The temptation you swore off. The shame that keeps circling back. The voice at 2am that says you'll never change. Trying harder is a losing battle. Prayer is the key to victory — and it's simpler than you think.

The greatest weapon against Satan isn't your willpower, your discipline, or your best effort — it's something Jesus already used to shut him down every time. Pick it up, and you stop just surviving the enemy's attacks and start pushing him back.

Fear keeps hitting you in the same spots, and you can't figure out why. There's a reason it keeps winning — and there's a way to stand that you were never meant to do alone.

You've been white-knuckling every outcome you can't control — the results, the responses, the things you can't fix. You think if you just grip tighter, you'll finally feel peace. You won't. And once you see where peace actually comes from, you'll stop reaching for the wheel.

There's a voice in your head telling you you're not enough, not forgiven, not going to change — and you've been listening to it like it's yours. It's not. And once you learn where it's actually coming from, you'll never hear it the same way again.

Why can't I beat this temptation? Why does anxiety keep coming out of nowhere? Why does it feel like something is constantly pulling my marriage, my family, and my peace apart?

You have an enemy working behind the scene to destroy your life, but God hasn't left us defenseless.

Every character in Thunderbolts* is running from something — pain, regret, emptiness. Watch to discover what happens when they stop running alone, and what it means for the weight you've been carrying too.

Everyone told Sarah Rector her land was worthless — but she knew there was something beneath the surface no one else could see. Find out what her story means for the value you've been waiting for someone else to notice.

In The Fantastic Four: First Steps, a cosmic threat demands the impossible — and then watches as everyone turns on each other. Watch to find out why the person you're most frustrated with might not be the real enemy at all.

When Benjamin Mee loses his wife, he does what most of us would do — he runs. Watch to find out what happens when he finally stops, and what 20 seconds of courage could change for you too.