What do you do when someone you love walks away from faith? We caught up with Daniel from Hawk Nelson to talk about Jon Steingard's recent announcement that he no longer believes in God.

When author and speaker Carlos Whittaker witnessed his neighbor take a black can of paint to a white bunny in his front yard, it led to a beautiful moment and a conversation on racial bias. He talked about that viral video, how we as the Church should address the current movement, and hope for the f

We love to exchange cheesy "dad jokes" every week as a part of "Best Worst Joke." In honor of Father's Day, we thought we'd share some of our favorites:

When I was in youth group, there was a song we’d sing frequently that had the line, “Break my heart for what breaks Yours.” At the time, I remember thinking, “Starving kids in Africa. That’s what breaks God’s heart. I have Christianity figured out! Yay me!” It wasn’t until years later that I realize

When he was 15, Keegan won a trip to Camp Electric where he studied songwriting. Five years later, that training paid off when he showed up on an episode of Songland and WON!!

Luke from "for King & Country" joined us for a quarantine chat to tell us about their recent "concert" and his cows. (Yes, you read that correctly.) Plus, we asked him the same question we asked Darren last week to see if their answers lined up:

It's graduation season, and even though there are countless great tunes for moving on to the next chapter of life, we thought we could take it to the next level by writing our own. We took some of your ideas of graduation cliches and had Matthew West work them into a song. As always, he absolutely k

“This is so unfair. No one has ever had to go through this EVER.” Those are words pulled straight from the grade school journal of a younger, more dramatic Bekah. The occasion? Y2K. As we started the year 2000, there were fears that computers everywhere would crash and we wouldn’t be able to do life

Quarantine boredom has led to a tasty side effect: new recipes! We asked for the recipes you've tried recently, and these were a few of our favorite quarantine cuisines:

Anyone else feel like you've been snacking way more than usual lately? That's been Bekah's story so she wrote a song about it!

In honor of We are Messenger's song "Love," we asked Darren about the things he loves while in quarantine. Do you think he'll answer all of Wally's hard-hitting questions? Plus, Darren was surprised by the song that meant something to his family during the lockdown.

If you've watched the news for more than 30 seconds lately, you know that it's easy to feel helpless and hopeless. But even in the middle of all of the bad, amazing things are still being done at CURE International hospitals as children get life-changing surgeries. Just look at these sweet smiles! A

We wanted to do something special for Mother's Day, so we had you tell us about your amazing mothers! We then sent those to Mike Donehey from Tenth Avenue North, and he penned a beautiful poem for Barbara's mom Carol:

Sometimes, it's hard to imagine a world where things will be better, and often times, there's very little we can do about it. But with CURE International, you can help turn a child's "before," where they're often seen as an outcast or cursed...into an "after." Last year, we had the pleasure of meeti

Along with being a Worship Pastor, Lincoln Brewster is also a guitar player extraordinaire! Wally decided to challenge Lincoln to a riff-off, but he had to get a little creative to be able to match Lincoln's abilities....   We also talked worship music and an unusual connection Lincoln Brewster has

Kirk Cameron and his sister Candace Cameron Bure are hosting a live benefit on Sunday night with many of your favorite artists and speakers. He tells us more about how the "concert" came to be, plus we check in on how quarantine is going with his 6 kids.

Photo Op is where Wally makes us send him the last photo we took on our phones. Which photo do you like the best?   Wally: When my daughter Haille was little, one thing we used to do together was draw Disney characters. The coronavirus gave us a second chance to reconnect in that way as Disney anima

Everything in the world is different because of COVID-19, and that includes Easter. While it's a bummer that we can't meet in person to celebrate, here's why I think we'll look back on this Easter as one of our favorites:  1. ONLINE CHURCH While I realize that online church is not the same as gat

Natalie Grant talks about what's going on at her house since the lockdown, what skills she's discovered, and we find out if she has any weapons in her purse.

When will this end? That’s the question a lot of us are asking right now. When can we leave our homes? When will the numbers trend in the right direction? When can we make plans? When will things be back to normal? This line of questioning is not new to me. Four years ago, my husband had a medical e

Struggling with dad bod? Maybe these original songs will help!

Coronavirus has come with a lot of anxiety for many of us. The next time you're feeling fearful, crank up these songs to remember where your Hope is found: 1. BETHEL MUSIC - "RAISE A HALLELUJAH" > I'm gonna sing in the middle of the storm--louder and louder. You're gonna hear my praises roar! 2

Photo Op is where Wally confiscates our phones and checks out the last photo we took. Which photo do you like the best?     Gavin: Whenever my wife is traveling, our dog cuddles up where she usually sits. I think she likes my wife more than she likes me!             Betty: My cousin and I were born

Monitors beeping. Doctors and nurses scurrying around. People in pain all around us. These were all normal sounds for me as I sat through yet another emergency room visit with my husband. He’s been battling a chronic illness for years, so this was just a normal Tuesday for us. But then, amidst all t