God’s Covenant With David. In this episode, we explore David's journey as king to bring the Ark of the Covenant to Jerusalem, highlighting the importance of seeking God's presence in leadership. Through passages in 1 Chronicles 12, 13, 14, and 2 Samuel 5-6, we see that true authority is not measured by power or strategy, but by dependence on God, reverence for His holiness, and a heart devoted to Him. David’s successes and setbacks in this mission teach us timeless lessons about humility, worship, and leading with a heart aligned to God’s guidance.

The 4th of September without lining of the Castellers of Vilafranca on All Saints' Day.

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.

K-LOVE Kids stop by the 2026 K-LOVE Fan Awards red carpet to share their favorite songs and give a special performance of “Your Way’s Better.” More uplifting music for kids and families is coming soon!

Alexandra Osteen shares how Lakewood Music stays grounded—writing worship songs for their local church first, even while reaching millions around the world. It’s not about the platform. It’s about stewarding what God has given and letting it overflow beyond the walls. 🙏 “If it blesses our people, it can bless the world.” #AlexandraOsteen #LakewoodMusic #Worship #ChristianMusic #Faith #Church

Gentleness Is Not Weakness. It Is Strength That Has Learned to Stay Under God’s Control. Gentleness is often misunderstood, but Scripture shows us something very different. It is not passivity or the absence of strength. It is strength that has been surrendered to God, a calm, steady posture that chooses grace over force. Jesus Himself said, “I am gentle and humble in heart” (Matthew 11:29). That means gentleness is not a lesser trait. It is a Christlike one. From a neuroscience perspective, gentleness requires regulation. When we feel threatened or misunderstood, the brain’s survival system pushes us toward defensiveness, sharp words, or withdrawal. But gentleness engages a different pathway. It reflects a mind that has learned to pause, allowing wisdom and empathy to guide the response instead of impulse. What is remarkable is that gentleness does not only affect you. It affects others too. A softer tone of voice, compassionate expression, and patient response signal safety to another person’s nervous system. Stress begins to lower. Trust begins to grow. Gentleness becomes both spiritually formative and biologically calming. Gentleness is formed in the moments where we could react harshly but choose compassion instead. When we speak truth without wounding, correct with dignity, or extend grace to ourselves, we are shaping both our character and our brain. Over time, those choices become more natural. And here is the hope. Gentleness grows as we experience God’s gentleness toward us. The more deeply you receive His kindness, the more naturally it begins to flow through your words, your tone, and your presence.

A look at how Christians should be different in the world. #Christianmotivation #Bedifferent #Godslove

Hope doesn’t disappear when life gets hard. It just gets harder to see. Join Rev. Jessica Van Roekel and I as we dive into how resurrection hope meets you in real struggles, including racing thoughts, emotional pain, and seasons that feel like nothing is changing. If you’ve ever wondered how faith connects to what’s happening in your mind and heart, this episode will give you practical ways to live from hope, not just talk about it.