At a point in life where he could be considering retirement, Dale Taylor has taken on a God-sized task so the Tarahumara people in Mexico can read God's Word in the language they understand.

Dr. Jeff Myers shares insights from his book "Unquestioned Answers,” challenging us to question common cliches that provide quick answers to tough questions, but also keep us from understanding the fullness of God’s Word.

With two parents who are blind and considered social outcasts in their small village in India, Kavitha realized the best way to help her family was to receive a good education. That’s when the Hope Venture stepped in with school supplies and the hope found in a personal relationship with Jesus.

During this time of uncertainty, we are reminded that the church is so much more than a building, Wednesday night Awana, or the sermon on Sunday morning.  The church is God's people coming together to provide love, support and hope for one another.  

Maralee Bradley, mom of six, shares clarity and perspective for this time of uncertainty when many parents are taking on the new role of teacher, reminding us this time with our children is about so much more than academics.

Jen and Jake have experienced the value of facing into life’s storms with the love and support of their church body… a principle they learned from the bison.

Pastor Gregg Madsen shares this picture: Our sin is like a massive boulder that unbalances our lives and nothing that we can do is heavy enough to balance the scale. Through Jesus' death and resurrection, he balanced the scale of God's justice for us.

When Jack made the decision to donate his mother's car to Charoits4Hope, the car was gifted to a single mother, Jasmine.  Through the gift of reliable transportation, Jazmine received hope, hope that is much more than just a car.

Through Chariots4Hope Stacy was gifted a car, but even more than that she found a Christ-centered support system and hope that has helped her face the challenges in her life.