Called to Create: A Prayer for Creatives by ChanMi Jung Pyles Heavenly Father, the Giver of all good and perfect things, we thank you for your gift of creativity that you freely gift to us. We were created in the image of you, the Maker of all things, to reflect your joyous, wondrous creativity. When […]
Did you know that every day in America there are typically half a million children in foster care? That statistic is staggering yet for the average person it feels overwhelming to know how to help. Today The Truly Co. welcomes Rachal Pollard ()… […]
This issue’s theme, Create, is intended to help you to reflect on God our Creator as well as on your own identity as a created masterpiece. […]
God can use our worst experiences as our greatest opportunities for growth and transformation. […]
Do you have a hard time inviting others into your home? Today we’re talking all things hospitality with Amber Stumph, founder of Copper and Nines, a company dedicated to helping people create meaningful space. Why do we feel so much pressure to make… […]
No matter where we live, as believers in Jesus, we are citizens of heaven (see Philippians 3:20). That truth has the power to transform our daily lives. Being confident of our final destination allows us to hold the appearance, size, or location of our earthly homes loosely. […]
Today’s episode is a mixture of raw pain and extraordinary hope as The Truly Co. welcomes Lisa Appelo to the show. Due to the tragic and sudden death of her husband, Lisa instantly became a single parent to seven children. Now, ten years later, her… […]
Today’s episode welcomes Alli Worthington, a bestselling author, nationally-known speaker, business coach, and mom of five (yes five!) boys, to the show. Get ready to be inspired as Alli shares her story of losing it all financially in 2008 and how… […]
Join Lindsay May as she welcomes Jonna Meidal to the show today. Author, pastor, wife, and mom, Jonna offers insight into a battle we all fight on some level– the relentless battle of pursuit. “People tend to think of success and progress… […]