As Seen On The Club

Can you really start over again and have a meaningful life?

After experiencing deep emotional hurts?

After struggling with ingrained dysfunctional habits?

After falling into addiction?

After making destructive choices that alienate your family and friends?

Can guilt, shame, and regret ever be healed?

Many people feel that once they’ve made mistakes or bad decisions, or once they’ve been damaged by others, they can never set their life on a positive course again. If you feel this way, the real answer is that you can.

Distractions can steal your joy. They can definitely steal your purpose.

Billie Jauss tried to overcome a season of feeling unsettled and uncertain by simplifying her schedule and taking control of life’s chaos. It didn’t solve all her issues.

She realized it wasn’t the external distractions but the emotional barriers producing feelings of discouragement and defeat.

From Inside Edition’s national correspondent, Megan Alexander, comes a sweet picture book celebrating the joys, wonders, and traditions of a small-town Christmas in the spirit of her show, Small Town Christmas.

For every person who has felt lonely or isolated, The Sacred Us explores a new way of living through the practice of biblical community.

In a world that celebrates individuality and autonomy, too many of us struggle to form deep, meaningful relationships. Loneliness is the norm, rich friendships are rare, and the church is no exception. We long for real community but often don’t know how to get there. What will it take to develop healthy friendships?