Could your father wound affect your marriage? Maybe it surfaces in struggling with trust, low self- esteem, or difficulty forming healthy boundaries. Kia Stephens helps you learn how to heal, using practical tools to overcome insecurities and find wholeness with God.

Hurt, neglect, rejection, or abandonment from a father can feel like it tumbles into all of life. Author Kia Stephens gets real about her own painful path through father wounds--and how she began moving forward.

Musician Michael Card has felt it, too: Utterly alone, as if the world is oblivious to you and your

pain. The author and musician articulates how he was swept up by love and, ultimately, able to cope with grief.

Ever feel lost or longing for more? Feel overwhelmed and unfulfilled? Author Michael Card found a single biblical word that utterly changed how he viewed love. Instead of temporary fixes, could there be something deeper to fill the void within?

Got big dreams—but feel lost on how to achieve them? Singer-songwriter Michael Card discusses

how his mentor influenced his faith and career journey, shedding light on overcoming obstacles. What's stopping you from chasing your dreams?

Ever feel scared to ask for help? Worried about what your folks might say? Bela opens up about

the challenges of navigating college life, being in the party scene, struggling with an eating disorder, and her fam's reactions to her struggles. See how Bela found the strength to share her struggles with her family

Mother's Day can be rough for stepmoms. Maybe you feel left out, unloved, and unappreciated.

Ron Deal and Gayla Grace discuss how tough times, like the stepmom Mother's Day dilemma, can build strength. They offer advice on how to reclaim identity and make Mother's Day a little less miserable.

Ever felt the pull of cancel culture? It's that moment when someone slips up, whether it's a tweet

from a decade back or a recent slip of the tongue, and suddenly the online world comes together to unfollow, call out, and attack them. Author Philip Yancey promotes the idea of grace in this chaotic environment and explains the effects of cancel culture.

Constantly finding reasons not to forgive that one person (you know the one)? Giving kindness, even when it feels tough, isn't easy. Philip Yancey shows us how grace changes lives--and maybe even yours.

From critiquing someone's outfit, to dismissing ideas in meetings, or commenting on eating

habits--our judgments can shape lives. Philip Yancey explores how grace, instead, can alter lives for the better.