How to Make Peace With What You Can’t Control
Lysa TerKeurst describes how fear can drive our need for control and how trusting God with the things we can’t fix or change can bring freedom and peace.
September 15, 2026
In Kingdom Woman, Tony Evans and his daughter, Chrystal Evans Hurst, remind women of their calling from God to be free, delivered, healed, and hopeful.
Do you know how to defend your Faith with wisdom, clarity, and truth? These six powerful videos are tailored to help you experience a bold confidence in the reliability of Scripture and encourage friends and family who are struggling to trust in Jesus.
Chrystal Evans Hurst is the author of She’s Still There: Rescuing the Girl in You and co-author of the best-selling book, Kingdom Woman, with her father Dr. Tony Evans. Her latest book is 28 Days of Prayer. She reaches a wide audience speaking at conferences, sharing on her blog and podcast, and by teaching and leading women in her home church. In addition to her work in ministry, Chrystal is the wife of Jessie, mother of five, a homeschooler of three, and a grandmother of one! The Hursts live near Dallas. Learn more at chrystalevanshurst.com
Lysa TerKeurst describes how fear can drive our need for control and how trusting God with the things we can’t fix or change can bring freedom and peace.
Michelle Lentz offers newlywed wives practical advice from her book Hey Beginner Wife: Practical Tips and Heartfelt Advice to Help You Have a Happy Marriage. She covers topics that include connecting in unexpected ways, growing together through difficult circumstances, developing a “team” mindset, and much more.
Darin Kinder was an agent with the U.S. Secret Service in New York during the 9/11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center. Listen in as he offers his eyewitness account of that day’s horrific events while sharing moving stories about his efforts to help others in crisis.
Jane Daly offers encouragement and advice to listeners faced with the challenges of taking care of their elderly parents in a discussion based on her book The Caregiving Season.
Cancer survivor Michele Cushatt offers an encouraging reminder about how you can find your identity in God, and His purpose and plan for your life, rather than relying on your own talents, appearance or relationships.
Dr. Ken Wilgus encourages parents to deliberately work their way out of the parenting role by the time their child is 18, and instructs them to see their teenagers as young adults, not large children. He offers tips on how to progressively give your teen more responsibility, along with examples of how to have difficult conversations on a range of topics, from music choices to dating.
