Our friend, Elizabeth Matthews, introduces us to a transformative way of evaluating our faith journey through Bob Sjogren's Cat and Dog Theology. It's attention-grabbing and incredibly practical as you reflect on your relationship with God the Father through Jesus Christ.

What are we to do when accusing thoughts steal our sleep or come calling when we need to be focused on work or school? What's the secret to correctly dealing with thoughts that leave us full of guilt and shame?

The power to live a victorious, hope-filled, zestful life starts with three simple words: "Write this down!"

Revival is a term that gets tossed around a lot in Christian circles. But what does it mean to truly be revived? What are the component parts of revival that indicate we're on the right track? Here are five keys to living a revived life.

Listen to the story of how an investment in the spiritual lives of people in South Korea is paying dividends here in the United States 50 years later.

Most people want to live a life blessed by God; a life full of godly hope. But is there something we're missing when it comes to blessings and hope? Are we asking God to bless OUR plans and give us hope, or are we asking that HIS agenda becomes our agenda?

If it was as easy to see our spirit and our soul as it is our bodies, what would meet our gaze when we look in the mirror? Are we the picture of health or of serious spiritual malnutrition? What are the ways to assure our spiritual health is properly addressed?

Willie Watt grew up immersed in a life of gangs, drugs, and death. Sitting in jail, he called out to God, asking for a sign the Lord was real. The answer he got changed everything in Willie's life.

Hopefulness is one of the fundamental qualities necessary for life. People overwhelmed by unrelenting despair will terminate their lives. How can we become more hopeful? What are the keys to possessing contagious hope?

This week's episode comes from Waco, Texas, the birthplace of Big Red Soda. Our friend Tynna Dixon shares a valuable lesson learned from studying Big Red, and hearing from one of the people responsible for manufacturing that sweet Texas soda.