The Night That Broke a Nation — Judges 19–20 In Episode 109, we examine the horrific story of Gibeah and the violence of the tribe of Benjamin, a powerful illustration of what happens when a society lacks godly leadership and moral accountability. This episode reveals the dangers of moral relativism, tribal loyalty over righteousness, and the need for courageous leaders who uphold God’s standards. Learn how this sobering passage challenges us to seek godly leadership, stand for truth, and foster accountability in our own communities.

Standing on the edge of the Promised Land, the Israelites faced a flooded Jordan River—and an impossible challenge. But when they placed God’s presence at the forefront, the waters parted, and a new chapter began. In this message, Sammy Tippit unpacks how God’s presence brings victory, how faith requires stepping out before seeing results, and how remembering God’s past faithfulness prepares us for future breakthroughs.

William Lee Golden of The Oak Ridge Boys is celebrating the release of his brand new photography book today. In this clip, he shares how his love for capturing moments, including breathtaking shots of the Grand Canyon, led to this beautiful new project.

Triggered Does Not Mean Truthful: Renew Your Mind Through Faith and Neuroscience A trigger can feel overwhelming, immediate, and deeply convincing. Neuroscience says it’s often your brain’s alarm system doing what it has learned to do, sounding the alert when something feels familiar to a past wound or perceived threat. The amygdala responds quickly, often before your logical brain has time to assess what’s happening. That’s why emotional reactions can feel so intense. But intensity does not always equal accuracy. Feeling rejected doesn’t mean you are rejected. Feeling unsafe doesn’t mean you are unsafe. Feeling unworthy doesn’t mean you are unworthy. Feelings are real, but they’re not always reliable. Many triggers are rooted in stored memories, past pain, or unhealed experiences. Your brain may be responding more from history than present reality. It’s trying to protect you based on what it has learned before, not necessarily what is true now. When you pause, slow down, and ask, What am I feeling, what’s actually true right now? your prefrontal cortex, begins to come back online. Your nervous system regulates. Space opens between the feeling and your response. In that space, truth has the opportunity to speak. As believers, we don’t let our emotions disciple us. We take them captive and bring them into alignment with God’s truth. 2 Corinth. 10:5. God never asks us to deny our feelings or accept every feeling as truth. So the next time you feel triggered, remind yourself: 🔹This feeling is information, not a conclusion. 🔹I can feel this without believing all of it. 🔹Truth, not emotion, gets the final word. Over time, your brain begins to rewire, learning that it doesn’t need to sound the alarm so quickly, so loudly, or so often. You’re not at the mercy of feelings; you’re anchored in truth.

Rising country singer Spencer Hatcher shares how his faith shapes his music. Growing up in church with bluegrass roots, Spencer explains why God goes with him everywhere he goes, and how faith can be present in country music without being “dirty” to connect with fans. Plus, why a full-blown gospel song might be coming someday.

What if the struggle you’re in isn’t the end of your story? The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I came that they may have life and have it abundantly. (John 10:10). Ask God to restore what’s been stolen.

Brandon Lake shares backstage at the K-LOVE Fan Awards how his wife inspired a hometown baptism event that led to more than 500 people being baptized. He also opens up about staying grounded through family, community and time with God. #BrandonLake #KLOVEFanAwards #ChristianMusic #GodTubeMusic