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Sharing your faith is a foundational part of living out our faith, but it can be challenging to do so without feeling as if we’re being pushy or overbearing. It’s important to share the message of Jesus with love, respect, and sensitivity. Here are some practical ways to share your faith naturally and effectively. Live Out Your Faith One of the most powerful ways to share your faith is by living it out. Actions often speak louder than words. When people see your kindness, integrity, …

How to Witness to Close Friends and Family As believers, we are all called to share our faith with others as witnesses of the Gospel. Christ has changed our lives, and we desire to see others experience that beautiful relationship as well! But sometimes, it feels easier to witness to strangers than to those close to us. Why is that? The fear of rejection from those close to you can be a harder pill to swallow. We are worried we will strain our relationships with friends and family because of the …

What Happens After You Die? Introduction The thought of what happens after we die has been one of the most prominent questions of the human condition throughout history. Knowing what the Bible says about what happens when we die can help to alleviate our fears when it comes to our future. We don’t have to suffer through a fear of the unknown, because God makes it clear what to expect when our time comes.  This truth leaves us with an important decision to make: will we dedicate our li …

Is it Illegal to Damage or Deface Coins? This is our frequently most asked question. If you have our Pennies from Heaven with a cross cut out of them, you may have been asked the same thing. Everyone has an opinion and there is a lot of misinformation on the web about this, so to clear this up we went directly to the source - The U.S Treasury, to get the answer. "Section 331 of Title 18 of the United States code provides criminal penalties for anyone who “fraudulently alters, defaces, m …

Headlines aren’t wrong: Americans are on track to spend a record $13.1 billion on Halloween in 2025—up from $11.6B in 2024 and topping the previous $12.2B record in 2023. Average spend is projected at $114.45 per person. Costumes lead the way (~$4.3B), followed by decorations (~$4.2B), candy (~$3.9B), and greeting cards (~$0.7B).1 How Did Halloween Start? Today, Halloween is almost entirely a secular American holiday, but its roots stretch back over 2,000 years to the Celtic D …