Singing is an expression of joy and gratitude that Biblical authors condone. When we glorify God in song and encourage one another, we make some of our most lasting emotional connections. Laurie Moyer and Lauren Bassford bring forward many scriptures that highlight women singers and songwriters. Sing when you’re happy or sad or discouraged or encouraged – Trust in the Lord!

Tonight, Dana Burk leads a discussion with Ruth Morris and Robin Clifton that explores how Christians can find renewal from sin, life’s burdens, and burnout through scripture, prayer, and faith.

Within the scriptures, there are examples of festive, wholesome recreation as well as self-destructive, “epic fails” in pursuit of having a good time. What does God say on the topic of recreation, and what principles are at play when we consider how to best refresh our bodies, minds and souls? Colleen and Lauren join Cindy in tonight's discussion. 

One of Matt Bassford’s writings was his regular blog. When diagnosed with ALS, he continued posting as long as he could with the understanding that Lauren would publish the blogs after his passing. Lauren, Ila and Laurie Moyer talk about the effect of a terminal diagnosis on Christians, referring to the recently published “One Last Verse” for perspective.

Cindy Dunagan, Colleen O'Steen and Lauren Bassford meet to talk more about how a mother can discipline her children in a loving, godly way. How can she be gentle and patient without being lenient and overindulgent? Join us tonight as we continue last week's conversation. 

How can a mother be gentle and patient without being lenient and overindulgent? How can she keep her cool when her children are disobedient? On a practical level, Cindy Dunagan, Lauren Bassford and Colleen O'Steen discuss what a mother can do to parent "smarter, not harder".

Civilla Martin was an American hymn writer best known for penning the lyrics to “His Eye Is on the Sparrow” inspired by the deep faith of a disabled friend who trusted in God. The hymn became widely loved for its message of comfort, hope, and divine reassurance. Civilla Martin’s words continue to offer comfort, expressing God’s constant care and loving presence. Ila with panelists Dana Carrozza, Montelle White and Judy Dolan discuss this hymn and her other well-known one, “God Will Take Care of You”.

Eliza Hewitt was a prolific American hymnist and Sunday school teacher. Born in 1851, she wrote uplifting hymns like “When We All Get to Heaven”, expressing joy, faith, and devotion. Tonight, Ila leads the panel of Dana Carrozza and Jill Yopp in discussing several songs written by her, including “Sunshine in My Soul” and “Who Will Follow Jesus?”.

Born in 1830, Elizabeth Clephane lived a short, devoted life. Her hymns gained popularity posthumously, cherished for their heartfelt simplicity and spiritual depth. Tonight, Ila, Jill Yopp, Judy Dolan and Montelle White discuss “The Ninety and Nine” and “Beneath the Cross of Jesus,” hymns that reflect Christian faith and compassion.

Fanny Crosby, blind from infancy, wrote over 8,000 hymns. Her blindness deepened her faith, inspiring powerful, enduring lyrics that continue to impact Christian worship worldwide. Ila, Dana Burk, Colleen O’Steen and Judy Dolan discuss the scriptural content of some of her songs.