A regulator, our stabilizer

It exerts significant control over our body. It’s there with us, wherever we go. It’s a friend of Adam. And when we aren’t in sync, we feel unstable.

August 21, 2015

Tough love and addiction

When a loved one is dealing with addiction, it is important to demonstrate tough love and to let pain do its work.

Neil Stavem on August 17, 2015

Self destructive behavior

Although there is no "one size fits all" solution to stop self destructive behavior, Todd Mulliken shares three antidotes to help combat it.

Bill Arnold & George Fraser on August 16, 2015

God’s light in the midst of anorexia

How does the Gospel bring light to eating disorders?

Susie Larson on August 14, 2015

Kent Brantly: ebola survivor

Ed Stetzer interviews American doctor, Kent Brantly who survived despite being infected by the Ebola Virus while serving in Liberia.

Ed Stetzer on August 8, 2015

Gosnell movie update

The Gosnell Movie will cast this story for what it is: a portrait of America’s biggest serial killer. They will tell the story as a true crime drama.

Cradle My Heart on July 26, 2015

Recovering from alcoholism and an eating disorder

At the young age of 13, Karen discovered that eating and purging made her to lose weight. At 15, she got drunk for the first time at a party.

Bill Arnold & George Fraser on July 26, 2015

Could you be a highly sensitive person?

If you feel deeply when negative and positive emotions are presented, you could be a highly sensitive person.

Dr. Linda Mintle on July 25, 2015

Life’s a balancing act

We have lives that are piled high, yet our stacks of responsibilities are rarely ordered. What if we implemented a balanced approach to our days?

Lisa Morrone, PT on July 21, 2015

The beauty of God’s mending our hearts

"People are tattered. Some say, 'Then let’s make tattered fashionable.' But God invites us to mend."

Cradle My Heart on July 19, 2015