Did you know you can listen to all of Glory’s songs in one continuous track? No switching. No interruptions. Just worship from start to finish. It’s perfect for: • prayer time • quiet moments with the Lord • playing in your home • or just letting His presence fill your day Sometimes it’s not about jumping from one thing to the next… it’s about staying in one place long enough for God to speak. This continuous track creates space for that. You can find it RIGHT HERE! Just press play and stay there. Let us know: Which song is your favorite?

There’s a question that keeps coming up in conversations: Is the rapture actually in the Bible… or is it something people made up later? In this next teaching, Aaron walks through something that really opens this up. He gives not just one example… but a pattern you can trace through Scripture. From beginning to end, you can see moments where God steps in and removes, rescues, or repositions people for His purpose. When you start to see it, it shifts how you read the Bible. It’s not random. It reveals something about how God works. This video will help you: • understand what “rapture” actually means • see the consistency of God’s plan • and read familiar passages with fresh clarity Take some time with this one. Don’t rush it. Let Scripture speak for itself. You can watch the video RIGHT HERE! After you watch, answer this: What stood out to you the most? Did anything challenge how you’ve thought about this before?

Where you are in life affects who you are connected to. When we step outside of what God has called us to do, it doesn’t just affect us. It affects our relationships. Being out of alignment leads to wrong environments, wrong connections, and often unnecessary struggles. Scripture reminds us: “Friendship with the world is enmity with God.” (James 4:4) That doesn’t mean we isolate ourselves. It means we must be led by the Holy Spirit in who we allow close to us. Many people struggle in relationships not because relationships are hard, but because they were formed outside of God’s direction. Today, consider this: Am I allowing God to lead my relationships… or just choosing what feels right? If you’re reading along with us, this is from Chapter 5 of Relationship Goals in the classroom.

What naturally comes out of your life right now? Not what you try to say…but what overflows when you’re not thinking about it. A new devotional is now available, and this week’s reading centers on something simple but powerful: the good news of Jesus was never meant to be contained. It was meant to overflow. It’s not about trying harder to say the right things. It’s about being so filled with Him that it becomes impossible to keep Him in. You’ll find the devotional RIGHT HERE! Take a few minutes with it today. And if you’d like to share afterward: What do you sense has been overflowing from your heart lately?

Our relationships are being shaped by who we choose to be in them. Scripture is very direct about this: “An excellent wife is the crown of her husband, but she who brings shame is like rottenness in his bones.” (Proverbs 12:4) That’s strong language. We are either bringing life into our relationships… or we are slowly wearing them down. This isn’t just about marriage. It applies to friendships, family, and every close connection. We all have to ask ourselves honestly: Am I building people up? Or am I draining the strength out of them? God didn’t call us to be the source of pressure, frustration, or discouragement in someone else’s life. He called us to bring life. Today, consider this: What am I contributing to the relationships around me? If you’re reading along with us, this is from Chapter 5 of Relationship Goals in the classroom.