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What true happiness looks like
If you have been chasing the "American Dream" but it doesn't leave you any more fulfilled, you are definitely not alone.
David Crowder on Fox News
I’m always happy when one of our artists gets national exposure! David Crowder recently shared his story on Fox News. My favorite Crowder song is Run Devil Run. Check out the interview!…
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Truths for moms for thriving while barely surviving
As a mom, you may drive yourself crazy striving for perfection, and the pressures can be overwhelming! Thankfully, the Bible provides a framework for you, and Erin Brown Hollis shares that in her book, Cheers to the Diaper Years On Facebook: I took a hiatus from Facebook (aka “Life’s Highlight Reel”). I just…
You spend half of your day at work on unnecessary tasks!
The good news is that there are suggestions on how to fix that
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Lauren Daigle on the Today Show
Lauren Daigle was on the Today Show the other day and sang some of the songs you know and love
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Love and music in the LA subway
When a homeless woman sang in the subway and received love from a police officer, her story and her song went viral
Embrace grace
Someone once said, "When I feel I'm not enough, grace says I am"
Fast food faith
Fast food fixes feel good for a little while, but the stuff that will really sustain us takes some more work.
How to let go of resentments that steal your joy
We've all been hurt by people, and I've found a way to help let go.
On the Air
Theresa Ross
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Why Myles Hannan’s short life forever defines his family
For radio host Adam Hannan and his wife Christina, the question “How many children do you have?” isn’t as straightforward as the outside observer might guess. Their son Myles, who lived for twenty months, forever changed their lives and continues to affect how they look at life, their work on the radio, and the meaning of family.
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A heartfelt thought from the Olympics
Simone Biles' decision to withdraw from the Olympics did not go without pushback, and yet her decision is a great example for us in our daily lives.
Phil Wickham shows us the way everyone should fight their battles
When you picture a fight, what do you see? Regardless of what you envision, it’s probably not a wild guess to say that both parties in a fight tend to be loud, offensive, and all armored up. But what if it was different? Phil Wickham’s song Battle Belongs shows that it can be.