"Jacob’s teacher began by saying Jacob had been very distracted over the last few months, and she felt he needed to be tested for ADD. She handed us a paper outlining the symptoms and advised us to have a doctor confirm the diagnosis."

Liz's passion is to help them understand, study, and apply the word of God in their daily lives. And to share God’s truth with grace to unbelievers and the unBibled.

Listen as I share a perspective I learned years ago that helped me not blow a fuse every time I walked in the door to a messy house and laundry room.

Kenny and Claire Hilliard embraced a return to music during Kenny’s recovery from brain surgery and disease, founding a music teaching studio and penning modern hymns for their home congregation.

Listen as I share what I learned the Bible has to say about our speech and how we should portray ourselves as Christians in the episode.

Mary has learned that we all must own the muddy parts of our stories so we can move forward in the purpose God has for us. Because, as Mary says, God does His best work in the muddy, messy, and broken if we’ll only learn to dig in.

In this episode, Carol shares some things she and her good friends did with the podcast that she hopes will help you find your lifelong friends.

Christian comedian Kerri Pomarolli knows what it's like to feel hopeless. Even though divorce was never something she wanted, she’s learned how God can use it for good.

You'll love hearing Lindsay Jackman share how she and her husband can look back and see God's fingerprints all over their journey to building a life that led to the freedom from debt they now enjoy and the eventual opening of their business, Buffalo Ridge Builders.

As I pondered the topic for this week’s kitchen table episode, the same thing kept coming to mind. An important question I’d like to ask you: What’s the bravest thing you’ve ever done?