Today we're looking at the screenplay of our lives and where Jesus fits in the script. Philippians 2:9-11 says God has put the name of Jesus above every other name, but are we following suit, or have we limited him to just a few cameo appearances?

Randy Gallaway was the most forgiving person I've ever met, which is incredible when you learn all the terrible things that happened to him. His example points to how God wants to use us to change the world.

Ever felt like something was missing when it comes to experiencing God's best? Today we reveal the "secret sauce" for right living from God's Word.

How can we remain confident in the face of overwhelming odds? Today we look at the life of King Hezekiah, who teaches us what faith in God should look like, even amid dire circumstances.

Today we're examining a series of questions that will determine the degree to which we experience God's best for our lives. If you want to daily walk in God's blessings, these are the questions for you!

As we get older, it's tempting to believe our best days are behind us. But God has a special message for you today about living your best life, even into advanced years.

Several recent interactions reminded us that listening and responding appropriately are not always automatic in our disconnected lives. Here are the keys to better listening and responding...

Rock and country songs have proclaimed, "Life is a highway/I want to ride it all night long."  During the journey it makes sense to ask, "Am I closer my destination today than I was yesterday, last week, or last year? And how can we fix things if we've gotten off track?"

Are there battles in life that you've lost so many times, you're ready to give up or give in? Today, we look at an open secret for experiencing unprecendented levels of victory, even against the greatest obstacles.

Putting DANGER in the title of a book, TV show, or movie is a great way to draw in eyeballs. But almost no-one has danger on their to-do list. Most of us actively avoid dangerous situations. So what's the fascination with danger? And what does the Bible teach about danger as it applies to God's people?