‘The Streets Were My Father’ movie: Who’s your daddy?
Could you forgive someone who murdered your family member? Or was an MIA parent? Absent, neglectful or abusive fathers can leave lifetime scars. 'The Streets Were My Father' depicts three sons who experienced it all, and have turned their corners in dramatic, inspiring ways.
God Will Direct Your Steps
“A man’s mind plans his way , But the Lord directs his steps and establishes them”—Proverbs 16:9 (AMP).
Since my 30-year teaching career ended in...
“I love Jesus, but I am alone …”
CARY, NC (ANS) -- "I love Jesus, but I am alone ..."
Those distressing words came from a Trans World Radio listener who lives in...
Pastor and Professor offers 25 tips in “Small Preaching”
BELLINGHAM, WA (ANS) -- In a world where bigger is always better, author Jonathan T. Pennington presents a countercultural idea by challenging pastors to...
Connecting with God’s Redemptive Purposes
HOUSTON, TX (ANS) – In the summer of 1982, while on a road trip across the state of Kansas, I came upon a roadblock at...
Passover is for Christians, too!
SHEPHERD, MT (ANS) -- Have you ever been curious about the Celebration of Passover? Do you question if Passover is something Christians should celebrate?...
Abide in His Presence to Bear Fruit
“Abide in me as I abide in you. Just as the branch cannot bear fruit by itself unless it abides in the vine, neither...
‘A Father’s Legacy’ movie: What was your dad like?
Did you ever want to feel valued by someone special? Or mourn losing a loved one? Ever wish you could undo past decisions or take back hurtful words? Maybe you know the right thing to do, but lack courage to do it. The complex characters in 'A Father's Legacy' may resonate with you.
New Film Gives Hope to Those Suffering with PTSD
PLANO, TX (ANS) – Chad Robichaux is a best-selling author and champion MMA fighter, and joined the Marines at the age of 17.
Deploying to...
A perfectionist learns to rest in Jesus
“Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest”— Matthew 11:28 (NIV).
Confession time. I’m a recovering perfectionist...
