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Love Boldly | 4:52

Are you bold in the way you love others? In this real-life story, Anne makes caring for her diabetic friend, Libba, a priority. And although it means canceling some of her regular activities and helping out with some messy tasks, their relationship is as an example to others of the kind of unconditional love Christ calls us to.

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Meet Everyday Needs | 3:48

From a young age, Shilo felt burdened for people in need. After becoming a Christian, God called her to minister to the hungry people in her city. She began a ministry delivering sack lunches and has seen God reach countless people with His love. This story originally appeared in The Good Book with Deron Spoo and Kyle Idleman.

Crisis Care during Cancer Journey | 3:42

In this real-life story, Jim and Karen share about her struggle with cancer and how their small group supported them during this difficult time. Jim's men's group also played a significant role in helping him deal with this trying time. This is a great example of crisis care.

Servants in their Own Neighborhood | 3:09

Eleazar, Ryan and Kaleb were surprised to discover that other youth groups were taking mission trips to their city. They committed to start helping others in their own community. Find out the joy these young men get out of serving in an after-school program that includes Bible stories, games and snacks.

Radical Faith | 3:00

Josiah was inspired to raise money to build a Bible school in Sudan. This idea was too big for him to do alone, so he had to trust in God. There were times when kids made fun of him other times he was discouraged. But other friends have joined in his vision. The passion and growth Josiah has experienced carry them through.

A Life Group Meets Tangible Needs | 3:11

When Jennifer was diagnosed with cancer, her life group met tangible needs that taught her family about the body of Christ.

Obedience Through Generosity | 3:05

After reading about helping the needy in Scripture, Greg felt God asking him to give his kidney to someone who needed one. Even though it required risk, Greg decided to trust in God through it all. This story originally appeared in The Good Book with Deron Spoo and Kyle Idleman.

Faith in the World of Fashion | 2:52

As a makeup artist in the fashion world, Lana knew she needed to live her faith out every day. She couldn’t keep it locked away in a closet. But showing God’s love proved to be riskier than she thought. This true story appeared originally in the series “Thriving in Babylon” featuring Larry Osborne.

A History Teacher’s Lesson in the Gospel | 3:31

As a teacher, Antonea hoped to share Jesus’ love with her students, but hostility in the school threatened to squash that hope. But by building relationships with her students over time, Antonea has earned the right to speak hope into their lives. This true story appeared first in the series “Thriving in Babylon,” which features Larry Osborne. 

Bringing Mission Home | 2:41

For Emma, what started as a mission trip to Nicaragua resulted in a renewed passion for ministry at home. She realized that while the people at home were physically wealthy, they were just as spiritually poor as those in Nicaragua. Emma chose to transfer from her Christian school to a public school so that she could share the gospel. This real-life story is featured in the Life on Mission Bible study with David Platt and DA Horton.

A Church Profile: Servolution | 3:58

The vision of The Healing Place Church is to change the world by serving. They unite as a congregation to serve together in teams and look for ways to partner with other organizations that are meeting needs. Hear the joy and excitement from the leaders, the teams and those that have received. The Healing Place Church traded in “status quo” for a Servolution. The Healing Place Church traded in "status quo" for a servolution.