Crossland Community Church senior pastor Gregg Farrell joins the podcast to give some Biblical context to what we’re living through with COVID-19.
Oklahoma University softball player Shannon Saile shares what it’s like to have her senior season canceled due to COVID-19.
We’re always looking for ways to find more money, aren’t we? Author Art Rainer has some advice on how to do just that, especially during the COVID-19 financial crisis.
I knew at some point this season I was going to have to say goodbye to the Reitz Tennis program, but I never imagined it would be like this.
Dan Orlovsky is one of the most liked and most respected football analysts on ESPN. He’s also open about his faith. Dan stays pretty busy, appearing on a number of different ESPN shows, but he was kind enough to stop and talk over the phone for about 25 minutes about his life, his career, and his job at ESPN.
I’m not a parent yet, but I think it’s safe to say parenting is hard. Parenting a child with special needs adds a whole new layer of challenges. Author Jamie Sumner’s son Charlie has Cerebral Palsy. Her new book, Eat, Sleep, Save the World: Words of Encouragement for the Special Needs Parent, offers comfort, advice, and encouragement for other parents of children with special needs.
Author Barnabas Piper talks writing, growing up as a pastor’s kid, the Nashville tornadoes, and how we can respond as Christians to the Coronavirus.
Our beloved sports will return eventually. Shows that were postponed will be made up. Our lives will come back. Before that happens, let’s not waste this chance to love our neighbors, to be good citizens, and to be with God.
As Christians, it’s important that we don’t respond to the Cornonavirus with panic, but instead turn to God and trust his sovereignty in all of this.
I’m excited to introduce you all to an up-and-coming husband and wife Christian music duo this week called Know Wonder! Jo and Crystal Taeleifi live in Racho Cucamonga, California and have burst on the music scene with a couple singles — “Conquered” and “Dear Anybody.”
