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Jul 06
2026
Many people own a Bible. Many people want to read it. But when you see 1,683 pages staring back at you, knowing where to begin can feel overwhelming. Where did you start?
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XJoshua Takes the Helm — New Leadership Begins
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Apr 02
2026
As the book of Joshua opens, Moses’ leadership has ended, and a new generation stands on the edge of God’s promise. In this inspiring message,
Sammy Tippit explores how Joshua found courage through God’s Word, how Rahab’s faith became part of God’s plan, and how God’s purposes always outlast one generation. Discover what it means to trust God’s promises, step into new territory, and carry His mission forward.
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XJacob and a fallen world
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Jan 28
2026
In Genesis 34–35, we see Jacob’s family face the painful consequences of sin and revenge. After the tragedy of Dinah, Jacob’s sons act in anger, unleashing destruction. But even in the aftermath of violence and chaos, God calls Jacob to return to Bethel—to repent, to remember, and to renew his commitment to the Lord.
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XKitten Scrunches And Air Biscuits
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Feb 13
2026
My friend and I were exploring her property. On it was an abandoned RV that had been sitting stationary for years. It was overgrown and broken on the inside, it didn’t seem like anything could possibly be living in there. I peaked my head through a broken window and low and behold this tiny little black and white kitten appeared! We ended up catching all 3 kittens. The next week, we made efforts and successfully captured both of the parents, who were fixed and released shortly after. I fostered all 3 kittens for over and month until all were eventually spayed, neutered, and vaccinated. Credit: Natalie D Laidacker
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XTrust Is Built on Character. These 16 Truths About God Prove He is Completely Trustworthy.
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Jun 18
2026
Trust doesn’t grow from what we feel. It grows from what we know.
There are over 220 verses in the Bible that prove God is trustworthy. That is not by accident. Scripture doesn’t just tell us to trust Him, it shows us why. When we look at His character, His faithfulness, His consistency, His truth, we begin to see that He is not like people (who fail us.) He is steady, reliable, and always who He says He is.
If trust has been shaken in your life, start here. Look at who God is, has always been, and will be in the future.
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XI Got Everything I Wanted... And It Destroyed Me
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Jun 17
2026
He thought fame was the shortcut to everything he wanted—but for Holy Gabanna, it quickly became something he couldn’t control. What started as viral, funny content slowly spiraled into addiction, chaos, and a life he never expected behind the screen.
This is the dark side of chasing clout without direction—and how fast things can unravel when fame moves faster than structure.
Don’t forget to subscribe and turn on the notification bell on YouTube, or follow us on all podcast platforms for more real stories like this.
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XWhy Impulses Keep Damaging Our Faith
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Jan 23
2026
Genesis 25:19–26:33 reveals the inner spiritual battle between the flesh and the Spirit, as seen in the lives of Isaac, Jacob, and Esau. Fear, impulsiveness, and deception show how easy it is to follow the desires of our fallen nature, while God’s grace and guidance offer restoration and blessing.
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XBe a Missionary Every Day
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Feb 23
2026
Give me a passion for souls, dear Lord.
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XTrain Your Brain to Stop Overthinking
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Jun 26
2026
What if overthinking isn’t a thinking problem at all?
The brain stays in the overthinking cycle when it feels unsafe, not when it lacks answers.
Breaking the cycle is not about forcing control, it is about creating a sense of safety.
Neuroscience shows your brain can only rest when it no longer feels the need to stay on alert.
That is why gentleness matters more than pressure.
The goal is not mental control, but relational safety.
When you slow your thoughts, sit with Scripture, and allow silence, you are signaling to your brain that vigilance is no longer required.
You are reminding your mind that God is present and attentive.
Over time, these rhythms begin to retrain your brain.
The overthinking cycle weakens, and new pathways form, ones marked by calm awareness and trust in God.
