Vindication is not a common word in our daily language, but the attitude behind it certainly is. When we've been wronged or disbelieved, we usually feel compelled to make our case until the offending party admits their error. We want the world to know that we were right. But there are many biblical examples that demonstrate a very different response, so what should our attitude be in these situations? Join Julie Harwick for her insightful teaching on this subject.

Today's podcast episode, The Power of a Praying Woman, highlights the powerful, life-changing impact prayer can have on a person's life. Join Tewannah Aman as she shares real moments of how God moves and works through our prayers, encouraging you to grow deeper in your faith.

The Creator of the Universe is holy, awesome, and in a category completely by Himself. But, He is also our loving Father and the best friend we could ever hope for. So how do we reconcile these opposing attributes and ensure that we are giving Him the reverence that He is due, while pursuing the close, personal relationship He lovingly offers us?

Following Jesus can be difficult. Even heartbreaking. In one sitting, the disciples learned of Jesus' upcoming death and that to follow Him, they, too, must endure a cross. What does carrying our cross entail? And how can such a task lead to glory? Join us today as we study Matthew 16:21-28, Mark 8:31-9:1, and Luke 9:22-27.

Have you ever considered the legacy you may leave to your children and grandchildren? The family stories in Genesis have much to teach us about the pitfalls and promises of the heritage we pass on. Join Julie Harwick as she delves into Scripture.

There are times when we get offended, and we don't seek reconciliation. But God's love tells us to draw healthy boundary lines while keeping our hearts open. Join Tewannah Aman as she explores how to stand firm without becoming hardened, and how to speak truth with grace as we seek reconciliation and restoration.

Ask yourself, "Do I really believe that God uses all things to work together for my good?"

My answer, sisters, is YES! God uses EVERYTHING. Nothing is wasted by God because God uses even the waste that we want to discard to make His greatest masterpiece of our lives.

Tragedy is a by-product of loss, destruction, dismantling, and toxicity. However, it is also God's opportunity to show us His faithfulness. I am of the belief that if we stopped, paused, and looked at many of the things we have overcome, even those that were tragic, we would see that God used each situation in ways we could have never imagined.

Today, Dr. Jia charges you to declare, "God, use my tragedy!" And then watch God work!