The hidden years of our lives must be embraced. Ruth Chou Simmons discusses the reasons why we should welcome the years of our lives that make us feel as though we have little impact. The truth is that God will use our times of obscurity just as much as He will use our moments of visibility.

The church brings together a diverse group of people, and Matt Whitlock has found that each one of them is searching for a better way to be human. Conversations should be fostered among these groups to equip them with wisdom rather than social commentary.

Jon Tyson equips us to see how we can lead faithfully—even amid a challenging and exhausting cultural moment.

Humanitarian, speaker, and founder of For the Martyrs, Gia Chacon confronts a sobering yet deeply inspiring reality—the persecution of Christians around the world. She shares first-hand stories of believers who remain steadfast in their faith despite intense suffering. She challenges us to consider what true faith looks like in the face of opposition and how we, as the global Church, can stand in solidarity with those risking everything for the Gospel. Watch as Gia reminds us that faith isn’t just about what we believe—it’s about how we live, even in the face of hardship. 

Andy Crouch reminds us what we have to offer in a unique moment marked by loneliness, anxiety and depression.

Rebekah Lyons shares four life-giving rhythms that quiet inner chaos and make room for a flourishing life.