Introducing Tell Me a Story, a brand new podcast for children and families.

Each episode brings scripture to life with immersive storytelling, followed by a short devotional to spark meaningful conversations.

Let there be light.

The serpent! he tricked me. It is I, Joseph.

I am the brother you sold to the traitors.

In a world filled with distractions and declining biblical literacy, our children need stories

that anchor them in truth. Tell Me a story weaves the rich narratives of God's promises

shown in His Word and the world, equipping parents for discipleship and helping families reflect on

the greatest story ever told.

Episode one is available now, wherever you listen to podcasts.

Is there someone in your life right now that you're not willing to forgive?

Few things are more difficult than forgiving the person who has wronged you.

In fact, not long ago, there was a Barnest study that found that nearly one and four practicing Christians, practicing Christians, has someone in their life, they simply

can't forgive. Forgiveness is something everyone wants, but not everyone wants to give.

As CS Lewis said in mere Christianity, everyone thinks forgiveness is a lovely idea until they

have something to forgive. Is it ever okay for Christians

not to forgive? That's what I want to tackle in this video. Why is forgiveness so hard? In his book

Forgive, the late Tim Keller wrote, forgiveness means that

when you want to make them suffer, instead you refuse to do it. And this refusal is hard.

It is difficult and costly, but through it you are absorbing the debt yourself. Some think by

remaining angry, they are giving the wrongdoers what they deserve. But in reality, you are

enabling their actions to continue to hurt you. So I think Keller was right on there. First,

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