Unforgiveness is a deadly cancer. It steals our joy, kills our relationships, and destroys us. Luke Warkenthien represents Little Big Things Ministry, a daily devotional ministry that encourages Christian believers of all ages, races, and denominations to focus on the little things in life that significantly impact over time—covering various topics, including faith, family, marriage, personal growth, choices, humility, anger, depression, sadness, pain, fear, joy, forgiveness, faithfulness, the power of God's Word, truth vs lies, and many more. After 23 years of following Christ, studying the Bible, and sharing his personal story, Luke is dedicated to helping people break free from the chains of unforgiveness. Watch this conversation to find the cure for unforgiveness and discover true freedom!

As U.S. job openings hit their lowest point since early 2021, Bruce Koerber dives into the underlying causes through the lens of his book, The Human Essence of Economics. He emphasizes the disconnect between academic economics and real-world practices, focusing on the importance of subjective value and entrepreneurial spirit in navigating market shifts. Instead of relying on traditional data and graphs, Koerber explores how individuals and businesses can create value and adapt to a constantly evolving economic landscape, offering a fresh perspective on economic justice and prosperity.

In this powerful episode of Created In The Image of God, Donna Aust shares her remarkable journey from the depths of New Age beliefs and secular success to the transformative power of Christ. Raised in a religious home but yearning for something more, Donna found herself entangled in a world of anxiety, rebellion, and spiritual searching. But everything changed when she encountered the undeniable truth of the Gospel. Her latest endeavor is her new book, When Hope Comes: Discovering God's Character and Our True Identity Through the Book of Ruth. The popular understanding of this short, four-chapter book of the Old Testament is the redemption of a poor Moabite woman through the kind and God-fearing Boaz. While this understanding is not wrong, when we uncover this story's historical context and ancient setting, we begin to see underlying themes emerge. Through these contextual nuances, we learn how God providentially and graciously used the hard choices of this family, who did what was right in their own eyes and was no different from what He does for us. This story includes exile, tragedy, grief, repentance, and redemptive hope. Tune in to listen to her testament to the life-changing impact of faith and the relentless pursuit of truth.