Equip students with essential life skills that go beyond the classroom. This category includes videos on problem-solving, time management, emotional intelligence, and other critical skills needed for personal and professional success.
Jealousy and comparison—it’s not just a generational issue, it’s a human issue. Emily Isbell (Gen Z) and Dan Stone (Gen X) dive into these topics while exploring their place in social media. Is it all bad? Can some of it be good? It’s a delicate balance that is ultimately determined by the value you place on yourself.
I talk to quite a few people in person. In one form or another, it has been interesting to note that advice of one sort or another seems to turn out to be the topic. And specifically, there is one question that continues to recur in almost every conversation I have: What do I do now?
Have you ever found yourself in the midst of a moment when you’re just plain embarrassed? Former Miss Alabama Lauren Bradford has! In this Salty Mug, she relates to you how she was embarrassed in front of millions of people…at the Miss America Pageant!
Did you know that kindness is contagious? Jimmy Yeary is here to deliver a special Salty Mug about a random act of kindness that happened to him. You’ll realize how a simple, small act of kindness can spread beyond the initial act and change the world!
he times, they are a changing.” Bob Dylan wrote those words more than a half century ago, but they are at least as accurate now as they were then. “The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind.” That was Bob Dylan, too, at about the same time. In today’s economy, that one is more true.
What happens when your natural charm becomes your greatest test of humility? In this thoughtful reflection, Bill Gaither explores a gift that few people ever recognize as one requiring stewardship: charisma. With warmth and humor, he illustrates how the ability to draw others in—whether through personality, presence, or influence—is a responsibility, not an entitlement. Through personal stories and timeless wisdom, Gaither challenges us to use our God-given charisma not for self-glory, but in service to others… with grace, gratitude, and humility.
Featuring Emily Isbell and Leslie Anne Tarabella, watch and listen for perspectives on why you should take risks, how to deal with perfectionism, and more!
What does it mean to steward not just talent, but character? In this thoughtful reflection, Bill Gaither draws on decades of experience working with artists and leaders to explore the impact of integrity on long-term success. Through stories about athletes, musicians, and mentors, he explains why unchecked character flaws can unravel even the greatest potential—and why wisdom, patience, and personal example are essential for guiding others. A powerful reminder that how we lead matters just as much as who we lead.
When I was a boy, we had a Collie named Champ. My parents were out of town when Champ was hit by a car and killed. I can still remember my tears as the lady who was staying with me helped bury our dog in the far corner of the backyard. At the time (I was about twelve) I didn’t understand how something like that could have happened.