Leah Michel shares her love for Broadway and her experiences growing up in a food-loving family. She talks about her debut at eight years old in Les Misérables, her transformational role in Spring Awakening, and her iconic performance as Rachel Berry in Glee. Leah also discusses her return to Broadway in Funny Girl and her upcoming role in Chess, highlighting the music and the community that drew her back to the stage. [... more]

The concept of inheritance in the Bible is explored, highlighting the futility of relying on earthly estates and the significance of children as a material blessing that can share in our eternal inheritance. The promise of an eternal inheritance, incorruptible and undefiled, is discussed, and the Lord Jesus is revealed as the portion of our inheritance, appointed heir of all things. [... more]

The Brian Killmead Show discusses various topics including Texas flooding, immigration, sanctuary cities, food labeling, artificial intelligence, deepfakes, and an FBI investigation into James Comey and John Brennan. [... more]

Leah, Jacob's first wife, feels unloved and insecure due to her inability to bear children, while her sister Rachel, who is barren, uses her maid Bilhah to bear children for her. This leads to a complex web of relationships, power struggles, and superstitions within the family, ultimately revealing God's sovereignty and redemption in the midst of dysfunction. [... more]

We often try to earn love and recognition from people who may never respond, but true fulfillment comes from God's acceptance and love. Leah's story in Genesis teaches us to focus on praising God, even in difficult circumstances, and to trust in His plan for our lives. [... more]

Leah's story in the book of Genesis shows us that we're all searching for Jesus, and that true fulfillment comes from God's unconditional love and promise, not from our pursuits or relationships. [... more]

Leah The Lyricist Ellen Forbes Minister Cannady [... more]

God's promise to send a savior comes early in scripture, and women like Eve, Leah, and Rachel play crucial roles in the biblical narrative, pointing to Jesus and demonstrating God's mercy, faithfulness, and love for his people. [... more]

A group of young professionals, part of the Fellows program, share their experiences and insights on living out their faith in the workplace, finding vocation and calling, and being equipped for ministry and leadership. [... more]

Leah, one of Jesus' mothers, was the older of two identical twin sisters, born to Laban's family. She had weak eyes due to crying over her arranged marriage to Esau, but her sister Rachel's eyes were even more tender from weeping about marrying a man with a bad reputation. Leah's story is a testament to the complexities of family relationships and the power of redemption, as she navigated a difficult marriage and eventually gave birth to four of the 12 tribes of Israel, including Judah. [... more]

Jacob's pursuit of Rachel and his marriage to Leah reveal the human tendency to seek fulfillment in earthly things, rather than in God's love. Leah's story shows that true joy and beauty come from God's unconditional love, not from physical beauty or human relationships. [... more]

The ACLJ works to protect religious freedom and human rights in countries like Nigeria, where Christians are facing persecution, and in the Middle East, where groups like Hezbollah and Hamas are committing terrorism. Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo discusses the US's role in promoting religious freedom and addressing the threat of terrorism. The ACLJ also reports on the situation in Israel, where a new coalition government has been formed, and the impact of the Abraham Accords on Arab relations with Israel. [... more]

Leah's story in the Bible is a powerful example of how people often try to find love and acceptance in their relationships, but ultimately discover that God's love is the only true source of fulfillment and joy. [... more]

The story of Leah, one of Jacob's wives, reveals how people attempt to recreate others in their own image of goodness, driven by feelings of inadequacy and need. This pursuit of love and acceptance can lead to fantasies and idols, causing pain and misunderstanding in relationships. In contrast, God's love is a free gift that cannot be earned, and it is through this love that we find true fulfillment and security. [... more]

The story of Jacob and Leah in Genesis 29 reveals the search for love and fulfillment, highlighting the dangers of idolatry and the transformative power of the gospel. Jacob's obsession with Rachel and Leah's pursuit of children demonstrate the human tendency to seek love and validation in all the wrong places, but ultimately find emptiness and disappointment. In contrast, Leah's journey shows the beauty of the gospel, where love and acceptance are not earned, but received as a gift from God. The story teaches us that God's blessing is not given to those who strive, but to those who receive it in faith, and that our worth and value come not from our physical beauty or accomplishments, but from God's unconditional love. [... more]