We are more than our name, more than what we do, more than what others think of us. Our identity -- who we are -- is revealed in the Bible, and it's amazing! When we discover who we truly are, it changes how we see ourselves and how we live our lives.

Millions suffer from this unfortunate condition. Is there any reason to live with this fear?

What exactly is the abomination of desolation? Why is it important to understand what it is?

Many commencement speeches are given this time of year. Have you ever thought about what might be said in a commencement speech God might give?

There are many reasons people give for joining the military, but should those be our reasons? Why does the Church teach against joining the military? This episode covers four reasons, from the Bible, why Christians should not participate in military service.

Since the first person to summit Mt. Everest, Sir Edmund Hillary in 1953, many have achieved climbing the world's largest mountain. Among them is the youngest to ever climb Mt. Everest—Jordan Romero. What can we learn from a young man who summited the world's tallest mountain at age 13?

Sometimes in life we face situations that need a different approach. Often, for us to get past certain issues we need to stop doing what we've always done and try something new. Join Chad Messerly for this week's 'Something to Think About' to look at four points on how to make changes in our life.

The ten largest "megachurches" in the US today, boost attendance figures from 26,000 to 76,000!! Our entire Church organization does not even come close to those figures. Have you ever wondered why we are so small? There is an answer to that question.

When a major, abrupt change happened in my life I learned to shift my perspective, to adapt, and to go to God for help.

This podcast looks at why God used unleavened bread as a symbol for one of His annual festivals.