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Page 172: Consumed By Fire: Caleb, Jordan and Josh Ward 

Caleb, Jordan, and Josh Ward, the brothers who make up Consumed By Fire, first played music together in 2006. They hit the road with a heart to serve and tell people about the hope of Jesus through music. For years they played and traveled, mostly for small crowds and small pay. They were living and working by faith- A way of life they had watched their parents model in a powerful way. But it’s tough to live a life of ministry on the road. They were burning out. Despite a clear call from God, after 13 years of hard work, they decided to quit. That’s when God gave them a song called “First Things First,” that changed everything. Show Notes: Website: https://consumedbyfire.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/consumedbyfire/?hl=en

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Unfolding Short Stories: “Call the Sabbath a delight.” Travis West

Travis West knows what it feels like to run on empty. Early in his marriage he was working multiple jobs and caring for his wife Mariah through a long illness. A study trip to Jerusalem changed everything. When the city slowed to a standstill on Friday nights, Travis experienced Sabbath rest for the first time. In this episode he explains how that weekly pause brought new life to his family and why he believes Sabbath is a practical gift for anyone today. Book: The Sabbath Way: Making Room in Your Life for Rest, Connection, and Delight Sabbath resource: https://www.travis-west.com/practices

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Unfolding Short Stories: “What would those characters do?” Christian Children's Fantasy Author Bryan Davis

“Your story saved my life…” begins letter after letter from readers who found courage in Bryan’s dark-to-light plotlines. One teen even pausing on the brink of self-harm to ask, “What would those characters do?” Bryan’s brand-new release, The Sacred Scales launches today, but today we step into the unfolding pages of his own journey: quitting a safe tech career, trusting God for a miracle fifty dollars, and watching fiction ignite faith in kids and families worldwide. **Content note: Because Bryan recounts a story involving self-harm, this episode is recommended for adult listeners first. Discover more about Bryan’s new book, The Sacred Scales.