Today’s theme is delicious — we’re talking Thanksgiving food across America. From coast to coast, the dishes change, the ingredients change, and sometimes the names change — but the gratitude stays the same. Psalm 145:7 (NLT) says, “Everyone will share the story of Your wonderful goodness.” And this morning, we’re sharing those stories through the flavors, traditions, and fun that fill Thanksgiving tables everywhere. One thing you learn quickly in America is that Thanksgiving

This spotlight might seem a little far from home when it comes to music genres, but it is very close to home when it comes to Kingdom impact. As the Lord often does, He introduced us to this organization through a casual connection — and then continued to bring it up in other settings. Once I heard the name Eyes On Me , I kept hearing the name Eyes On Me . So, I began searching for more information and reached out to interview Dennis Turnipseed , the Executive Director. Denni

Today’s theme is: Family Time — celebrating the people who shape us, love us, and sometimes drive us a little bit crazy. Psalm 133:1 (NLT) says, “How wonderful and pleasant it is when brothers live together in harmony!” Whether your family is big, small, blended, calm, or wonderfully chaotic, this morning we’re leaning into the joy of togetherness — the moments that make us laugh, the traditions that bring us close, and the love that holds us together. You know what’s funny

Today we’re having a little version of Friendsgiving — a celebration of the people God brings into our lives who make the journey sweeter. Proverbs 17:17 (NLT) says, “A friend is always loyal.” And you know what… food tastes better, life feels lighter, and some days even seem kinder when you have good friends. We’re celebrating friendship, gratitude, and all the beautiful people God has placed in your story. You know how Friendsgiving always brings out everyone’s personalit

Today we’re asking a powerful — and kind of funny — question: “Who told you?” Who told you that you weren’t enough? Who told you that you didn’t measure up? Who told you that your joy, your purpose, your worth was small? Because I promise you… it wasn’t God. We’re going to have some fun looking at the difference between the way we see ourselves — usually through foggy mirrors and awkward photos — and the way God sees us: loved, chosen, and wonderfully made. Let’s learn to s

Today our theme is something we all need a little more of — understanding. In Philippians 1:9 (NLT), Paul says, “I pray that your love will overflow more and more, and that you will keep on growing in knowledge and understanding.” Isn’t that beautiful? Understanding isn’t just knowing facts — it’s learning what really matters. And some days, well… we’re learning on the go, aren’t we? And apologizing along the way. We’ll spend this time finding joy, grace, and a little humor