



The Humility of Heaven
On May 6, 2023, King Charles III was officially inaugurated as the King of the United Kingdom. The ceremony was extravagant—100 heads of state, representatives from over 200 countries, thousands in attendance, and a price tag exceeding $90 million. When we think of kingship, this is the picture tha…

Christ, Our Hope
Amid the commercial noise, the crowded schedules, and the pressure that often surrounds the Christmas season, it is easy to lose sight of what we are truly celebrating. At the heart of Christmas is hope—the birth of the One who came to redeem, restore, and reconcile us to God. Jesus is not just a …

Preparing Him Room
Life can so easily become overcrowded. Our minds fill with responsibilities, worries, expectations, and noise. Even the beautiful parts of life seem to get buried beneath the louder, more frantic ones—fear, distraction, and the relentless pressure to keep up. Each day brings a new list of tasks to…

Christ Came for the Weary
Exhaustion doesn’t just drain the body—it drains the will. As Clarence describes from his week of disrupted sleep and long hours, fatigue has a way of turning even the strongest resolve into quiet surrender. The phrase “fatigue makes cowards of us all” becomes painfully true when our strength is de…

When the Season Feels Too Busy
The Advent season carries a beautiful intention, yet many of us enter it with schedules that feel more like pressure cookers than peaceful celebrations. Between holiday shopping, school programs, family gatherings, travel, work commitments, and endless to-do lists, it’s no wonder December often fee…

Changing the World One Gift at a Time This Christmas with Samaritan's Purse
What if the greatest gift you give your kids this Christmas is a heart of generosity—and the chance to change someone else’s world? This episode goes beyond stockings and wrapping paper to tackle one of the most pressing questions for believers during the holiday season: How do we practically teac…

God Sees Your Silent Nights
Grief has a way of amplifying the silence around us, especially during seasons that once overflowed with joy. For Angie, Christmastime has carried a tender ache since the passing of her mother six years ago. Her mom wasn’t just part of the celebration—she was the celebration. The cook, the storytel…

Faith Like the Shepherds
The shepherds of the Christmas story were not the soft-spoken, pastoral figures seen on greeting cards. In biblical times, shepherds were often social outcasts — men with criminal pasts who were unwelcome in mainstream work and pushed into fields far away from public life. Their days were spent in …

Welcoming Christ into Our Chaos
Chaos has a way of slipping into our lives unnoticed — until suddenly, it takes over. Holiday schedules pile up, responsibilities multiply, and before we know it, our hearts feel as cluttered and hurried as our calendars. As Angie Grant shares, chaos on the outside often produces chaos on the insid…

Joy in the Unexpected
Most of us carry an ideal Christmas scene in our minds — a warm, glowing living room, a beautifully lit tree, soft music, hot chocolate, cozy blankets, and family gathered close, laughing and making memories. But as comforting as this picture is, it’s not the reality for many people. Instead, Chri…