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Nothing can dim a life rooted in His truth.

Dec 03 2025

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Renewing Your Mind Starts with What You Feed It

May 11 2026
When stress feels constant, your mind can begin to carry more than it was designed to hold. Renewal happens as you gently replace heavy thoughts with truth, allowing Scripture and prayer to steady your emotions and restore clarity over time.

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Puppy and Raccoon Are Best Friends

Sep 14 2026

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Ben Fuller Shares the Sweet Story Behind His Engagement

Aug 18 2026
Christian singer Ben Fuller shares the full-circle story of meeting his fiancée from the stage two years ago — and eventually proposing to her on that very same stage. Ben opens up about praying for God to make their relationship clear, the journey that followed, and why he’s so thankful to have someone who loves him through it all.

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My Savior’s Mercy Runs Deeper Than My Pride * Still I Sing 4/4)

Feb 25 2026
To my abusers – I release you. Not because you ever tried, but because my Savior’s mercy runs deeper than my pride. Part 4 of 4 from my song “Still I Sing (Letter to My Abusers)”

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Joy Activates Your Brain Differently Than Happiness

Jun 04 2026
Joy Is Not Denial of Pain. Joy Is the Settled Confidence That God Is Present. Joy and happiness are not the same, and that difference matters both spiritually and neurologically. Happiness rises and falls with circumstances, but Scripture tells us joy is a fruit of the Spirit, something God grows within us as we stay connected to Him. From a brain science perspective, this is powerful. Joy activates the brain’s prefrontal cortex, the area responsible for perspective, meaning, and emotional regulation. As we focus on God’s truth, gratitude, and eternal hope, our neural pathways begin to shift. The brain’s threat system quiets, resilience increases, and our nervous system steadies. Neuroscience calls this neuroplasticity. Scripture calls it renewing the mind. Both reveal the same truth: what we consistently dwell on shapes who we become. Joy does not ignore hardship. It anchors us in the confidence that God is present, good, and at work even when circumstances are difficult.

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70-Year-Old Dad Walks Down Steps on His Hands

May 15 2026

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Ginny Owens on How New York Shaped Her New EP and Sparked Creative Freedom

Feb 27 2026
Five years. New York City. And a whole new perspective. Ginny Owens shares how writing her new EP in NYC stretched her creatively and spiritually. Stepping outside the Nashville Christian songwriting bubble gave her space to wrestle with harder questions, explore deeper themes, and find her own voice without pressure to follow trends.

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Jamie MacDonald Says Don’t Walk Through Hard Seasons Alone

Mar 10 2026
If you’re feeling broken or abandoned today, Jamie MacDonald has one simple reminder. You don’t have to do this alone. Jamie MacDonald says one of her biggest mistakes was isolating and trying to carry everything by herself. Real healing started when she leaned into community, church, and friends who truly cared.

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I Think My Dog Might Be an Undercover Cat

Jan 30 2026
Molly cleans her face like a cat even though she's actually a dog (breed mix is half maltese and half Sophia Petrillo from the Golden Girls). She is 14 years old, and we think she might be an undercover cat.