Acknowledge God in your giving and receiving. Listen how Gina learned from being a people pleaser and doing what she wanted. She learned the hard way what is out of the purity of God. Hear how she seeks God in all things, all opportunities, and more. You can be free of the pressures and wants you put on yourself.

What inspired Gospel artist Andy Stokes to write "Best Day Ever?" Listen as he tells our host Gina Prince. Be inspired and blessed by Andy's story to have your best day ever.

When you rest, it means you trust God. Stop going to the point of burn out. Listen to this encouraging devotional from Gina Prince. Hear how to trust God, the one who has given you your gifts and talents. Follow Him to rest today. In the end, it will help you pursue creativity.

Host Gina R. Prince shoots on several subjects, including family life, with the reality TV star and wife of gospel artist Deitrick Haddon.

It's all a matter of spiritual maturity, says host Gina R. Prince. We can show regret for several reasons, but are we listening to the prompting of the Holy Spirit? 

Jesus knows the hardships we go through. He knows the temptations we face. Host Gina R. Prince says that's why he wants us to seek Him at every turn so that we continue along our path of faith and Trust in Him.

With Mother's Day fast approaching, host Gina R. Prince's son, Emmanuel, gives his take on not only his mom but on mothers in general who have a wonderful impact on their children. 

Satan wants no more than to destroy our children with the garbage of the culture they live in. Host Gina R. Prince continues in her series of conversations with her son, Emmanuel, who explains how he overcomes the enemy and helps other children around him do the same. 

What are you children really doing with their phones? Listen as Gina and her son Immanuel discuss the issues of how the youth are using their phones for inappropriate behaviors. There is hope to help your child see the root causes of these behaviors.

Why is cursing in school so much of a problem for today's students? Host Gina R. Prince and her son, Emmanuel, tackle this issue and many other cultural issues among children.