Flying soon? Listen to what this flight attendant has to say about the unspoken rules of the sky and what you can do to ensure that receive the best service possible where you may be headed!

"I will give thanks to you, Lord, with all my heart; I will tell of all your wonderful deeds." - Psalm 9:1

If you've sat in rush hour in Dallas, you may have thought "It can't any worse than this. Right?" Actually, it does (by quite a bit!)

Have you ever had days where God has placed a loved one who has passed away on your heart? Today is that day for me. I can't help but thank God for my mom, Susie.

I probably won't know this side of heaven just how many times my mom's prayers helped save my life, but I know they did.

If you still have your parents, give them a call today. Let them know just how much you love them. I'd love for one more of those calls. Miss you, mom.

Frank Steele is the owner Frankenson's, a Las Vegas-based restuarant that had been his dream to open for 30 years. But Frank admitted that his 4-month-old restuarant had some trouble getting off the ground and that he was “lucky if I did $400 a day.”

Enter TikTok Food Review sensation Keith Lee.

Some people are haunted by their past. Some people believe their struggles stop God from loving them. Friend, if that's you, I've got some good news for you.

When Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field last Monday night, his prognosis looked bleak. Less than 2 weeks later, all you can say is "But God..."

On this episode of Old Dad / New Dad, Sonny and Josh talk through New Year's Resolutions and how there's grace in our efforts to grow!

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Imagine this: you and your spouse are on a road trip and you stop off to fill up on gas. Your spouse runs inside to get a few snacks and use the restroom. You get back in the car and start driving only to realize you left your spouse behind. How far would you get? How much trouble would you be in?

What if I told you that distance was 100 miles and your spouse walked 13 miles to nearest police station? True story!

Today, I'm celebrating my friend Ruth's divorce decree. It's a little different than you might think!