The Beloveds and a Conversation
Jennifer Camp Jennifer Camp

The Beloveds and a Conversation

Sitting at my son’s old desk, I reflect on life’s deep questions and find myself asking God about the purpose of love and existence. In the quiet, I feels an answer beyond words — an understanding that love is at the core, immeasurable and constant. It is in these moments of connection that I find rest, knowing I am cherished, held by a love that chooses me, always.

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Time Really Does Stand Still
Michael Metzger Michael Metzger

Time Really Does Stand Still

What if time as we know it only began with creation? Imagine God in a timeless eternity, not bound by moments as we are. Augustine and modern thinkers like McGilchrist point to a paradox where time’s mystery nudges us closer to understanding God’s nature — an eternity that is neither past nor future, just the endless present. This insight may reshape how we perceive our place in creation.

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Election 2024: Let’s Show a Little More Love
Paul Prather Paul Prather

Election 2024: Let’s Show a Little More Love

As Election 2024 stirs up passionate divides, a grounded reminder surfaces: those with opposing views are still our neighbors, our friends and part of our shared community. In a season often clouded by hostility, there’s strength in choosing kindness over bitterness. What if a little more kindness — and a little less bitterness — could keep us grounded and united, no matter the election’s outcome?

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Learning to Hear God: Two Listening Exercises
Dallas Willard Dallas Willard

Learning to Hear God: Two Listening Exercises

Imagine hearing God’s voice with clarity and feeling His guidance in the rhythms of your day. Through simple practices like crafting a personal “Beloved Charter” and learning to listen in a deeper way, you’re invited to experience a more intimate connection with him. These steps can shift how you experience his presence, offering a sense of peace and direction —right where you are, right now.

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Making Theological Decisions Scenes in ‘The Chosen'
Jesse Stone Jesse Stone

Making Theological Decisions Scenes in ‘The Chosen'

“The Chosen” blends faith and creativity in ways that challenge viewers to see the Gospels from a fresh perspective. Theological experts play a key role in shaping the show’s portrayal of Jesus, guiding the balance between biblical accuracy and storytelling. A look behind the scenes reveals how carefully crafted moments invite viewers to engage more deeply with familiar stories.

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‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’ Wrestles With The Right Questions
Joseph Holmes Joseph Holmes

‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’ Wrestles With The Right Questions

When forgiveness feels impossible, how do we move forward? ‘Exhibiting Forgiveness’ follows an artist as he confronts the pain of reconciling with his estranged father, raising questions about trauma, healing and redemption. With stunning imagery and a heartfelt narrative, the film challenges the boundaries of forgiveness and whether it always leads to reconciliation. It’s a story that asks you to reflect on your own relationships and what it takes to truly forgive.

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Life to the Full
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Life to the Full

Listening to God’s voice can transform everything. Israel, once an orphan on the streets of Tijuana, found his life’s purpose through an unexpected encounter. His story reveals how hearing God shapes our identity and leads us toward a life of meaning and fulfillment. Are you open to hearing him? God’s voice invites us into the fullness of life we were made for — if we’re willing to listen.

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Experience God More Intimately: A Primer on James Finley
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Experience God More Intimately: A Primer on James Finley

Uncover the transformative teachings of James Finley — a former Trappist monk mentored by Thomas Merton — who bridges ancient wisdom with modern life to help you experience God’s presence more intimately. Dive into our exploration of Finley’s life and work to discover how his insights can enrich your own spiritual journey.

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'Surprised By Joy': Understanding The Void
Michael Metzger Michael Metzger

'Surprised By Joy': Understanding The Void

C.S. Lewis once dismissed myths as beautiful but meaningless until a conversation with J.R.R. Tolkien shifted his perspective. What Lewis discovered is something we’ve lost in modern Western Christianity — a sense of the mythological background that brings spiritual depth to our understanding of life. Without it, we live in a void, disconnected from the wonder that once permeated our world. Rediscovering that lost perspective could change everything.

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God Forgiving is God Forgetting
David Bowden David Bowden

God Forgiving is God Forgetting

When God forgives, he doesn’t hold on to the past, like many of us have been taught. His forgiveness transforms us, allowing us to release grudges and extend grace to others. As we experience God’s complete forgiveness, we are shaped into people who forgive with the same freedom. This is the power of living in his grace — learning to let go and forgive as we’ve been forgiven.

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The Surprising Power of Identity
Jennifer Camp Jennifer Camp

The Surprising Power of Identity

What if the name God calls you could reshape your entire life? In the stillness of a mountainside, you hear him speak a new identity over you — one that invites you into deeper trust, adventure and surrender. It’s a reminder that knowing who you are in his eyes can transform everything, guiding you into a life of purpose and connection like never before.

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Spin-Kicking For Jesus And Other Karate Moves
Paul Prather Paul Prather

Spin-Kicking For Jesus And Other Karate Moves

Karate is more than just kicks and punches — it’s a journey, just like faith. Both require time, dedication and perseverance. Just as martial artists move from white belt to black belt, spiritual seekers grow through consistent practice and persistence, still facing challenges along the way. The rewards are found in the small breakthroughs and deeper understandings that keep us moving forward, step by step, toward greater wisdom and transformation.

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The Discipline of Fasting
Dan Dozier Dan Dozier

The Discipline of Fasting

Fasting is often misunderstood in today’s world, viewed as outdated or extreme. Yet, Scripture presents it as a powerful way to deepen our connection with God. By focusing on the spiritual significance of fasting, we can strengthen prayer, align our hearts with God’s will and experience transformation. This ancient discipline, though often overlooked, remains just as relevant for believers today.

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‘Rings Of Power’ Season 2: Dramatic Finale Offers Up A Mixed Triumph
Joseph Holmes Joseph Holmes

‘Rings Of Power’ Season 2: Dramatic Finale Offers Up A Mixed Triumph

The finale of "Rings of Power" Season 2 delivers a mix of triumph and missteps, offering a more faithful take on Tolkien’s world while still wrestling with some awkward writing and plot contrivances. Sauron’s manipulations intensify, Galadriel’s growth in humility takes center stage, and the humanization of orcs adds new layers. For fans of rich storytelling despite imperfections, this finale delivers plenty to unpack.

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Let’s Follow and Lead by Faith
Mandy Smith Mandy Smith

Let’s Follow and Lead by Faith

Faith calls us to release control, trusting that God can work powerfully in our everyday moments. A simple, heartfelt conversation sparked an unexpected transformation, illustrating how letting go of our need to feel capable opens space for real change. Leading by faith means making small choices to trust, even when we don’t have all the answers, and that’s where God meets us.

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Graham Cooke: From Outlaw to Prophet
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Graham Cooke: From Outlaw to Prophet

Discover the extraordinary journey of Graham Cooke, a man who went from a troubled youth on the run to a globally influential spiritual leader. This primer introduces Cooke’s powerful message of God’s relentless love and offers insight into how his teachings can radically shift your perspective on faith, helping you see yourself through God’s eyes and approach life with a mindset of holy possibility.

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What is Common Grace?
Timothy Keller Timothy Keller

What is Common Grace?

Common grace is God’s generosity toward all humanity, believers and non-believers alike. It’s what allows for cultural achievements, artistic beauty and the wisdom we find in the world around us.

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Yael Eckstein to host new podcast from PRAY.com, ‘The Chosen People’
Justin Camp Justin Camp

Yael Eckstein to host new podcast from PRAY.com, ‘The Chosen People’

Yael Eckstein, President and CEO of The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, is hosting The Chosen People, a new podcast available on PRAY.COM. Bringing Old Testament stories to life with vivid storytelling and spiritual insights, this series offers Christian and Jewish listeners a deeper understanding of their faith. Experience timeless themes of faith, survival and redemption in an engaging and inspirational format starting October 2024.

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‘The Chosen’ And ‘Am I Racist?’ Now Typify Success For Faith-Based Movies
Joseph Holmes Joseph Holmes

‘The Chosen’ And ‘Am I Racist?’ Now Typify Success For Faith-Based Movies

Faith-based films are capturing attention, with “The Chosen” and “Am I Racist?” taking center stage. These powerful stories address pressing cultural questions while drawing audiences who seek more than just entertainment. As these films rise in popularity, they’re sparking meaningful conversations and shifting the way faith-based storytelling is seen today. Their success signals a new era for faith-based storytelling, one that’s both thought-provoking and culturally relevant.

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The Book Of Ruth Is A Romance — And So Much More
Paul Prather Paul Prather

The Book Of Ruth Is A Romance — And So Much More

The story of Ruth and Boaz shows how every small act of love or kindness can spark a ripple effect. Their compassion and loyalty didn’t just change their lives — it set the stage for the lineage of King David and, ultimately, Jesus. Ruth and Boaz' story is an invitation for us to reflect on our own actions, however small, and how they just might create a lasting impact across generations.

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