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Can each of us say, in the middle of the worst distress, that all is well?  Is it possible to be externally poor but internally rich?  Jesus said so.  He told his disciples, "I have food to eat that you know nothing about."  While they were consumed with physical food, He was feasting on the fellowship of His father.  Learn how to say 'all is well' on today's program. 

Jaime Wyrtzen Lauze shows us that it's possible to move toward the Promised Land of our future with faith.  The signposts may be few but God will be faithful to give enough confirmations and encouragements to fuel our journey.

When others withhold praise from me, I can act out of my hurt.  I'll withhold praise from others, even God.  I'll be stingy.  It's possible to heal from such deprivation.  I can become an radical worshipper.  

It's impossible to see what God is doing out of sight.  That is especially true when He's working in the heart of one we've been praying for.  We get weary of persisting and just about the time we're ready to give up, we see small signs that God has been softening their heart.  When we can't see them changing, it doesn't mean that nothing is happening.  Find out more. 

When people are hurting, do they seek you out as someone who will listen?  Do they anticipate the heart of Jesus in your response?  Most likely, if you have suffered, others can tell.  The result is beautiful.  Find out more on today's program.

Everyone should have supernatural eyesight.  Joseph had it toward his brothers and how they wronged him.  He had it toward God and toward Satan, his arch enemy.  Find out more about this on today's program.

Is He busy running the world?  You might be surprised to discover how He spends His time.  Find out more. 

How deeply our words penetrate another's spirit?  If we're critical, it goes deep.  But so should spiritual talk.  In today's program, we are challenged to go beyond cliches and niceties.  Learn how to dig deeply into the Spirit for words that bring courage and compassion.

Jesus told the religious people that they lacked spiritual eyesight, spiritual acumen.  They knew so much about most things, but about spiritual matters, they were immature.  What exactly is spiritual acumen and how do I acquire it?  

Moab is the barren place Ruth and her husband went to run away from famine in Israel.  But while there, they discovered that Moab was worse than their previous predicament.  Does God deliver us from our Moabs?   Find out more about this topic. 

Jesus tells a parable that reminded me of my childhood home.  There was disgust when people didn't behave as they should.  I've been shocked to review how many times this word comes out in my vocabulary.  There's a lot to learn from Jesus today as consider my pride against the backdrop of my own sin.

There is a vast difference between judging someone and inspecting the fruits of their faith in Christ.  What's the distinction?  Find out on today's program.