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He rose to the top of the pro wrestling ranks as the villainous “Million Dollar Man”, and then nearly lost his wife and kids due to his party-hard lifestyle. Then God got his attention. Today, Ted DiBiase is a preacher and evangelist, and he is this week’s guest on Words of Wisdom. DiBiase’s life story is recounted in the upcoming ...

Have a few extra pumpkins you’re not sure what to do with?  Try this easy backyard bird feeder activity! Materials: Small to medium sized pumpkin, up to 10 pounds Small sticks Twine or rope Birdseed Optional: Pumpkin painting supplies Instructions: Cut the pumpkin in half. Scoop out the seeds, leaving a hollow inside with 1/2-inch thick shell wall. (You can ...

A couple times a year, usually in the Spring and in the Fall, we all get motivated to clean, clean, clean.   I’m not talking about a light dusting or shoving the stuff scattered on the floor or piled high on coffee tables, dressers or even the kitchen counters into a “I’ll get to that someday.”  I’m talking about a deep ...

John Heisman was born. Composer Ralph Rainger died. And the Council of Chalcedon was held. It all took place the week of Oct. 22, and it’s all discussed on this week’s edition of Providential History. John Heirloom Audio’s Bill Heid and Michael Foust as they discuss some of the most important dates in sports, entertainment and world history. Oct. 22 ...

First, the Boy Scouts accepted gay boys and leaders into its ranks. Then, it changed its policy on transgenderism. And then last week, the Boy Scouts announced that it would allow girls to become members. What is a Christian parent to think – and how should families respond? That’s the topic of this week’s edition of War of the Worldviews. ...

It may be the first faith-based film starring two Oscar winners and another two Oscar nominees, and it opens this weekend across the nation. Same Kind of Different As Me (PG-13), which opens Friday, tells the true story of a rich businessman whose crumbling marriage was saved thanks to an unlikely friendship with a homeless man. Based on a book ...

Dirty diapers. Temper tantrums. And the uncomfortable teenage years. Raising children certainly isn’t a breeze, and if we have a selfish motivation, parenting can be downright discouraging. So, why did God command parents to have children in the first place? Author and speaker Gary Thomas says the answer is simple yet profound: Parenting is to be an act of worship, ...

I Love Lucy debuted. Kirk Gibson hit an iconic World Series home run. And a tornado destroyed downtown London. It all happened the week of Oct. 15, and it’s all discussed on this week’s edition of Providential History. Join Heirloom Audio’s Bill Heid, Aaron Fullan and Michael Foust as they talk about some of the most significant, fascinating and even ...

More than a dozen years after Facebook officially launched, its growth continues to be staggering. Each day, 300 million photos are uploaded to the platform, and each second, 510,000 comments are posted. Perhaps with 2 billion users, such statistics are not surprising, but there is one stat that should concern every family: The average person spends 50 minutes each day ...

When a parent goes overseas to fight for our country and comes home injured, what should a child be told? A new children’s book – “Is Your Dad A Pirate?” – seeks to provide some answers. It was written by author Tara McClary Reeves, whose own father, Marine Corps Lieutenant Clebe McClary, sustained injures in Vietnam. Reeves is this week’s ...