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There’s a lot of money to be made in Christian movies. Take David A.R. White’s site Pureflix.com, for example. It’s often described as a “Christian Netflix” (even though...

Think about how much time you spend fretting about what might happen. Those deer-in-the-headlights moments are not only agonizing but they are profoundly unproductive. With...

From virtual museum tours to five-star curbside pickup of a steak and lobster dinner, some tremendously innovative ideas emerged out of the coronavirus pandemic of 2020. With...

Brian Lord: Today we have Brent and Kyle Pease, brothers who are amazing triathletes. Raced Kona this year, also the authors of Beyond the Finish. Kyle, Brent, thank you...

Why is it some people seem "set up" for success, while you struggle at every turn? What's easy for them seems unreachable for you, and that perception creates a huge challenge....

Resilience is a popular word, especially in the midst of what we've faced in the last year. We all need it, but what does it actually mean? In this episode, I’m breaking down...

Since ancient times, we've been fascinated with the seven deadly sins that lead people astray. Gluttony, greed, and lust (among others) have certainly been the downfall of many....

When Covid shut down life as we know it a year ago, many a company went into “batten down the hatches” mode. They followed their recession playbooks. When demand took off...

Undoubtedly, you have heard of smartphones. More likely than not, you have one in your pocket as you read this. Additionally, smart homes and smart home features are likely part...

Brian Lord: I'm Brian Lord and on the show today, we have Emmy-winning sportscaster, Greg Gumbel, as he shares his journey from small market broadcasting to the national...

If you find yourself constantly changing directions, or having difficulty deciding what to do, you might benefit from MORE tension in your life. This week's video will help you...

I've got some good news and some bad news. The bad news is that your memory is a liar. We tend to think our memory is telling us exactly what happened in the past but that's...