Ruth: The Transforming Power of Redeeming Love

There’s nothing better than hearing a good story told by a good storyteller. Today, Nancy welcomes actor Max McLean. View More →

Have you ever lost power during a storm? When that happens, even the smallest flashlight can make all the difference. View More →

It’s hard enough to suffer consequences for our own wrongdoing, but when we face hardship through no fault of our own, we can easily become discouraged. View More →

We tend to hope we will somehow stumble upon the right answers to our spiritual concerns. View More →

We are grateful for independence, but when we try to gain independence from God, free to do things our own way, it causes a lot of trouble. View More →

Imagine that your husband took you to a foreign country, and while you were there, he and your family died. View More →

Do you ever wish you had a rich relative who could make all your financial problems go away? Nancy reminds us that we have someone infinitely better. View More →

Is there such a thing as coincidence for a child of God? Consider the Lord’s provision for Ruth. View More →

Everything we have is a gift from God. As long as we keep this perspective, our hearts are humble, and we are sensitive to the Lord. View More →

What would your life be like without Christ’s mercy? Today, Nancy reminds us how much we truly need a redeemer. View More →

Can a wife have a submissive spirit even if her husband won’t provide leadership? View More →

Our culture shouts to us that only status and position really count, but the Bible tells us something different! View More →

If a store or restaurant is run down, there’s hope when a sign appears saying, "Under New Ownership." The same is true in your life. View More →

You’ve heard the debates about Social Security. Will it be around in the future? Thankfully, you never have to worry about Jesus Christ. View More →

Imagine losing everything! That’s what one biblical character experienced when she lost her husband, sons, home, and country. View More →