Tune in this weekend for some contagious encouragement with Keep The Faith. We guarantee you’ll feel uplifted. You can catch Keep The Faith on Sundays!
Challenges don’t play favorites. They can come at you at any time, regardless of age or status. For John Meador, challenges started when he was young.
Whether your challenge is learning a new skill, working through conflict, or simply enduring your kids’ summer boredom- there is hope, and Trish Blackwell has proof from your childhood!
Best-selling author, Mark Victor Hansen, knows a thing or two about storytelling. He and his wife Crystal love to help people discover their own stories, including you!
There are all kinds of different stories, but we’ve been created with a special place in our hearts. . . for a love story. Crystal Dwyer Hansen shares how it was a shared love of writing and storytelling that created the first spark in her own love story.
Your daily life is filled with intersections and interactions- things like checking out at the grocery store, walking past a neighbor at the park, or talking on the phone with customer service. Tommy Spaulding explores how to turn these interactions into impact!
Sometimes the things you can’t see are the most real things in the world! Before she made it big, Victory Boyd was singing in Central Park every morning with her siblings. That’s where she was discovered and where she impacted those walking by- more than she realized.
Sometimes, you discover your true calling in life in a place you don’t expect. Tasha Layton explains how she found hers on a TV show.
It’s been said that “legacy is etched into the minds of others and the stories they tell about you.” Hollywood life coach, Tim Storey, says it’s a really good thing if you have a story.
It’s really hard to live a full, free life with the shackles of unforgiveness weighing you down. In her book, “This is Me,” Chrissy Metz shares that her father was unfaithful, and her stepfather was physically abusive. Still, she has found a way to move forward.
If you’re feeling stuck or confused, you’re not alone. It happens a lot, and there are tons of self-help books that try to get you going. Anthony DeStefano learned through prayer that it is not about self-help, but about God help instead.
