In Share Life Today Program Posted
Presenting the Gospel Takes More than Happy Talk
One of my favorite musicals is Rodgers and Hammerstein’s South Pacific. The 1949 Broadway hit made its big screen debut in […]
In AAA, Mercy Minute Program Posted
What Expensive Earrings Taught Me About Mercy
When I was around 10 years old, my parents took me to Fish Fest, a big Christian music festival. In […]
In Haven Programs Posted
More Than You Can Ask or Imagine
Though we all know there are no perfect relationships, sometimes it can feel like our own interpersonal connections are much […]
In Revive Our Hearts Programs Posted
God’s Design for Women
“I came that they may have life and have it abundantly.” John 10:10 Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth shares, “Through years of […]
In The Garlow Perspective Program Posted
Absentee Dads
I was fortunate to grow up in a home with a Mom and a Dad who were both very present […]
In Grace to You Programs Posted
God’s Pattern for Parents
I miss my dad, but I don’t grieve over his passing. His health and mind were failing him and now […]
By Katie Burke
In Focus on the Family Programs Posted Shine a Light on What’s Now & Next
Think back to 1990. Would you have ever imagined there’d be a moment in the next few decades where a […]
In The Colson Center Programs Posted
Worldview Work Isn’t Optional
Reconciled ones are called to be reconcilers. – John Stonestreet Many times on BreakPoint, you’ll hear the message that we […]
In UpWords Program Posted
#FOMO
You may have heard of the acronym, “FOMO,” used primarily by millennials and younger generations today. It means “fear of […]
In AAA, Making Your Life Count Program Posted
How to Encourage Others Amidst Hardship
When people around us experience uncertainty and loss, it can be hard to know just what to say—or do—to help. […]
