“We put our hope in the Lord… for our hope is in You alone.”

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Twin brothers, separated by a door are asked to do a series of actions and they copy each other almost perfectly.

Fear can be loud at night. 🌙 It whispers worst-case scenarios and keeps your mind racing. But faith speaks too — gently reminding you that God is near, steady, and in control. ✨ Choosing faith over fear doesn’t mean pretending you’re not afraid. It means deciding who you’ll trust in the middle of it. 🤍

Shame is one of the most powerful and painful emotions we experience, often leaving us feeling unworthy, unseen, and disconnected from God and others. But what if both neuroscience and Scripture revealed a pathway out of shame and into healing? Search GodTube for Episode 371 to listen.

Jenn Johnson and Tasha Layton join Brandon Woolum on the K-LOVE Fan Awards red carpet to talk about their matching dresses and new projects. Jenn shares about her first solo album, while Tasha opens up about Meet Me in the Valley and encountering God in life’s deepest places.

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!

My 15-year-old daughter saw someone struggling to push her shopping cart through the ice and snow in the parking lot and started walking over to help. I started recording when I noticed her walking in that direction. Afterwards, she offered to help her load her items into her car, but she said no thank you and thanked my daughter for helping. Credit: Kerri Jolicoeur

In Episode 103, we explore one of the darkest chapters in Judges—the rise and fall of Abimelech, Gideon’s wicked son. When godly leadership disappears, corruption and chaos quickly take its place. Abimelech’s ruthless grab for power, his violent acts, and his ultimate downfall remind us of the devastating consequences of ambition without character. This episodechallenges us to pursue and support godly leadership, to guard our hearts from the temptation of power, and to trust that God always brings justice in His time.

An elderly woman performing unique and captivating dance moves dressed in traditional clothing.