Personal Outreach After Tragedy Strikes
By Katie Allen Berlandi2 min read
May we all have the conviction of those running in the Boston Marathon as we reach out to help our country heal.
Motivational Stories
If you are feeling less than inspired, motivational stories will help restore your positive outlook and get your attitude back on track.
Daily Devotion: Jesus, Love Them Through Me
By Sharon Hinck2 min read
For times in life when you can't rejoice with friends, or let go of self-pity, Jesus will help you through.
42: The Inspirational Story of Baseball Pioneer Jackie Robinson
By Anne A. Simpkinson3 min read
He battled bigotry to play ball, opening the way for others.
Be Positive! Take the Road That Leads to Awesome!
Suffering from a lack of motivation? This talk from Kid President will put you back on track!
An Inspiring Recipe for Success
By Lance Nitahara5 min read
If you watch the show Chopped on the Food Network, you may recognize this chef. But you may not know the surprising path he took to get there.
An Unusual Answered Prayer
By Jessica Cargill7 min read
Martial arts provided a way for her and her son to battle their fears.
Inspired by the Faith of Military Men and Women
By Katie Allen Berlandi3 min read
Through our Military Outreach program, we hope we can inspire our soldiers as they inspire us.
A Life Lesson Learned from Jimmy
By Sheri Zeck6 min read
How a bike and a man with a mental disability deepened her marriage.
The Man They Called Johnny Appleseed
By Morley Thompson8 min read
A modern businessman looks back at the inspiring life and career of one of America’s first true entrepreneurs.
Take Time to Look Heavenward
By Kelee Katillac2 min read
Our interior design expert was inspired to re-create the blue skies of the great outdoors in her home.
A Healing Intervention
By Maura McKeegan8 min read
A theology grad student discovers and overcomes her eating problem
The Value of a Friend
By Peola Hicks2 min read
Good friends are precious. I have cried and prayed with mine during life’s toughest times.
