Men in this neighborhood were looking for something fun to do together and they found it. Big wheels are bikes that lounge back with larger wheels for lesser impact making them ideal for cruising. Many people put lights in the larger wheels for decoration. UPS Driver Spreads Contagious Kindness

Harley Hernandez worked at a grocery store throughout high school. To celebrate her accomplishment of graduating in a year cut short by COVID, her coworkers gave her a graduation complete with cap, gown, parents, and an audience. 3 Things I Wish I Could Tell My High School Self

Lecrae and DJ Mykael go head to head in this spelling bee 🐝 and if you can’t spell, you get stung! Skip to 4:05 to see Andy Mineo get a shocking surprise.

Christian musician and songwriter, Elias Drummer, speaks about the need to have an honest and healthier conversation about our Christian faith. His hope to find common ground in the truth is powerful and encouraging. Maybe you are likeminded in your thinking, let us know! Our Prayer Pastor Chad sat down with his friend to talk about race and the Bible. You can listen to their conversation here.

Ellie Holcomb does it all. She sings. She writes books. She performs for Songs from a Mug. Ellie is a Dove award winning artist and has written a children’s book. Listen to her latest album, “Constellations,” on any streaming platform. Ellie recently went on the Bible for Kids Podcast to talk about her new children’s book. Listen to Ellie Holcomb on “The Bible for Kids” Podcast

Kanye’s lead single, “Wash Us in the Blood,” was first debuted as an instrumental track in his musical Nebuchadnezzar. The newly released lyrics are about West’s Christian faith and the need to be cleansed with the blood of Jesus. The song is also a prayer that the holy spirit would rain down and fix many of the social and racial problems we have in America. You can watch the official video here. He announced the title of his next album will be God’s Country. Chris Tomlin and Pat Barrett cover Closed On Sunday

Learn how to connect with your neighbors, regardless of their ethnicity, skin color, or background. Instead of being afraid to offend others, learn from Carlos Whittaker how to have the conversations that will help you understand them and love them. Wally asks questions about diversity vs. solidarity. Carlos answers with entertaining stories about black and white bunnies, false narratives, and racism vs. racial bias.

NEEDTOBREATHE’s new video is a beautiful, honest, reminder that God loves you no matter what. Whether you are currently doubting God, running away from your faith, or struggling with temptation, God’s love for you is always overflowing. The band shared on Instagram that this song “is about being able to accept love. It’s about the fight to accept, embrace, and trust that the greatest love requires nothing in return.” “While I’m on this road you take my hand Somehow you really love who I really am I push you away, still you won’t let go You grow your roses on my barren soul” “Who AM I” is NEEDTOBREATH’s new single from their upcoming album “Out of Body” which drops August 28th. The band shared this teaser from their new album and it looks amazing. View this post on Instagram We’re excited to announce that you can now pre-order Out of Body, coming August 28th, and access special packages on our store, link in our bio. We’re also releasing one more song off the album today – Survival feat. @drewholcombmusic and @ellieholcomb. ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ Thanks to the amazing creative team who helped us with the Out of Body album cover and all the artwork you’ve been seeing…⁣ Art Direction & Design: @milkglassme⁣⁣ Photo: @jeremycowart⁣⁣ Glam: @vhelene_artistry⁣⁣ Styling: @mollylrussell⁣⁣ Model: @truballet⁣⁣ Team Milkglass: @mlkglss @amystroup @laneycrowder A post shared by NEEDTOBREATHE (@needtobreathe) on Jun 11, 2020 at 8:15am PDT While you’re waiting for their new album to drop, watch NEEDTOBREATHE’s acoustic version of “Washed By The Water.” Watch “Washed By The Water”

It’s no secret that Kelly Clarkson is a big fan of Lauren Daigle. Finally got to meet the lovely and talented Lauren Daigle last night while out at dinner 😊 What a beautiful, powerful and important artist she is y’all?! Love her! Catch her at the Greek if you’re in LA! pic.twitter.com/AEBsFJmCpM — Kelly Clarkson (@kellyclarkson) September 25, 2019 Back in 2019 they happened to both be at the same restaurant, and we were graced with this beautiful photo of Kelly, Lauren, and Reba. That’s a lot of star power in one photo. Since then, Kelly covered Lauren Daigle’s “You Say” in a powerful tribute for essential workers on her talk show back in May. Thank you for sharing this, @KellyClarksonTV! ❤️ https://t.co/yOpcZ67iJD — Lauren Daigle (@Lauren_Daigle) May 19, 2020 This morning Lauren Daigle appeared on Kelly’s show and shared why “Rescue” is her most personal song on her album. We love @Lauren_Daigle and she says #Rescue is her most personal song yet — don't miss her stunning performance today! 🎶 pic.twitter.com/2mpV9a1Fpv — The Kelly Clarkson Show (@KellyClarksonTV) July 7, 2020 With everything going on in the world, these lyrics are timely. “You are not hidden There’s never been a moment You were forgotten You are not hopeless” We’re loving this friendship between Lauren and Kelly, and we’re ready for a duet!

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If you are fluent in sarcasm then these women’s conference cliches will have you rolling 🤣 It’s always good to be able to laugh at yourself.

These lyrics are giving us hope right now. Remember that even the darkest days are temporary, God is the everlasting light that shines brighter than the darkness. Thanks Mosaic for this powerful reminder!

Sophia is proof that you never know what small act of kindness will play a much bigger role in someone else’s life.

Quarantine has been hard for everyone but especially for these two cousins! Sometimes you don’t realize how much you miss physical touch until you’re in the arms of someone who loves you. Okay, someone bring me a tissue ❤️

Times are hard but this church found a way to put a smile on everyone’s face while still taking the necessary precautions. My grandma always said “Wash your hands and say your prayers because Jesus and germs are everywhere.”

Ryan Stevenson got his first big hit, and Dove Award, with his song “Eye of the Storm.” He sings that song, plus DC Talk, Tenth Avenue North, and some new songs in this episode of “Songs from a Mug.” Check out Ryan’s Youtube channel for more of his songs. In this interview, Ryan tackles the topics of parenthood, his mother’s wisdom, and his radical weight loss. LISTEN NOW

This spoken word was written in 2018 but the message has grabbed the worlds attention in recent months. Our melting pot country was not called to be uniform, rather we are called to be the UNITED states of America. One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Will you confess where you have been wrong and seek restitution or will you “wave the flag of ignorance” and refuse to be a part of the solution? Watch our conversation with Brandon Washington about his life as a Black pastor.

As more of us become aware of the racial inequalities in the US, it’s easy to feel stuck and confused about what to do next. Pastor David W. Swanson has been fighting against racism and working towards reconciliation for more than a decade. He shared some practical tips from his newest book for taking the next step in the work against racism. Get David’s book, “Redisicpling the White Church: From Cheap Diversity to True Solidarity.” Learn more about Pastor Swanson. Pastor Brandon Washington spoke with our Prayer Pastor Chad about his experiences as a Black man in America, and how the Gospel should be applied to racial problems in America. Watch it now: Jump Straight to a Question and Response 1:15 – A little bit about Pastor Swanson’s life and experiences. 3:00 – What is our first step against racism and towards racial reconciliation? 6:20 – What are some the obstacles we have to overcome as white Christians in terms of making a dent in systemic racism? 10:11 – What is “white-ness”? 13:15 – What are some of the other things we should be aware of besides police violence? 16:07 – What is discipleship? 16:53 – Why do we need to be discipled out of racism? 18:09 – Why is solidarity something we should seek before diversity? 21:00 – What are some ways we can influence the people around us to work against racism as well?

Dan Bremnes is known for his songs like “The WAY,” and “Wherever I Go.” He recorded some of his favorite throwback and worship songs for this episode of “Songs From a Mug: at Home Edition.” Hear more from Dan on his Youtube channel. Experience the Best Switchfoot Concert Ever in Under 15 Minutes

The Covid-19 pandemic has killed more than 400,000 people in less than a year. Is God punishing us or calling us to repentance? or maybe it’s a warning about the end being near? It can be tempting to reduce these tragedies to signs and messages from God, but that misses a very important step in our vocation as Christians. In his newest book, N.T. Wright suggests we should respond to suffering with lament and mourning. Then we can ask what we should be doing about it. We also asked him about how Christians should be responding to the racial tensions in our country, and his response is clear and concise. Get “God and the Pandemic” here. Learn more about Professor Wright on his website. If you want to dive further into his understanding of Romans 8, he suggested checking out this book by Haley Goranson Jacob. Read more about why lament matters:

Ben discusses his faith journey and off-field addiction, and encourages young men to be good athletes but better Christians at the 8th annual ManUp Pittsburgh conference hosted by Urban Impact. He also asks you to make a commitment to the Dad 1 Challenge – “I will be the husband and father that God calls me to be.”

Daylan McLee was at a family Father’s Day cookout when he looked outside and saw the police officer pinned to the ground by his cruiser following the crash. “I know this man is my brother through Christ, and I couldn’t leave him behind,” McLee told KDKA. “There were people outside screaming. We felt it in the house. It was like a jolt.”

“One of the main themes of the whole film is that God would give us His heart. I think one of the most dangerous things

Magnolia co-founders, Chip and Joanna Gaines, sat down with Emmanuel Acho and their 5 children for an “uncomfortable conversation” about the concept of color-blindness. With so much racism, hate, and injustice going on in the world many people are looking for ways to experience racial reconciliation with others and change for the better. It was encouraging to us to witness these honest moments and we hope you enjoy watching as well!