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Peter’s Easter story—and ours

It’s natural to think of Jesus as the center of the Easter story. But what about the others—his disciples? What was Easter like for them? Today’s guest explores one of

“I’m not a victim”

When crime landed on the doorstep of this week’s guest, she found herself at a crossroads. While it might seem only natural to identify herself as a victim, she actually

“We’d love to help support your spiritual growth”

This week’s guest, Piper Foster Wilder, discovered a warm and wonderful community that didn’t judge her and supported her spiritual growth. That community was church. Get ready to rethink your

Biblical solutions to the war in Ukraine — really?

Can we find solutions to current world issues in an ancient text? You may be surprised to discover just how applicable many stories and lessons from the Bible are to

Can you live without anxiety?

It may seem like those niggling little worries—or even full-fledged anxiety—are just something we have to live with. But as this week’s guest explains, we can go beyond coping with

Praying for Our World

From the website of christianscience.com: Praying for our world and ourselves Praying for our world can seem like more than we can take on when we’re facing challenges in our