When life has given you more than you feel you can bear, it's a moment that defines your very faith. Will you choose bitterness or be transformed by it?

John Rainey always wanted to coach a college sport, and connect with young athletes. God had other plans, and used his passion for sports to reach young athletes for Jesus all around the world.

Dr. Patricia June has spent her life looking after the needs of others, whether spiritual or physical. She shares her story of a life lived for Jesus overseas in Bangladesh and at home in Moultrie.

Rebecca grew up always wanting to sing for Jesus. Her life has taken her all over the world doing what she loves. And now at 82 years old, she's loving proof that worship has no age limit.

From serving at home during the Vietnam conflict to falling in love to becoming disillusioned with church, Alton and Sue Chancey have led a life of love for each other that ultimately led right back to Christ.

Finishing well in life is a process that few achieve. Most burn out or fall. How can we finish life well so that we bring honor to God's name and kingdom?

Many of us wear masks of happiness when we’re feeling low or overwhelmed. To transition from pain to praise, we have to take off this mask, cry out to God, and let Him draw us from hopelessness to safety, and then to intimacy.

As fathers, we must be submitted to God's authority, will, and love. In doing so, we can be the kind of father that pleases God. The kind of father who gives life and love to his children.

The children of Israel sang a pilgrimage song, the song of Zion, as they journeyed to Jerusalem. Where God dwells there is rest for our souls, so how can we sing the song of Zion to our King?

Having an idea of the context or meaning of something can change how you feel about it. Knowing the story behind some of the chapters of Psalms helps us connect better with God's word.