Inspirational Videos

A UPS driver’s breaktime moment has everyone smiling. The young man took a momentary timeout from delivering packages and took advantage of an opportunity to beat the heat. Watch the short but hilarious clip to see the UPS driver’s unexpected move.

Summertime is a terrific opportunity to get outside and enjoy all nature has to offer, but it can also be a rather uncomfortable time of year. Soaring temperatures and unbearable humidity send crowds scrambling toward their local swimming pools every June, July and August. Of course, swimming is one activity that helps make the conditions outside a little more doable.

However, while diving into a pool is the most popular way to beat the summer heat and humidity, other water-related activities fulfill the same task. Participating in balloon fights and running through the sprinklers will also cool you down. But they are obviously not nearly as fun as having a go at a Slip ‘N Slide, and that’s precisely what a group of young men and a United Parcel Service employee did.

In the clip posted on YouTube, a UPS driver was captured unexpectedly taking a turn on a Slip ‘N Slide. He took a much-needed break from the heat to go down the wet slide, which was laid out in the front yard. Everyone appeared to be having the time of their life!

Immediately after going down the slide, the driver hops right back up and heads back to work, not appearing the least bit worried that his clothes were now more than a little damp.

The clip points out that young men who asked the UPS driver to join them for a high-speed ride down the water-covered slide were celebrating their recent high school graduation.

When it’s scorching and unbearably hot outside, you do whatever you have to beat the heat, even if it means going down a water slide fully dressed.

Proverbs 17:22 “A glad heart makes a healthy body, but a crushed spirit makes the bones dry.”

A fictional account of a wrestler by the name of Josiah Samson Santos. He managed to hit the big time only to be betrayed by the one he loved. This caused him to drink heavily and lose hope, but God had a plan for his life. Take some time to check out this short but important video patterned after the life of Samson in the Bible. Also, I created this as a tribute to my son Joshua, who once was a professional wrestler but is now retired and blessed with a good job. Finally, Thanks to my son Mark for giving me the plot for the story. Enjoy and be blessed.

We are continuing our study on the life of King David. In this study, we will take a look at David's background as a Shepherd boy. God trained this lad in the field. He faced the Bear and Lion. David was tough, and ran after he Bear and Lion when they took his sheep. He killed them and snatched the lamb from their mouths. This training prepared him to face his Giant.  Whether you know it of not, God has some of you in training for your purpose in life. You have a Giant waiting for you. Are you ready to face your giant? Which things stand out as we study the Life of David? What can we learn from David and use for our life today? Are you facing trials and tests? God wants you to pass the test. Join us as we find out what did David to defeat his Giant. God bless.

King David's early life as a shepherd boy was far from ordinary; it was a period of profound development and preparation that would shape his destiny. In the solitude of the fields, David diligently tended his flock, demonstrating a remarkable faithfulness in his job. This commitment wasn't just about protecting sheep; it was during these formative years that he cultivated a deep connection with God, expressing his devotion and trust through the eloquent verses of Psalm 23. It was during this time, that David found his gift--Writing Songs. This timeless psalm, often referred to as "The Lord is my Shepherd," serves as a testament to his profound spiritual insight and his ability to find solace and strength in his daily duties. Beyond his spiritual growth, David's time as a shepherd boy honed his character and prepared him for future challenges. He wasn't just a faithful caretaker; he was an extraordinary teen who discovered and refined his unique abilities. It was in the wilderness that he courageously confronted and defeated both a lion and a bear that threatened his flock. These seemingly isolated incidents were, in fact, crucial training grounds, equipping him with the bravery, skill, and unwavering faith he would need for much larger battles. These encounters illustrate a fundamental truth: everybody has a gift, and often, these gifts are unearthed and refined in unexpected places and circumstances. Indeed, David's journey as a shepherd boy exemplifies how discovering and embracing one's gift can lead to remarkable opportunities. His courage in protecting his sheep, rooted in his faithfulness and trust in God, directly prepared him to face the seemingly insurmountable challenge of Goliath. His past victories against the lion and the bear instilled in him the confidence and conviction that he could overcome any foe with God's help. This powerful progression highlights that once you find your gift, it will promote you and set you in front of influential people. David's shepherd's staff and sling, once tools of his humble profession, became instruments of divine purpose, ultimately elevating him from a simple shepherd to a king who would profoundly impact history. There is more to King David's life. A powerful tool that enabled him to face the Lion and the Bear. Please join us in this study to find out King David's secret weapon. God bless.  Reprint courtesy of The Christian Corner 56 Ministries.

Lord Jesus, You are the Cornerstone of my life—the only solid rock on which I can stand. When the world shakes, remind me that You are my foundation. I’ve built on other things before—success, relationships, approval, performance—and they’ve all cracked under pressure. But You never change. You are faithful, firm, and true. Tonight, I realign my heart with You. Help me to build every part of my life—my faith, family, future—on the solid rock of Christ. Forgive me for chasing shifting sand when You’ve offered eternal strength. Let my decisions, my identity, and my dreams be rooted in You. Teach me to trust in what lasts. And when storms come, let me stand—not because I am strong, but because You are the unshakable Cornerstone. In Your name I pray, Amen.

📖 Ezekiel 14:3 (NIV) “These men have set up idols in their hearts… should I let them inquire of me at all?” Idolatry isn’t always obvious. It’s not just statues or false gods—it’s anything we love, trust, or depend on more than God. It might look like success, approval, control, comfort, or even good things we’ve made ultimate things. In this powerful devotional, we ask God to reveal the hidden idols of our hearts so we can walk in freedom, surrender, and authentic worship. Father God, Search my heart tonight. I don’t want to cling to anything that competes with You. Help me to recognize the idols in my life—even the ones I’ve justified or ignored. If I’ve placed my identity in performance… If I’ve trusted in money, control, approval, or relationships more than You… Please forgive me and realign my soul with Your truth. Tear down anything I’ve elevated above You. Show me what I turn to for comfort, value, or worth instead of Your presence. Give me the courage to release it. I want You to be first—above all else. Thank You for Your mercy and patience as You gently call me back. I surrender every false god tonight and declare: You alone are worthy. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

📖 Ephesians 4:15 (NIV) “Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will grow to become in every respect the mature body of him who is the head, that is, Christ.” Every June, Pride Month raises questions for Christians: How do we respond in a way that’s faithful to God’s Word—but still reflects His heart? Should we speak up? Stay quiet? Engage culture—or separate from it? In this reflective devotional, we explore how to respond to Pride Month as Christians with both biblical conviction and Christlike compassion—never compromising truth, and never withholding grace. Lord, In a world of shifting values and loud opinions, help me anchor my response in You. As Pride Month unfolds around me, give me wisdom to respond as a Christian—with truth, yes, but also with humility, patience, and love. Let me never weaponize Your Word, but also never water it down. Help me see people as You do—not as issues or labels, but as souls made in Your image. Guard my heart from fear, pride, or silence born of convenience. Empower me to speak the truth in love—not just with my words, but with my life. And remind me that conviction without compassion becomes cold religion, but compassion without truth becomes empty sentiment. Make me bold, gentle, faithful, and gracious—like Jesus. In Your holy name, Amen.

📖 Exodus 20:8–10 (NIV) “Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy… On it you shall not do any work.” In a world that never stops moving, God’s invitation to rest still stands. The Sabbath isn’t outdated or optional—it’s a sacred rhythm woven into creation itself. It’s God’s way of reminding us that our worth isn’t in our work, and our souls are not machines. In this evening devotional, we reflect on why the Sabbath still matters today—and how reclaiming it can restore peace, joy, and spiritual alignment in a fast-paced life. Lord of rest, Thank You for the abundant gift of Sabbath. In a world of constant noise and striving, help me hear Your whisper calling me to slow down. You created the Sabbath not as a rule to follow, but as a gift to receive. Teach me to honor the Sabbath in a busy world—to stop, breathe, and remember that I am not defined by productivity. Help me resist the pressure to keep going, and instead trust that You are working even when I’m resting. May my Sabbath be a time of spiritual renewal, reconnection with You, and joy in simple things. Thank You for modeling rest Yourself, not because You needed it—but because You knew I would. Let me find delight, peace, and presence in this holy pause. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

📖 Psalm 139:13–14 (NIV) “For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made…” Every new baby is a miracle—uniquely designed by God and welcomed into the world with purpose. Whether you’re a new parent, grandparent, family member, or friend, this prayer offers a sacred moment to speak God’s blessing over a new baby’s life. Celebrate the joy of new life with a prayer that dedicates the child to God’s loving care and future plans. Heavenly Father, Thank You for the gift of this precious life. You have formed this baby with care and intention—knit together in the womb, marked by Your image, and wrapped in Your love. Today, I lift up a prayer of blessing over this new baby’s life. May this child grow in strength, in wisdom, and in grace. Surround them with Your protection, fill their days with joy, and guide their steps from the very start. May their life reflect Your goodness and bring light to the world. Give their parents strength and wisdom as they raise this little one. Let Your peace rest over their home and Your purpose unfold in every season. We dedicate this child to You—body, mind, and soul. Use their life for Your glory, Lord. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Coming to ya with Your Daily Brad. Enjoy! New Brad Stine Has Issues Podcast episode goes out LIVE every Monday, 7PM CT. Listen to wherever you get your podcasts. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialbradstine/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradstine.godscomic/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/bradstinehasissues X: https://twitter.com/bradstine Brad’s TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bradstinecomedy Visit Brad's Website: https://www.bradstine.com/ Welcome to New America. Dubbed 'God's Comic' by the New Yorker, for 16-years, Brad Stine has been the comedic trailblazer of politically incorrect, Christian and Conservative comedy. His new show, 'Brad Stine Has Issues', covers cultural issues with his signature brand of comedic sarcasm and satire with insight that will be appreciated by everyone who loves laughter, liberty, and the freedom to tell the truth without fear. #PCFree #BradStineHasIssues

📖 Isaiah 43:18–19 (NIV) “Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it?” Some days feel heavy with regret or discouragement. But God’s Word reminds us: you don’t have to carry yesterday into tomorrow. In this prayerful devotional, we seek God for a clean slate, renewed purpose, and the courage to begin again. This is your invitation to take a deep breath, let go of what’s behind, and step into the fresh start God offers you today. Lord, Thank You for the promise of new beginnings. Your Word in Isaiah 43:18–19 tells me not to dwell on the past but to look for the new thing You are doing. I bring You my regrets, my fears, my weariness—and I lay them at Your feet. Forgive me for the ways I’ve fallen short. Wash me in Your mercy and help me start again—not in my own strength, but in Yours. Fill my heart with renewed hope, restored joy, and a deep trust that Your grace is sufficient for my fresh start. Give me eyes to see the doors You’re opening. Help me release anything You are asking me to leave behind. Let this new season be marked by peace, purpose, and a stronger walk with You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Jesus, You are gentle and humble in heart. When I feel overwhelmed by grief, pain, or fear, remind me that Your merciful heart is for those who are suffering. You are not distant. You are not indifferent. You draw near to the brokenhearted. In my sorrow, help me rest in Your compassion. You wept at the tomb of Lazarus. You healed the wounded. You touched the outcast. You are the same today. When I don’t understand the “why,” help me trust the “Who.” Let me learn from You—Your patience, Your love, Your tender mercy in suffering. Comfort not only me, but every soul tonight who is quietly carrying pain. Thank You for being a Savior who suffers with us and offers hope beyond this moment. In Your name, Amen.

📖 Hebrews 13:4 (NIV) “Marriage should be honored by all, and the marriage bed kept pure, for God will judge the adulterer and all the sexually immoral.” Marriage is more than a relationship—it’s a covenant. Whether you're newly married, celebrating decades together, or praying over someone else's union, this devotional invites us to give thanks for the sacred beauty of marriage and ask God to strengthen it with His grace. Use this prayer to bless and uplift marriages in your life. Heavenly Father, Thank You for the gift of marriage. In a world that often misunderstands or minimizes its value, we pause today to celebrate marriage as You designed it—holy, loving, and lifelong. Bless every couple seeking to honor You in their union. Let love be patient and kind, let forgiveness flow freely, and let Christ always be at the center. Remind us that marriage is a covenant, not just a contract, and it reflects Your faithfulness to us. For those who are struggling, bring healing. For those rejoicing, deepen their joy. For those waiting, strengthen their faith. And for all of us, help us honor and celebrate marriages as part of Your divine plan. Let every husband and wife be bound together by grace, commitment, and a shared desire to serve You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Forgive 70X7! Are you kidding me? Why would I do that? Isn’t that simply an excuse to keep on offending someone without consequences? #toughquestionsforgod #dailydevotion #ludingtonstpaul

A woman found her wedding ring after 20 years, and her reaction says it all. She instantly became emotional after locating the important piece of jewelry that had gone missing two decades earlier. Watch the short but awe-inspiring clip to see the woman become overwhelmed with emotion after spotting her long-lost wedding ring.

Every couple's wedding day is a monumental occasion. The ceremony, in which they stand at an altar before their friends, family and God and exchange vows, is a day they will never forget. All the pictures and videos taken on that day will become cherished mementos of a wonderful, fantastic day.

However, as important as those pictures and videos might be, the wedding ring is much more important. It symbolizes the vows and promises made between those two people that day. So, if that ring were to become lost or temporarily misplaced, it would cause much concern, likely sending many into a panic. That’s likely what happened to one woman when she lost her wedding ring 20 years ago. But after two decades, she happened to come across the piece of jewelry.

A clip posted on YouTube explains that Dana Popham was in her bathroom in 2005 when she noticed her wedding ring had gone missing. It was nowhere to be found, which is how it remained for the next 20 years.

But then, in 2025, while remodeling that very same bathroom, Dana happened to come across that very same ring that had gone missing 20 years earlier. After making the shocking and unexpected discovery, Dana was more than a little excited and joyful. Her eyes immediately filled with tears as she was overwhelmed by the sight of her cherished wedding ring.

“When we pulled that cabinet out, my husband said, ‘There’s a ring,’ and I just screamed,” Dana said. “I just, I’m still shaking.”

Genesis 2:24 “For this cause will a man go away from his father and his mother and be joined to his wife; and they will be one flesh.”

This uplifting and encouraging message is a beautiful reminder that God permanently wipes away our sins. We'd all be better off remembering this idea that God does not possess and keep a record of our every sin, fall, stumble and error. Watch the short but powerful clip about the love and forgiveness of God.

No one is perfect – far from it. All have committed their fair share of mistakes and errors. The Bible clearly states that everyone is a sinner in need of God’s forgiveness. Most people have a past they are not proud of, which is likely sprinkled with things they would rather not share or discuss.

While some may feel a certain way about us because of our past actions or failures, that is not the case with God. Once we turn to Him, ask for His forgiveness and accept Him as our personal Lord and Savior, it’s like those sins never occurred from His point of view. He has wiped them away.

This is the powerful message and reminder that one man shares in a video posted on YouTube. While we and others may hold a past sin or a failure against us, God does not see things that way. Once we have been forgiven, those sins and that past have been cleared. 

“So maybe this world, this world keeps track of things, and other people might keep track of things,” he said. “But our God doesn’t. He says if you bring your mistakes, your guilt, your shame, you bring that to me, God says I will forgive you, and I will truly forget, and we will start anew. And when, when the opinion of the Creator of the universe is ‘Hey, I forgave you and I forget it all,’ suddenly it makes the permanent record that other people hold seem a lot less powerful.”

Psalm 103:12 “As far as the east is from the west, so far has he put our sins from us.”

📖 Ephesians 3:19 (NIV) “…and to know this love that surpasses knowledge—that you may be filled to the measure of all the fullness of God.” God’s love is not something we can fully explain—but it is something we can fully receive. In tonight’s prayer and devotional, we pause to reflect on what it means that God’s love surpasses knowledge. It’s deeper than facts, wider than failure, and stronger than human understanding. Let this prayer be a quiet reminder: you are loved beyond comprehension, and that love is transforming you from the inside out. Lord God, Your Word says that Your love surpasses knowledge—and I believe it, even when I don’t understand it. In a world filled with logic and answers, help me rest in the mystery of being deeply, eternally loved by You. I confess that I often try to earn what You’ve already given. I strive to be good enough, knowledgeable enough, spiritual enough… But tonight, I surrender all of that and simply receive Your love that surpasses human knowledge. Fill me with the fullness of Your Spirit. Let Your love heal the parts of me that knowledge can’t reach—my wounds, my fears, my regrets. Let me live in awe, not just of what You’ve done, but of who You are: a God whose love breaks every boundary. Thank You for loving me this much. Help me carry that love into every relationship and every moment of my life. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Coming to ya with Your Daily Brad. Enjoy! New Brad Stine Has Issues Podcast episode goes out LIVE every Monday, 7PM CT. Listen to wherever you get your podcasts. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/officialbradstine/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradstine.godscomic/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/bradstinehasissues X: https://twitter.com/bradstine Brad’s TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bradstinecomedy Visit Brad's Website: https://www.bradstine.com/ Welcome to New America. Dubbed 'God's Comic' by the New Yorker, for 16-years, Brad Stine has been the comedic trailblazer of politically incorrect, Christian and Conservative comedy. His new show, 'Brad Stine Has Issues', covers cultural issues with his signature brand of comedic sarcasm and satire with insight that will be appreciated by everyone who loves laughter, liberty, and the freedom to tell the truth without fear. #PCFree #BradStineHasIssues

“Don’t judge!” Wait, are you kidding! I judge people all of the time! Should I, or, is that wrong …? #toughquestionsforgod #dailydevotion #ludingtonstpaul

Henry Winkler’s kids melt hearts with their loving words for their dad. He was surprised by a video of his children stating how much they love and adore him. Watch the short but tear-jerking video to hear their heartwarming messages about and for their father, Henry Winkler.

To many, actor Henry Winkler has been and will always be known as “The Fonz.” Henry’s Arthur Fonzarelli on the beloved and iconic television series “Happy Days” epitomized suave and smooth. The Fonz, while wearing a leather jacket and riding a motorcycle, was as cool as they come, and that is the image most people have of him.

However, to a few people, Henry is not The Fonz but holds a much more important, meaningful title: Dad. They don’t remember him for his iconic “Happy Days” role but for how he loved, cared for and raised them. In a clip posted on YouTube, Henry received a special and heartwarming message from his children.

While appearing on TODAY with Jenna & Friends, the actor was hit with the surprise video of children expressing their love and gratitude for their father. Their words and sentiments are enough to cause even the most unemotional person to shed a tear or two. It’s clear that they all genuinely love and appreciate their father and everything he has done for them.

Following the clip, Jenna, not Henry, was moved to tears by the message shared by his children. She then asked Henry for advice, asking him what he did to “raise such beautiful children.”

“The center of all relationships is the ear,” Henry said. “It is not how you meant it; it’s how it’s heard.”

He added that his children knew they could always tell him what was on their minds.

Later in the clip, Henry gets yet another surprise. He received his favorite sweet treat: a bundt cake.

Psalm 103:13 “As a father has pity on his children, so the Lord has pity on his worshippers.”