Cochren & Co.’s Michael Cochren opens up about the deeply personal story behind “All I Need to Know,” a song written after he and his wife prayed eight years for a child. Now celebrating their answered prayer, Michael shares how the song speaks to anyone still waiting on God and learning to trust His goodness through uncertain circumstances.

Menopause may feel like everything is changing, but you are not alone and you are not broken. Your brain is responding to a real shift. Estrogen plays a vital role in memory, mood, and sleep. That’s why brain fog, forgetfulness, and mood swings are so common during this season. But here’s what brings hope. God designed your brain with the ability to adapt. Lifestyle choices like consistent sleep, regular movement, balanced nutrition, stress management, and time in God’s Word can all help strengthen your brain’s resilience. If you are walking through menopause, be gentle with yourself. Your brain is recalibrating. And even now, God is faithful to sustain you. As Isaiah 46:4 says, “Even to your old age and gray hairs I am he, I am he who will sustain you.”

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!

Bay Turner opens up on the K-LOVE Fan Awards red carpet about the powerful story behind “Somebody’s Praying” and how God restored his voice after he feared he might never sing again.

In Episode 101 of our 365-day Bible journey, we explore Israel’s first four judges—Othniel, Ehud, Shamgar, and Deborah—and the recurring cycle of sin and deliverance found in Judges 3–5. This powerful section reveals how God repeatedly rescues His people despite their failures, and how He uses unexpected individuals to bring revival and freedom. Discover what this cycleteaches us about God’s grace, the danger of spiritual forgetfulness, and the surprising ways God may want to work through you today.

Michael Bethany shares the heart behind his new album Sanctuary—a powerful reminder that worship isn’t just a place you go, it’s who you are. In this clip, he explains why the 100+ minute project leans into extended, uncut worship moments and how the album is designed to help believers experience deeper intimacy with God in everyday life.

Christian singer Natalie Grant is recovering after a frightening fall that led to emergency surgery. What began as a simple college move turned into a serious medical situation, but through it all, she’s praising God for His faithfulness and a successful outcome. Keep her in your prayers as she continues to heal.

Your thoughts are not fixed. They are being formed. Neuroscience shows that repeated thoughts strengthen neural pathways in the brain. Scripture teaches that renewing your mind transforms your life. When you intentionally replace lies with God’s truth, you are not only growing spiritually, you are reshaping your brain in ways that support peace and hope.

We were driving along the road in Scotland and I saw a sheep that was almost in the road. I told it to get out of the way in sheep language and he listened. The sheep was not hurt just tagged by its farmer. Credit: @missivydawnexplores