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Love has a story. It's bigger than you. It's bigger than me. On Thursday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, our guest, poet Quina Aragon shares how, before the foundations of the earth, the great storyteller was penning a story that included you. Love was thinking about you, imagining ways to showcase His love for you,...

In Galatians 6, we are encouraged to not grow weary of doing good. And we know of one Christian ministry that has been doing good for nearly 150 years and shows zero signs of growing weary. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Scott Collins to talk about Buckner International and its ongoing efforts to support foster...

Friday on Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, we conclude our devotional study with Tessa Afshar in The Rested Soul. Are you feeling rested and at peace? Is your soul finding true rest? Tessa has learned many lessons from battling anxiety in her own life, and she has shared many of these thoughts in this study so her readers can learn from...

Today on Bold Steps Weekend, Pastor Mark takes a look at the three types of infidelity. Over the past few weekends, Mark has been presenting an overview of the Ten Commandments as they're found in Exodus chapter 20. Mark will look at a commandment that so many people seem to disregard.

Today on Karl and Crew Mornings, we continued our discussion about how to tell if we are spiritually drifting. Our Scripture reference this morning was Galatians 4:16-20. Paul asked the Galatians this question: "Have I now become your enemy by telling you the truth?" This is our third and final sign of drifting. Have you ever been angry...

When you join us for today's Treasured Truth, we’ll be starting a new study that will help us consider how to reach out to help those who have fallen away from the Lord. But we have to be very careful, because there are those of us who are so much like the self-righteous Pharisees, that whenever somebody falls, instead of picking them...

Pastor Ford will remind us today that sometimes the solution to our problem is in our problem. In other words, our deficiency—which is apparent to us in our problem—may be the provision for the sufficiency that God wants to provide for us, but we sometimes cannot easily see the truth about our situation.