In this program Chip goes all the way back to Genesis to reveal the basis for our universal insecurity He tells us it's the human condition and while some people hide it way better than others it's still true of all of us ResourcesMessage NotesSpecial OffersConnect - - WebsiteChip Ingram AppInstagramFacebookYouTubePartner With UsDonate Online - - Resources Mentioned in TeachingPaul Tournier The Strong and the Weak [... more]

Men can be mended from childhood wounds through a biblical healing process that involves understanding their past, facing the truth, grieving what they deserved, and breaking the cycle for the next generation. Dr. Patrick Morley's book provides a positive plan to heal childhood wounds and break the cycle, offering practical exercises and reflections to help men identify and overcome their wounds. [... more]

God does not call the brave, he makes brave the called. He gives courage to people, not rewards it. Through the story of Gideon, Pastor JD Greer teaches that God's call is not based on our current condition, but on what he intends to make us in Christ. [... more]

Men struggling with childhood wounds and broken relationships can find healing and restoration through a biblical process of forgiveness and self-discovery. Dr. Patrick Morley shares his personal journey and practical guidance on how to break the cycle of pain and become a mended man, leading to healthier relationships and a more fulfilling life. [... more]

When adults and children experience loss, it can lead to isolation and disconnection in their sadness. Talking openly about grief and loss can help create a safe space for healing and bonding. In blended families, managing the blending process well can prevent further division and promote addition and multiplication. Grieving losses well is essential for individuals and families to move forward and find redemption. [... more]

Dealing with relationship struggles, including anger, abuse, and communication issues, requires understanding the underlying causes and seeking help through counseling and support. Dr. Gary Chapman shares insights on how to navigate these challenges and find healthier ways to express love and respect in relationships. [... more]

Raising confident daughters in a culture that often emphasizes physical appearance and body image is a challenge many parents face. Maria Furlough, author of Confident Moms, Confident Daughters, shares her personal struggles with body image and how she's helped her own daughters develop a healthy and confident view of themselves. [... more]

The Salvation Army's approach to serving the least of these in Hagerstown, Maryland, involves connecting people with mental health problems to other organizations and partnerships, while also working with women and children in their shelter. The organization is struggling to meet the needs of the community, and is calling for help from people with resources, including money, time, and talent. [... more]