Our society tells us we have to be constantly working, striving and doing in order to find value. That can easily cause burnout and stress. But Joyce Meyer says, “No matter what’s going on in our circumstances, we can maintain a quiet heart.” Find out how.
Many potential suitors have been rejected with the phrase, “Sorry, but I’m dating Jesus.” But John Crist points out why this phrase is hilariously off-base—and needs to go.
Kari Jobe’s live performance of “Forever” is incredible by itself. But at the six-minute mark, her worship inspires one man to come on-stage and share his testimony before thousands. Prepare for chills.
In this eye-opening sermon, pastor and rapper Trip Lee, also known as Trip Barefield, shares why churches must be leaders for racial justice in their communities. He says, “Our end goal is not just getting black people and white people in the same building. Jay-Z can do that. Our goal is to proclaim the peace and unity that Jesus has already accomplished at the cross and to proclaim that and to call all different kinds of people into that peace.”
On May 22, 2017, 22 people were killed by a suicide bomber in Manchester, England. More than 50 others were injured. But the Billy Graham Rapid Response Team Chaplains were there to provide help and hope to the hurting.
You may have heard Tauren Wells’ “Hills and Valleys” on your local Christian radio station. But for the music video, Wells stripped the song down to just strings and a piano so that viewers can focus in on the lyrics: “No matter where I am, I’m standing in Your love.”
Housefires is the band that first wrote worship megahit “Good Good Father”—and now they’re at it again. The band was performing in concert when the Holy Spirit intervened and inspired a spontaneous song. Watch the video to see what happened next.
Cars 3 is now out in theaters—and if you’re a parent with small children, they’re probably already begging to go see it. But is Pixar’s latest film safe for the whole family? Movieguide explains.
Effective leaders love the people they lead. The essence of leadership is spiritual leadership. Whether you’re leading your team to produce, your home to flourish or your relationships to improve, lead in the Spirit always. Lead with love. Download a free book sample at .
Times change. People change. But the gospel never changes. Watch this 1986 message by Billy Graham about the power of salvation. You’ll get chills watching “America’s Pastor” in his prime.