Kristin Maher’s “The Awfulizer” Helps Kids Overcome Debilitating Feelings of Shame
Shame. It’s not a problem you hear discussed too often, but it can have an insidious effect on your mind,
Leaving His Wheelchair Behind, Kevan Chandler Traveled Through Europe on the Backs of His Friends
Before Kevan Chandler was even born, his parents knew that he would likely suffer from major health issues. That’s because
From an Unlikely Healing to an Impossible Pregnancy: A Sequel to “The Miracle in Room 106”
“Pack your bags, get into the hospital right now. You’re having an emergency C-section as soon as we can clear
How an Irish Monk With an Umbrella Changed One Businessman’s Life
August Turak jumped out of an airplane. He had a parachute on, of course, but his skydiving attempt with some
A Brain Tumor Forced Comedy Writer Jeannie Gaffigan to Slow Down, Trust God, and Practice Gratitude
Chances are that you don’t express gratitude to God every time you take a sip of water, a breath of
After Saving More Than 800 Children, Antoinette Tuff Continues to Change Lives with God at Her Side
Antoinette Tuff had not lacked hardships in her life. As a child, she endured homelessness and abandonment by her parents.
Tech expert Katie Linendoll on Being “a Jesus Girl,” Helping the Blind See, and Using Technology as a Force for Good
“With great power comes great responsibility” may be Spider-Man’s tagline, but the amazing Katie Linendoll also subscribes to that philosophy,
“When Calls the Heart’s” Brian Bird on adoption, mercy, and meaningful storytelling
TV and film writer/producer Brian Bird doesn’t just incorporate the theme of adoption into his work because of his Christian
MicroShifts in Life and Faith Can Lead to Powerful Results
Gary Jansen was recently struck by the thought of his own mortality. The husband and father of two sons suddenly
How the Saints (and One Heretic) Taught Colleen Carroll Campbell That God’s Idea of Perfection is Different Than the World’s
“Any time our faith becomes more about criticizing others – or even criticizing ourselves – rather than leaning on and
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