Worry can be debilitating. But God never wants our problems to defeat us. Here's a first-person account of victory over worry and turning anxious thoughts into hope-filled prayers.

Texas Tech Lecturer Gencie Houy has a new book out and it's a dandy: Adulting for Dummies. Learn more about this valuable resource for the emerging adults on your Christmas gift list.

Is it possible to be a person of hope amidst suffering and hardship? Meet Melissa Thompson, a beacon of hope in spite of a genetic condition requiring 13 surgeries.

In a world of constantly changing moral standards, how are we expected to know what's right and wrong? My friend Kenny has a great story to help us from his days farming.

Travel with us to Carthage, Missouri, and the Precious Moments Chapel, to meet an unforgettable little girl.

Knowles Shaw knew his share of heartbreak from untimely deaths. Yet he traveled the country teaching people to have hope in spite of life's tragedies.

Here's a story from the Kentucky frontier about accessing a hope with the power to change us and our whole world.

When someone behaves foolishly and then suffers the consequences of those choices, what should our response be? The answer might shock you as we, "Mind the GAP!"

It's not easy to admit a shortcoming, but it's important in seeking God's best for our tomorrows.

Three listener questions are answered regarding a life of practical hope, including, "Do the principles of hope work without Jesus?"