Failure is such a great teacher - if we don't succumb to the shame of it.  Abraham Lincoln suffered decades of political failures before he ascended to the presidency.  He admitted that failure was his best teacher.  What happens after our personal failures is a needed teaching.  Stay tuned for more. 

Cain's legacy is most interesting.  Some of his descendants were brilliant, inventing some noteworthy things.  Yet beneath the surface, Cain's sinful tendencies ruled his family line.  Find out more on today's program.

It's surprising to discover that a tattoo is actually talked about in the Bible.  God reveals that He has each of His children's names tattooed on the palm of His hand.  How reassuring to us of His love.  The story of Cain also has a reference to a tattoo.  Find out more on today's program. 

The answer is different for everyone.  How well we survive failure and its aftermath will be dependent on our intimacy with a merciful and redemptive God.  If failure has marked your life and you perceive it is ruined, today's program is for you. 

As Creator God, He has the right to tell us what is required to have a relationship with Him.  That injures our human pride.  We'd rather tell him what 'we' will do and set the terms.  It didn't work out well for Cain and Abel.  Find out more on today's program. 

A tattoo is often mentioned in the Bible.  The first reference is in the book of Genesis.  It belonged to Cain, as a gift from the Lord.  Hear more of the story on today's feature. 

Do you remember your parent looking for you after you had disobeyed?  They probably said, with an ominous tone, "Where are you?"  Well, God went look for His disobedient children as well.  Because He already had a heart for their redemption, his question was, most likely, that of a heartbroken Father.  His heart of mercy has not changed.  

Can each of us say, in the middle of the worst distress, that all is well?  Is it possible to be externally poor but internally rich?  Jesus said so.  He told his disciples, "I have food to eat that you know nothing about."  While they were consumed with physical food, He was feasting on the fellowship of His father.  Learn how to say 'all is well' on today's program. 

Jaime Wyrtzen Lauze shows us that it's possible to move toward the Promised Land of our future with faith.  The signposts may be few but God will be faithful to give enough confirmations and encouragements to fuel our journey.

When others withhold praise from me, I can act out of my hurt.  I'll withhold praise from others, even God.  I'll be stingy.  It's possible to heal from such deprivation.  I can become an radical worshipper.