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Some people are lucky enough to get paid to do what they love. But many are not.  In an age when passion and calling are often confused, how do you understand the difference between the two.  Trillia Newbell talks with Karen Swallow Prior about her book, You Have a Calling: Finding Your Vocation in the True, Good & Beautiful...

How do we get a life of fruitful obedience when we're exhausted, anxious, and busy? Jesus tells and shows us the way in his most famous sermon, The Sermon on the Mount. Ed Stetzer talks with Bryce Hales and Ashley Hales about their Bible study, A Fruitful Life: Discovering Jesus' Invitation in the Sermon on the Mount and how by diving into...

Pastor Mark says your view of God can be healed—discover how renewing your mind reveals the Father’s unconditional love, even after earthly wounds.

Making things right will always require a sincere apology.