will want to.
This wassail recipe is one I’ve made for years. It is one of the few things I can’t ruin or burn!
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Right Where You Belong by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
Studies show that the average adult makes about 122 decisions a day. Lots of those decisions are small, of course, but not all of them. Some of our decisions can change the trajectory of our lives.
So, how do you know those important decisions landed you in the right place in life?
When our eyes are grateful, we can see grace and goodness all around us. But often, we live as if life isn’t good enough, we don’t have enough, and we just plain aren’t enough.
Well, my friend, this is where we get it all wrong—our focus is off.
According to author Michele Howe, the more we focus on ourselves, the less we develop an attitude of appreciation for what we do have. And when we dwell on the things we wish we had or immerse ourselves in the negative, our troubled feelings and actions will follow.
