Suffering. Grief. Disappointment. Loss. Any one of these can shake us to our core. So how are we supposed to trust God when everything seems to go wrong?
Today on the 4:13, Anne Graham Lotz (daughter of Billy Graham) and her daughter, Rachel-Ruth Lotz Wright, walk through the story of Joseph—a man who experienced betrayal, false accusation, and unfair circumstances that turned his life upside down.
So how did Joseph remain steadfast in his faith?
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.
The practice of waking early to seek God in prayer is woven into the fabric of Scripture. But… what if you’re not a morning person?
Oh friend, I get it! But whether you greet the sunrise with joy or hit snooze like it’s your spiritual gift, today you’ll be challenged to rethink what’s possible with God.
Joining me on the 4:13 is author Tara Beth Leach who will encourage you to answer Scripture’s call to seek God early! She shares why mornings matter, how even night owls or those with busy schedules can make space for God, and what it looks like to build a structured yet flexible morning rhythm that actually sticks.
Have you ever wrestled with doubt and wondered if it meant your faith was slipping away? You’re not alone! When we find ourselves torn between faith and uncertainty, it’s easy to feel disappointed, disillusioned, and distant from God.
But what if doubt isn’t a threat to your faith? What if it’s an invitation to a deeper relationship with God?
Forgiveness is one of the hardest choices we face, but it’s also one of the most powerful. Today’s guest, author Debbie Barr, reveals how forgiving others isn’t just an act of obedience to God—it’s a gift to ourselves.
Many people don’t realize this, but we pay a high price to our overall health when we cling to resentment, bitterness, and thoughts of revenge. But how are we supposed to move on when we’ve been hurt so deeply?
In this very special bonus episode, I’m taking you on a cozy visit to the College of the Ozarks where I got to sit down with author, speaker, and First Lady of the college, Laura Johnson.
In honor of the National Day of Prayer, we’re talking about all things prayer journaling—how it helps us stay faithful in prayer, recognize God’s work in our lives, and grow spiritually through even the most challenging seasons.
