When calls go unanswered and conversations feel strained, you’re not alone. In this free 7-part video series, Dr. John Townsend offers practical, Scripture-based guidance to help you take steps toward healing and restoration.
David Meece is a highly successful Christian musician who grew up in Humble, TX. A child piano prodigy at the age of 5, Meece began touring as a concert pianist at age 10 and at 16, was a featured soloist with the Houston Symphony. Meece became a Christian while attending Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, MD. He married his wife Debbie in 1976 and they have two children, Christopher and Kelly.
Jen Babakhan describes how she found God’s comfort and peace as she navigated the painful experience of her mother’s terminal illness. She shares insights on discovering joy in sorrow, helping children deal with grief, and finding hope in anticipating reunion with loved ones in Heaven. (Part 1 of 2)
In a discussion inspired by her book Life is Messy, God is Good, Cynthia Yanof shares humorous stories about the seemingly chaotic aspects of parenting and daily life, and shares insights about how we can learn to love others well by reframing messy experiences as blessings from God.
Vice President JD Vance talks with Jim Daly about his difficult childhood and his faith journey, and reflects on the importance of forgiveness. He discusses his firm commitment to traditional family values, his considerations for his political future, and the need for Americans to exercise their right to vote.
Jen Babakhan describes how she found God’s comfort and peace as she navigated the painful experience of her mother’s terminal illness. She shares insights on discovering joy in sorrow, helping children deal with grief, and finding hope in anticipating reunion with loved ones in Heaven. (Part 1 of 2)
In a discussion inspired by her book Life is Messy, God is Good, Cynthia Yanof shares humorous stories about the seemingly chaotic aspects of parenting and daily life, and shares insights about how we can learn to love others well by reframing messy experiences as blessings from God.
Vice President JD Vance talks with Jim Daly about his difficult childhood and his faith journey, and reflects on the importance of forgiveness. He discusses his firm commitment to traditional family values, his considerations for his political future, and the need for Americans to exercise their right to vote.
