Olympic Gold Medalist, Morolake Akinosun, shares in her “I Am Second” video how she trained her whole life, pushing her body to the limit for a moment in time. The ‘on top of the world’ experience at the 2016 Olympics and a career threatening injury in 2017, caused her to reconsider where she placed her identity. Read 3 Things We Can Learn From Simone Biles Prioritizing Her Mental Health

Nothing is more incredible than watching a person’s life be changed by Jesus. To see someone go from old to new, death to life, lost to FOUND! “Jesus Happened” by Baylor Wilson is a joyful song that makes me think of everything I have faced in life and how Jesus is working through it all for my good and for His glory. If you loved this song check out these other amazing female Christian artists: 10 Christian Girl Anthems to Have on Repeat

Ok, maybe it’s not actual science, but take a listen to Sunday Morning Feeling by Apollo LTD (featuring Ryan Stevenson) and see if you can resist smiling or tapping your foot. Share it with someone who needs a little sunshine in their day. Want some more music to keep you moving? Check out Way Now, your place for positive pop and hip hop. Stream Way Now for Free

Sibling trio Cain colorfully tell how a band “quote” inspired their new song “I’m So Blessed”. Hear their insights on how God works in unexpected ways and what it was like songwriting with Matthew West for the first time. Cain has a contagious upbeat style and personality that matches the energy of their song and encourages you to have confidence in who God created you to be. “I’m So Blessed” has us singing along and reminds us that on our BEST day – we’re a child of God and our WORST day we’re a child of God. Watch Cain’s Songs From A Mug

Best line…. “Sons of Thunder, aren’t you supposed to still be filming? … I mean fishing.” 😆 Filled with funny mess ups and uncontrollable events, you can laugh away with your favorite actors in your favorite show. Imagine the feeling of being on set with ‘The Chosen’ actors as Jesus prepares to share a powerful moment with his disciples, and then…. your car alarm starts blaring or your cell phone starts to ring. *face palm* 7 Things ‘The Chosen’ TV Show Retaught Me About Jesus

Lauren Daigle always has the perfect message we need to be reminded of. She recently performed Hold On To Me live from A Night At The Ryman and she doesn’t disappoint. When the best of me is barely breathin’ When I’m not somebody I believe in Hold on to me When I miss the light the night has stolen When I’m slammin’ all the doors You’ve opened Hold on to me Hold on to me Watch Lauren Perform This Song on “The Voice”

Sunday Cool Tees is back with another hilarious sketch. This time they reimagine a story you know well, the epic battle of David and Goliath. Favorite quote: “Enough with the poppycock. Prepare to be slain!” What’s the next Old Testament story they need to make British? What You Wish You’d Learned in Sunday School

TobyMac lost his 21 year son, Truett, in October of 2019. (Find ways to continue to pray for his family.) He has since written the song 21 Years / See the Light to honor his son, and is opening up about it in concerts: A lot of people have come up to me and my wife in the last few months and have said things like, “Hey, you’ll see him again. You’ll see your son again.” Listen, I believe that with all my heart. I do, I really do. I’m counting on it. But I will say this: The question is, “Why?” Why do I get to see my son again? Because his good outweighed his bad? No, he was my wild-child. His good didn’t outweigh his bad. And my good doesn’t outweigh my bad. There’s only one reason: “For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosever believeth in Him shall not perish, but have everlasting life.“ That is a promise. That is a gift. It’s a gift to you and me. It was a gift to my son. But the thing about a gift is, you have to accept a gift. I don’t know where you are on that tonight. But man, tonight could be the night for you. It really could. I ain’t no preacher, but I believe that. I know my son accepted that gift because I spoke to him many, many times about it. And we’re counting on this, I love this: God gave his first-born Son so that we could see our first-born son again. Chat With Someone About How To Receive This Gift

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Coming to theaters in the Fall 2021! “The God’s Not Dead franchise continues in God’s Not Dead: We the People as Reverend Dave (White) is called to defend a group of Christian homeschooling families. He finds himself taken aback by the interference of the government, and believing that their right to educate their own children is a freedom worth fighting for, Reverend Dave is called to Washington DC to testify in a landmark congressional hearing that will determine the future of religious freedom in our country for years to come.” How to Love Your Country Without Going Too Far

Bear is everywhere! This year the lead singer of NEEDTOBREATHE has inscribed his name in collabs with Carrie Underwood, We The Kingdom, and Ellie Holcomb. His latest collab blends fun summer vibes with some sobering lyrics. “Got a lot of bad days still coming but a sweet ever after,” opens the chorus and acknowledges the struggle of life and the overwhelming hope of eternity in heaven. The tension of the now and then strike all the right chords to make me want to swagger through the painful present with an absolute certainty of an awesome future. The chorus ends with, “The sun’s comin’ up on the stairway to heaven in the sweet ever after.” Even though Bear and Ellie aren’t in their 20’s anymore, this song reminds me that in the context of eternity, we’re all young. Watch Ellie Holcomb Sing Songs From a Mug With Her Kids

“I prolly shouldn’t write this,” serves as the opening line for Mat Kearney’s new single “I Don’t Really Care.” In his new song, he makes his humorous yet existential disdain for social media influencing crystal clear. He half pokes fun and half hates on social media culture. The second verse holds the most potent lyrical trash talk for an un-named influencer. “Man, why you write a sonnet just tryin’ to get a comment? You aint nobody’s prophet. Just tryin’ to make a profit.” Although his song takes hard shots at social media culture, he doesn’t critique it aimlessly. His answer to social media addiction is, “Can we just watch the sunset and forget how we compare? I wish that I could say that I don’t really care.” Watch Cory Asbury Talk About His Social Media Addiction