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We've all done it. We drive as long as possible until our car is below empty and we wonder how much further our car will be able to make it. Now if you're like Rebecca, you're hearing your father's voice in your head telling you to refill your tank around a quarter left, but if you're like Don, you're waiting until your car shakes to fill up. However, we recently saw something that showed just how far each car is really able to go once that gas light gets illuminated.

Considering that most people buy their spouse flowers and chocolates for Valentine's Day, it's shocking to see that in New York City, things are done a little differently. Apparently, the city's biggest sewage plant just announced tours for Valentine's Day and sold out in less than 20 minutes. Anyone else absolutely clueless on why people would want to do this on Valentine's Day?

Whether you want to believe it or not, the future is here and more things are going to continue to change as technology continues to innovate. It has already dramatically changed the way we buy things as the days of having human cashiers at stores are coming closer and closer to an end. Recently, a new 7-Eleven store has opened up in our area (Irving), but there is something different about this one: it doesn't have a human cashier!

Thinking about 1 Jn 1:9 this morning. When we confess our sins he is faithful & just to forgive us. Faithful and just. In other words, because Christ received the justice due to us, God would be unjust not to forgive & cleanse us. Wow. Thank you, Lord Jesus. That’s huge.

God has given us an entire book of the Bible that teaches us how to navigate the valley of sorrow and loss. The book of Lamentations is a house for sorrow and a school for compassion. Studying this book will help you better understand what it means to grieve and hope at the same time. It will help you be better equipped to live and serve in a suffering world, and it will encourage you to meet Christ on the path of sorrow. That's why we decided to have Pastor Colin Smith from KCBI's Unlocking The Bible to share with us about his latest book, "For All Who Grieve: Navigating The Valley Of Sorrow and Loss". 

You can get his latest book here: https://unlockingthebible.org/

It has been ALL over the Internet over the last 24 hours as the #broomchallenge has encouraged people all over the world to stand their broom up on it's head because it will stand on it's own. The problem is that Jay Allen says it's all a hoax and that there is nothing special about it. Listen to hear how it went!

She felt the bottom drop out as the ultrasound technician paused over her unborn baby and then said, "Let me get the doctor." Recording artist, author, and HeartStrong Faith 2020 speaker Laura Story sits down with Rebecca Carrell and Liz-Rod-on-the-Pod (Rodriguez) to discuss surrender in the midst of life's greatest storms on this episode of Honest Conversations.

Be sure to join us in downtown Dallas February 28-29 to hear more from Laura Story herself as well as Lysa TerKeurst, Liz Rodriguez, and Rebecca Carrell. Get your tickets here: https://www.heartstrongfaith.com/

As a Father or Mother of a boy on his journey to manhood, it's important for us as parents to be intentional in not only what we teach our sons, but also what we leave behind for them. Here are four specific things that you need to be thinking about in terms of what you leave behind as a legacy for your son as he enters adulthood.

We all want our friendships to be deep and full but what does that look like? Also, while we expect others to be good friends to us, how can we know if we are being a good friend to others? Listen to hear the traits of healthy Godly friendships.