The Bear Mills Podcast

Don and Mona spent their lives sharing Jesus. Now, in spite of Mona's Alzheimer's, they dedicate every day to showing that faith in Christ is for all seasons of life.

Doubt is a faith killer; a preemptive strike against miracles and transformation in our lives. Today we discuss dealing with doubt in a way that's intellectually honest and spiritually responsible.

In our world, someone chooses to end their life every 40 seconds due to overwhelming despair. Today we talk about how to live in hope and then offer that hope to others.

Just as our bodies need electrolytes to survive, our spirits needs hope. Today we get intentional about building reserves of hope and avoiding hope-depleters.

We love stories of God rescuing His people, the way He rescued Daniel from hungry lions. But how do we have hope when it appears the lions are winning?

In a world filled with despair, three rabbis have much to teach us regarding being filled with hope.

A popularity contest was held at a high school. The kid who came in last is the same kid God wants us to become best friends with.

Marie Monsen was obedient to God, even when it didn't make sense. This led to one of the greatest revivals of the 20th Century, a revival that changed millions of lives.

John T. Dorrance changed the way Americans eat by inventing Campbell's condensed soups. Then he dedicated himself to changing life for those too poor to even buy a 12-cent can of his soup.

When you see the world's dysfunction, what's your reaction? The life of Francis of Assisi demonstrates the godly way to respond to the darkness of our world.