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]

Godly parents need to communicate three priorities to their children: knowing God, thinking biblically, and living wisely. This is an unbroken chain of truth, faith, and wisdom passed from one generation to the next, as seen in Psalm 78. By teaching their children to put their confidence in God, think biblically, and obey God's commandments, parents can help them grow in wisdom and understand the importance of following God's will. [... more]

Louis Zamperini, a former Olympic athlete, shares his remarkable story of survival and faith during World War II, including his 47 days in a life raft, his experiences in Japanese internment camps, and his journey to forgiveness and redemption. [... more]

Figuring out one's identity and purpose in life is a lifelong journey. It involves discovering core desires, confronting fears, and developing discipline to pursue one's passions. Faith plays a crucial role in this journey, as it provides the courage to take risks and trust in a higher power. Through stories of personal struggles and triumphs, individuals can find inspiration and guidance to navigate the complexities of life and uncover their true potential. [... 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]

The Bible teaches that great victories may be followed by great defeats, and that private sin is never really private. It highlights the story of Achan, who committed a trespass by taking accursed things from Jericho, and how his sin affected not only himself but also his family and the nation of Israel. The key to unbroken victory is continual perpetual confession, keeping one's heart right, and not having unconfessed sin, private sin, or buried sin. [... more]

Born on January 26, 1917, Louis Zamperini's life story is one of remarkable survival, resilience, and redemption. As a 19-year-old distance runner, he competed in the 1936 Summer Olympics, also known as the Nazi Olympics. However, his life took a drastic turn when his plane crashed in the Pacific, and he spent 47 days in a raft with two other survivors, facing sharks, gunfire, and a wicked storm. After being captured by the Japanese, Zamperini was subjected to brutal treatment, including being interrogated by a notorious guard known as 'The Bird.' Despite the trauma he endured, Zamperini found forgiveness and redemption through his Christian faith, which changed his life forever. [... more]

Louis Zamperini recounts his remarkable life story, from his early days as a rascal to his experiences as a distance runner in the 1936 Summer Olympics, and his harrowing 47 days in a life raft after his plane crashed into the Pacific Ocean. He shares his struggles with Japanese captors, including the notorious 'bird' who subjected him to brutal treatment, and how he ultimately found forgiveness and redemption through his Christian faith. [... more]

Born on this day in 1917, Louis Zamperini recounts his remarkable life story, from his early days as a rascal in Torrance, California, to becoming a world-class distance runner, to surviving 47 days in a raft after his plane crashed in the Pacific, and finally to finding redemption and forgiveness in the face of unimaginable torture at the hands of the Japanese during World War II. [... more]

Louis Zamperini recounts his remarkable life story, from his early days as a rascal in Torrance, California, to becoming a world-class distance runner, competing in the 1936 Summer Olympics, and surviving 47 days in a raft after his plane crashed in the Pacific. He shares his experiences in Japanese internment camps, where he was subjected to brutal treatment by a notorious guard known as the Bird, and how he found forgiveness and redemption through his Christian faith. [... more]

Dr. Don Wilton explores the concept of rest in the book of Hebrews, highlighting the promise of salvation through Jesus Christ and the importance of understanding the finished work of God. He emphasizes that faith comes by hearing and that we must appropriate the gospel by an act of faith to attain rest. Dr. Wilton also discusses the urgency of today and the need to understand the finished work of God through the God of creation and the Christ of the cross. [... more]

The Bible teaches that the promise of entering God's rest still stands, and it is available to those who understand and accept it through faith in Jesus Christ. This promise is unbroken and remains a reality for believers today, offering freedom from worry, confidence, and peace in a world filled with challenges and struggles. [... more]

A group of men share their personal experiences and insights on their chosen words for the year, exploring themes of faithfulness, abundance, believe, release, obedience, faith, and hope, and how these concepts have impacted their lives and relationships. [... more]

Godly parents should teach their children to know God, think biblically, and live wisely by passing down timeless goals and values from generation to generation, and by modeling obedience and trust in God's Word. [... more]

The power of music can evoke emotions and bring people together. [... more]