Thanksgiving is this week which is an exciting time for many, but according to a recent, that might not be the case for your Gen Z relatives.

I can't help but smile when I see how you have shown love through Faith Hope Love. The last we looked, there are over 16,000 cards out there circulating in DFW right now and I just heard a story from one of our listeners that might be my new favorite! is one of my favorite acts, she said whenever I see a cashier having a tough day I always look at the candy selection by the register and ask, “excuse me, I can’t decide. What’s your favorite?” Then I buy whatever they say and hand it to them after the sale and tell them they’re doing a great job and I hope this candy and card makes your day even better. That’s FHL at kcbi.org

for KING & COUNTRY's A Drummer Boy Christmas is coming to the American Airlines Center Thanksgiving Weekend, Sunday November 27th, and I had the opportunity to chat with one half of the sibling duo, Luke Smallbone (the tall one haha!)

We talked about the upcoming show, why he's currently on the set of a movie, and Luke has a special message for those who feel like they're without hope.

We are T-minus 7 days and counting till thanksgiving, and its never too late to look around and see what you can be thankful for.

On a recent drive into work, we had a uncharacteristically foggy morning. Luckily I had a GPS to get me where I was going.

Then I started thinking: In life, when I can't see where I'm going, when I don't know what the path holds up ahead, when I don't know the right steps to take. I have to rely on different type of GPS to help me find my way.

For some reason as of recent, I’ve found myself tossing and turning at night. My mind just won’t quiet and I’m left with heavy eyes and a heart full of anxiety. I hope not, but maybe that sounds all too familiar.

If so, will you meditate on this truth with me?

When you think about it, tending to our faith is a lot like tending to a garden.

If it feels like your life teeters on the ups and downs, I hope this message from my dear friend Randi can bring some ease to your worry today!

This past weekend, I experienced something a little out of the norm for me. For some reason, on a couple different occasions, I got bit by the comparison bug. I looked at other's joy and felt less than joyful. If you've felt those feelings too, can I say a prayer for us?

If you're from the south, then you've probably familiar with the statement "Bless Your Heart!"

What took place at this BBQ Joint in North Carolina might be most appropriate "Bless Your Heart" ever!