After months of exhaustion, arthritis, and sleeping more than 12 hours each day, doctors finally determined Sabrina had lupus. The condition was so painful that there were nights Sabrina went to bed believing she would never wake up.
Elisha and Daniel Kearns had been hoping and trying to have a baby for so long. Their journey had included dozens of doctor visits, tests, procedures, pain, and disappointment.
Kelly shares how her steadfast faith sustains her through what turned into a long and painful season.
How do you trust God when your dream for your future is tragically taken away not once, but twice?
He counted paragraphs; that’s how Clay Harrington dealt with the paralyzing fear of speaking in public. How could he face down that fear?
Sometimes painful life experiences can teach us things we didn’t realize we needed to know.
He was involved in organized crime and the American Mafia, an informant for the FBI, and then entered Witness Protection Program - but nothing filled the void.
If the first word was true – “you are going to get bad news," then the second must be true as well - “don’t despair, all will be well.”
On the night before their divorce was to be finalized, Jamie knew what God was saying. But was it too late?
If your goal in life is to be happy, what do you do when your marriage makes you unhappy? For Jamie Crosier, divorce was the answer.
God is near, even in the times that feel hopeless. Middays host Susie Larson reflects on her own experiences and a recent conversation about God's nearness with author and pastor Robert Morgan.
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Habits, whether they are good or bad, are default actions that people take in various situations. They are unconscious routines that are a result of familiar cues and perceived rewards.
Lee Strobel explores the elements of the supernatural in the faith, stories of the miraculous and the necessity of evangelism.
