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Tim Timmons was told he had five years to live—but that diagnosis became the beginning of a deeper faith, not the end of his story.

Tim Ross has spent years talking about faith, purpose, and peace—but he says real healing didn’t happen overnight. In this deeply personal conversation, Ross opens up about the role therapy, family, and honest community played in helping him discover the peace only Jesus can give.

Shae Robins thought Broadway was the dream—until she sensed God leading her somewhere completely different. Now the Great American Family actress is helping bring faith-filled, family-friendly stories to audiences hungry for hope, peace and goodness.

Johnny B opens up about stepping into a major new role at Fresh Wine Records while still chasing the calling God placed on his life as a worship leader and artist.

America’s 250th birthday sparked a question for Ainsley Earhardt: are we teaching the next generation what makes this country worth loving?

Cliffe and Stuart Knechtle believe Gen Z is growing tired of the emptiness of materialism and searching for something deeper that can actually satisfy the soul.

Steve and Jenia Williams share the heartbreaking and hope-filled story of praying for their son Zach Williams through years of addiction, wandering, and unanswered questions.

Bill and Gloria Gaither look back on the humble beginnings of their love story, the God-led moments that launched their ministry, and the faith that carried them through decades of impact.

Alexander Pappas opens up about the personal struggles that shaped his new EP SUNDAY and why he’s now creating worship music meant to carry people through the rest of the week, not just Sunday morning.

Brian Bird unpacks The Story of Everything, a documentary that pushes back against hopeless materialism and argues that the universe points to intentional design.

Grace Graber didn’t fit the mold—and she stopped trying to. She shares how Punk x Praise was born from pain, healing, and a bold mission to reach the outsiders the church often misses.

Something is stirring on college campuses—and it’s impossible to ignore. Jay Lowder shares what happened when hundreds of students ran to Christ and why this moment feels bigger than anything he’s seen in decades.

What happens when worship becomes more than music? Alexandra Osteen shares how House of Worship was built on Scripture and why one song, “Made You Well,” is already stirring deep healing.

Pastor Idleman delivers a compelling call to humility, reminding believers that answering God’s call begins with surrender.

What really happened to the Ark of the Covenant—and why has its mystery endured for centuries? Biblical archaeologist Chris McKinny dives into ancient legends, biblical clues, and modern discoveries, offering insight into one of history’s most fascinating unsolved questions.

Is the Church missing something? Matt Chandler argues that the focus on conversion over discipleship has left a gap in spiritual growth.

In The Day Death Bowed In Death, Shane Idleman unpacks the power and meaning of the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

From global worship anthems like “Alive” and “Real Love” to a personal season of rediscovery, Alexander Pappas opens up about his musical journey, his struggles, and how God has continued to refine his calling.

Pastor Shane Idleman reflects on Palm Sunday as a powerful reminder of Jesus Christ’s unwavering commitment to His divine calling, even in the face of suffering and rejection.

Butch Wilmore shares the remarkable story of a mission aboard Boeing Starliner that stretched from eight days to 286.