Living Well, Finishing Well, Ep. 1

Do you want to live faithfully all the way to the finish line? Mark DeMoss says you need gratitude and guardrails. Find out what he means.

As spring approaches, creation reminds us that renewal is possible. What would it look like for you to pursue a relationship refresh? Nancy shares practical tips for thriving in community.

Did you know you can show kindness to someone by praying for them? The president of the National Day of Prayer Task Force, shares more ways to be kind.

When you are busy in ministry, it’s easy to get distracted and busy. We each need to set our hearts on what really matters. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps you focus on Jesus over ministry.

When you are busy in ministry, it’s easy to get distracted and busy. We each need to set our hearts on what really matters. Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth helps you focus on Jesus over ministry.

Follower counts, platform growth, and metrics—oh my! In a world obsessed with influence, what would it look like to seek the Lord’s fame first? To use your ministry to help others see Him? Laura González helps you answer these questions and more.

Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says you need spiritual mothers in your life. You need spiritual sisters. And you need spiritual daughters. She’ll help you recognize who God may want you to connect with in mentoring relationships.

We’re witnessing a crisis of unkindness. Our politics, news, and entertainment are full of divisiveness. That’s why genuine biblical kindness shines so brightly. Nancy shows you how to develop the kind of kindness we read about in Titus chapter 2.

What if you opened your home and invited neighbors in—not just to hang out, but go deep together? This kind of fellowship around God’s Word is healing and humbling. And Erin Davis says it just might change your life.

Jesus didn’t see the home as a place to merely eat, sleep, and relax. Instead, he saw it as a unique center for ministry. What would happen if we adopted Christ’s vision for our own homes? Hear powerful stories from Erin Davis’s living room.