Future Series

Nancy Epperson knows hundreds of scriptures by heart. She says she's not naturally very good at memorizing. Learn why Scripture memory doesn't require special talent. Gain helpful tips on how to start learning Scripture, and learn how to remember what you've already learned.

If you feel discouraged or weary doing the activity God has called you to, listen to Joni Eareckson Tada. She’ll share what she’s been learning through suffering about God’s grace and glory.

Nancy explores the name of God Almighty--El Shaddai--and explains how He can be your All-Sufficient One.

“Sugar and spice and everything nice, that’s what little girls are made of.” The message of this nursery rhyme is one that many women today would rather not embrace. Nancy Leigh DeMoss and her friends discuss how our culture has changed the idea of womanhood and then point us to core qualities of a true woman of God.

Soon after Angela Yuan’s son, Christopher, embraced a gay lifestyle, she began to pray.  She continued to cry out on his behalf when he was expelled from college, began selling drugs, and was sentenced to prison. Be encouraged by a mom who never gave up praying for a lost son.  

Can you embrace the image of God as your Father if your earthly dad hurt or disappointed you?  Mary Kassian shows that you can learn to embrace God as your father. And she shows why it’s so important to be in a parent/child relationship with Him.

When you understand God’s role as your Father, it will deeply affect your parenting. Bruce Ware shows parents how to invest in their children with the Father heart of God.

Women everywhere hide behind masks, unwilling to show other believers their struggles and pain. Nancy looks to Scripture and shows you the way to find true freedom. Learn how to be honest with God and other people.

Janet Parshall explains why her work in broadcasting and public policy remains a lower priority in life than her role as a wife and mother. Be encouraged to fulfill the most important roles God has for you as a woman.

What is “service,” anyway? We often use the word in reference to a stint in the military, the attitude of a fast food worker, or a church meeting. Learn the biblical definition of “service," understand why it's so important, and learn how to serve for the right reasons.