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How do you see God? Is He close or far away? Does He care about your daily struggles? Rabbi Schneider shares how to have more intimacy with God, how to have a more joyful life, and how being a giving person brings abundance into your life.
Today, Pastor Jack teaches that God delights in watching us grow spiritually, and loves to see us continue to learn His ways. So, in response, it’s important for us to stay conscious of His holiness, His faithfulness, and His character.
Like infants rely on parents for everything—food, safety, comfort—you’re invited to depend on God for wisdom, strength, and daily bread. Dependence isn’t weakness; it’s trust that frees you from pretending you’re self-sufficient. Ask boldly, receive gratefully, and rest securely in His care. Build rhythms of prayer, surrender plans, and follow His lead step by step. And in today’s message, Pastor Chris will encourage you to choose childlike reliance—God delights to carry what you can’t and guide where you can’t see.
Every troubled teen has a story that goes much deeper than their behavior shows. Behind acting out, running away, or self-destruction, there's often a world of private pain and confusion. Today, Mark Gregston sits down with two teens from Heartlight whose journeys reveal how struggles like addiction, grief and low self-worth can drive choices that seem shocking to outsiders. For one young lady, a long battle with eating disorders and drug use hid her feelings of worthlessness. Tune in for honest, hopeful stories about facing pain head-on and starting over — one step at a time.
If your teen is struggling right now, Heartlight may be the answer. Learn more at heartlightministries.org today.
Parenting Today's Teens is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be, visit parentingtodayteens.org.
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