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Finding faithfulness in the unexpected with Adrienne Camp
In an unforgettable year that's derailed plains left and right, God's goodness surpassed all her expectations.
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Do this for love
David Eubank and the Free Burma Rangers go to the most dangerous places on earth to bring hope. Here's why.
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The discovery that reshaped Michael Cochren
His big break wasn't a connection or an opportunity, it was a realization.
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Susie Larson Live
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When you pray
Perhaps you pray the Lord's Prayer regularly. Addison Bevere reminds us of the promises and realities about the Kingdom found in the Lord's Prayer.
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Be nice! The importance of kindness
Being nice and valuing kindness is important as a Christian. But our culture seems to put less value on kindness. Dr. Linda Mintle encourages us to be kind.
A “Revolutionary” invitation from Josh Wilson
Rediscovering truth that seems so familiar, but couldn't be more counter-cultural with our talented friend.
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Lonely no more
Do you feel more lonely than ever? Loneliness is becoming a real health problem for many, but Dr. Linda Mintle has practical tips for ending loneliness.
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Humble resistance
Culture is more influential than the Church in America today. Susie discusses how we can lead a resistance to the negative effects of culture with humility.
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God and Alexander Hamilton
Discover the untold story within the all-too-recently untold story of one of America's most irreplaceable founding fathers.
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Honoring God and one another: Medal of Honor recipient Gary Beikirch and Blaze of Light
Gary Beikirch received the highest honor a US Military member can - the Medal of Honor. He shares his incredible testimony with Carmen LaBerge.
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