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The church of today is not great at giving. Statistics show that, on average, Christians are giving 2.5% per capita. That's worse than the giving rate during the Great Depression. This is not about guilt. This is taking a moment to imagine what would happen if Christians took God at His word, tested Him in this area, and watched as he opened...

What happens when you pray? For many of us, praying has become more like a two-way transaction with a heavenly vending machine than a warm encounter with our heavenly Father.  If you long to get more than answers when you go to prayer, listen as Skye Jethani helps us learn to pursue God through a praying life, just like Jesus did.

Kicking off Freedom Friday, the way we do identity in America is that we look to something that we believe will make us feel good about ourselves (we name ourselves) and then we look for a tribe to confirm what we’ve chosen to name ourselves.  But this is an identity that’s on us to achieve and so it’s fragile. ...

Ever notice that in prayer sometimes you get exactly what you ask for?

Walter Cronkite was the most trusted voice in America. But he was anchoring the evening news before cable networks like CNN and Fox became a thing. So, do we have a trusted voice now? Do we need one? Take a listen as Brian and Jannelle grapple with trust and bias in the media.

Fear blinds us from seeing what we need—but God is so kind, he quiets our fears and opens our eyes to what he has provided for us.  Then, what will open the spiritually blind people in our lives to the beauty of Jesus?  It seems like their eyes will be closed forever.  It’s takes a work of God, a miracle.  And...

There is one thing you can't live without. Find out what it is.

If you have been married for very long, there may be days when you wonder if your relationship will go the distance.  Maybe you have even muttered those despairing words, “I can’t do this anymore!” You are not alone!  Coming up on Equipped, Carey and Toni Nieuwhof share what happened when they found themselves...

What must it have been like on that busy Friday afternoon when a Man, a Man like no other, was about to die a horrible death – and make history? Janet Parshall will answer that question in this week’s commentary.