These ice cakes are the result of my chicken water freezing overnight. I have to remove the blocks so I can refill their water, so I decided to start filming smashing them on my driveway in slow motion.

Why do you brace for disconnection, even when nothing is wrong? Your brain learned early whether connection felt safe or uncertain, and those patterns can carry into your relationships and your faith. The neuroscience of attachment shows how your nervous system is always asking if it is safe to stay connected. Scripture answers that question with a God who does not leave, even when connection feels costly.

Michael Sarver opens up about his journey from American Idol to country music and ultimately back to the calling God placed on his life. After chasing success, stepping away to focus on his family, and serving as a worship pastor in Texas, Michael says Christian music has given him a deeper purpose: creating songs that can touch lives and point people toward transformation.

Ginny Owens opens up about the universal struggles we all face -- longing, forgiveness, negative thoughts, and putting others first, and how those themes shaped her new music. She shares how these songs are meant to be a bridge for real conversations about faith, especially with those who may not yet know Jesus.

My 9 month old rabbit named Kellogg picked up my son's toy dinosaur and body slammed it into his toy wrestling ring. We rescued him from a shelter 2 months ago and he loves playing with my kids toys- but I never expected this epic body slam.

Our words have power. Every time you choose to speak God’s truth instead of worry, you’re choosing life and peace. What is one truth from God’s Word you can speak over your situation today?

Christian singer-songwriter Jenn Chenoweth performs an acoustic version of her song 'I'm Learning' at the Godtube Music Studio in Nashville.

Coming to His Senses The prodigal son received his inheritance from his father and set out for a distant country. There, he squandered everything in reckless living. After he had spent all he had, a severe famine struck the land, and he became desperate for food. Eventually, he found someone who would take him in, but the job he was given was feeding pigs. Caring for pigs is an honest job, but for the Jewish people, pigs were considered unclean animals. So, for him, it was the worst possible job. No one even gave him food. He longed to eat the pods that the pigs were eating. Unable even to bathe, he lived among the pigs. Then, when he was starving, he came to his senses. He said to himself, “That's it! I'll go back to my father. In my father's house, even the hired servants have more than enough bread. I'll go back to my father.” Having come to his senses, he decided to return home. Why did the famine come after he had spent everything? If it had come before he ran out of money, he could have managed the situation. Perhaps he would never have come to his senses. From a human perspective, it seems unthinkable that God allowed the famine to come after everything was gone. It was tragic. It was painful. But because of it, he came to his senses. And after coming to his senses, he began a new life—a life touched by God's love, a life embraced by his father's love. He was truly made new. There is also a chance for us to come to our senses. When things seem at their worst, when life seems miserable, when you find yourself asking, “Why is this happening to me?” that may be your opportunity to come to your senses. God brings us back to Himself and blesses us. Let us return to the love of God. Let us come back to the grace of the Cross and Resurrection of Jesus Christ. Jesus Christ loves us. You are loved by Jesus Christ. Until tomorrow, on The Bible Is So Interesting, see you again. God bless you!

Your Brain Cannot Heal in Constant Survival Mode Neuroscience shows that chronic stress keeps the brain hypervigilant, increasing anxiety, emotional reactivity, and mental exhaustion. But intentional rest helps calm the nervous system, restore clarity, and strengthen emotional resilience. Scripture reveals this too. God’s invitation to “Be still, and know that I am God” from Psalm 46:10 was never about inactivity. It is an invitation to trust, surrender, and renewal. Rest is not weakness. It is part of how God designed your mind, body, and spirit to function.

We decided to record the night before our daughter’s birthday and compile the videos together. It’s our birthday tradition to watch how she grows each year.