It is easy to become bored with Scripture reading when we fail to pick up our Bibles and invite Holy Spirit to speak, so I am grateful for Nana Dolce. She is here to help us find a few beautiful surprises in Scripture today.

If we are going to experience the wholeness integrity offers, we have to know what we believe. Phylicia Masonheimer is with us to help us communicate it graciously because every woman is a theologian.

Let’s talk about how we can learn from others who may not be like us at first glance, how we can grow in intimacy with one another, and how we can develop greater character through the challenges we encounter and the questions we ask. Today, Grace P. Cho and Lucretia Berry are with us to talk about their new book, Come Sit With Us.

It’s undeniable. Friendship is complicated. However, it’s also beautiful, lovely, and holy. Betrayal will come, but the beauty you’ll find in friendship far outweighs the pain. Let’s talk with Andi Andrew, author of Friendship: It’s Complicated.

Whether you are creating something for others to find encouragement through or you are taking the time to enjoy keeping it private, you’ll be surprised by how many ways you can honor the Lord by learning to see the goodness that He’s placed within and around you. Our guest, Rachel Marie Kang, is here to comfort our hearts and help us see the opportunity we have to worship the Lord in new ways today, and I hope you lean in.

When was the last time you thought about how your light in Christ shines the brightest in dark places? Dark places that you sometimes have to seek out? Rachelle Starr is here to encourage us to develop outrageous obedience.