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podcast episode | May 23, 2022

Read this, not that. Hear great book swap ideas from The Good Book Mom and join the summer reading challenge on this episode of Grounded.

podcast episode | March 14, 2024

What was the greatest miscarriage of justice in the history of the world? You’ve probably read about the incident.

blog post | January 28, 2016

A woman living in Victorian England possessed the potential to become a famous artist—but instead she embraced God’s call to surrender fame and share Christ with the people of North Africa.

blog post | December 19, 2022

The world has been turned upside-down, and we as citizens of the heavenly kingdom can trust that it’s as good as done.

blog post | May 15, 2023

Taken captive in the jungles of the Philippines, Gracia Burnam’s faith was put to the test.

blog post | April 7, 2016

Sarah's godliness bore fruit for generations to come, and now, nearly 300 years later, we are still learning from her example

blog post | February 11, 2016

Amanda Berry Smith’s testimony prompts us to ask: Am I wholly satisfied with who God created me to be? Am I able to see outward obstacles as an opportunity for sanctification?

blog post | July 14, 2010

As a teen determined to make a difference, I wanted to live all out for Christ. One aspect of “making a difference” didn’t hit my radar screen, though . . .

podcast episode | April 3, 2024

If your church sings from a hymnal, many of those songs were written by Fanny Crosby. Her life story is going to teach you so much about having joy in the hard.

podcast episode | April 24, 2024

Helen Roseveare was a doctor who served the Lord in a country that had cruel leaders who did not want her to help the people.