Pastor Greg Laurie explains how to overcome anxiety and worry by placing faith in God, praying, and seeking peace. He shares biblical passages and personal experiences to illustrate the importance of trusting in God's care and provision. [... more]

Peace is a state of being that comes from a living, intimate, active relationship with God as your Father and an obedient, submissive, surrendered life with Jesus Christ as your Lord. It's not found in the absence of grief, but in the presence of God, and it's something that can be practiced and experienced in the lives of those who express thanksgiving and surrender to the Holy Spirit's control. [... more]

Caregivers often struggle with resentment, but gratitude can lead to peace of mind and help wounds heal. Peter Rosenberger, an author and advocate for caregivers, shares his experiences and the importance of thankfulness in his book A Minute for Caregivers. He also discusses his organization Standing With Hope, which recycles prosthetic limbs and provides them to those in need, including a prison in Arizona and a community in Ghana. [... more]

God invites us to cast our cares on Him, and He's more than capable of handling them. Worry can burn through our minds like a forest fire, but prayer can keep us from worry. We need to trade our worry for worship, put God and His Word first in our life, and seek His kingdom above all things. [... more]

When faced with overwhelming troubles, people often feel the need to run away. However, God offers a place of refuge, strength, and serenity, where we can find safety and peace. He is our shelter, our solitude, and our sufficiency, providing stability and strength in times of trouble. [... more]

Living in the present and honoring others is a key part of God's plan for our lives. By focusing on what we can control and accepting the things we cannot, we can find peace and serenity. Honoring others, even when they have hurt us, is a way to show God's love and change the world. [... more]

The hosts discuss the importance of faith and spirituality in everyday life, sharing personal stories and biblical teachings to illustrate the power of God's love and purpose. They explore the concept of near-death experiences and the idea that God uses challenges to refine and purify us, ultimately leading to a deeper understanding of our purpose and eternity. [... more]

God invites us to cast our cares on Him, and He's more than capable of handling them. Worry can burn through our minds like a forest fire, but prayer can keep us from worry. We need to have perseverance and make our faith big by studying and believing the Word of God. [... more]

We get stressed because we think our needs are not going to be met, but God has called us to lie down in green pastures and drink from the still waters. As sheep, we are weak, defenseless, and easily lost, but with a compassionate shepherd, we can find security, sufficiency, and serenity in Him. Meditation on God's Word is key to overcoming stress and finding happiness in righteousness. [... more]

Joy is a fruit of the Spirit available to all in Christ, no matter the circumstances of life. It's a peace that surpasses understanding, rooted in the gospel and the presence of Jesus in our hearts. We can experience this joy by thinking on things that are true, noble, right, pure, lovely, admirable, excellent, and praiseworthy, and by letting our lives become aligned with our real purpose in this world. [... more]

As caregivers, we often feel overwhelmed by the relentless challenges we face, but we can find peace and safety in the hand of God. We can learn to trust in His plans and purposes, even when things don't make sense. By shelving our own divinity and living life fully as humans, we can experience the serenity and purposefulness that comes from knowing we are in God's care. [... more]

Ainsley DeMuth, a 42-year-old asylum seeker from Haiti, has been living in the upstairs bedroom of Gary and Melody Benjamin in Cleveland Heights, Ohio, for over a year. Despite being granted asylum twice, Ainsley remains in jail due to government appeals. Meanwhile, Tina Turner shares her life story, including her abusive marriage to Ike Turner and her rise to fame as a solo artist. Also, Apple CEO Tim Cook reflects on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall riots and the ongoing fight for LGBTQ rights. [... more]