If there are two things that I have learned that have truly defined my life, it’s that nothing is impossible and no prayer is too small.

God can move in the big and in the small. Our Editor Dan shares about experiencing God on a normal, unassuming trip to The Home Depot.

Christmas is full of many joys – gifts, family, food, music and festivities.  But it’s also a difficult time for the many who are brokenhearted all around us.  We share this story in the hopes that you will share the…

I love those God moments when something happens that you can’t explain any other way.  When it literally brings a huge smile across your face that nothing in the world can wipe off. Today didn’t start out as the kind…

Recently was the first time that I saw my grandmother completely helpless.  Growing up, I was raised by my grandmother.  My mother was a single mom supporting the household by herself financially, so she was always at work, and my…

Do the words “mundane”, “boring” and “routine” characterize your Christian lifestyle? Be inspired as our Editor Dan shares about the wild things God is doing through him because of his willingness to go out on a limb in faith.  I remember one…

I never let anyone father me. It sounds weird to say, and it’s even weirder to write.  Especially because I didn’t even know that about myself until recently. The weekend before Thanksgiving my wife Rachel and I had a chance…

Do you really believe your prayers can move mountains?  Our Editor Dan shares a testimony of God’s incredible provision and favor when he prayed for his boss at work. I really have the best boss in the world.  When God…

Our Voice Kytia continues her interview series here on WitnessLA called “Ambassadors of Action.” As Christians, we are representations of Christ’s love here on this earth and we are called to be His ambassadors. Each of the interviews in this series…

Do you ever miss home?  Our Editor Dan shares a touching story about the tenderness of the Father’s Heart for those who are living far away from family and friends. Last Friday my wife Rachel was feeling especially homesick.  Being…