Do you have a message God’s placed on your heart that you feel called to share? Starting a Christian podcast could be your next step toward ministry, outreach, or simply encouraging others in their daily walk. Whether it’s Bible study reflections, spiritual growth, testimonies, or health and wellness from a faith-based perspective, your voice matters.

At OneShare Health, we believe in lifting each other up in every season of life. If the Lord is prompting you to start a podcast, we want to help you take that first step in confidence and clarity.

When tragedy strikes—like the recent flooding in Kerrville, Texas—it’s natural for our hearts to cry out: “Why would God let this happen?” As waters rose and homes were overtaken, families were displaced, memories lost, and lives deeply shaken. For many in our faith community, that question lingers heavily in the air.

But here’s the truth that gives us peace: God doesn’t cause these things to happen.

A Personal List from One Believer to Another. If you’ve ever stood in a bookstore or scrolled through online reviews thinking, “Which Christian book should I read next?”, you’re not alone. I’ve been there. And over the years, I’ve read some powerful books that didn’t just give me information, they shaped how I live out my faith day by day.

In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to slow down and reconnect with God’s Word can feel like a challenge. That’s where The Bible in a Year podcast, hosted by Father Mike Schmitz and featuring Jeff Cavins, comes in, and it’s been blessing lives daily across the globe.

If you’ve been looking for a simple, engaging way to experience Scripture more deeply, this podcast may be the perfect companion to your spiritual walk.

Your 20s are full of transitions! New schools, new jobs, new friendships, and figuring out what really matters. It’s an exciting time, but let’s be honest, it can also feel overwhelming. That’s why this decade is a great time to pause, reflect, and refocus on what you truly believe and who you want to become.

Are you looking for a smarter way to manage your money each month? Whether you're tackling debt, saving for a goal, or just want to be more intentional with your spending, Dave Ramsey’s Cash Envelope System might be the budgeting method you've been searching for.

This tried-and-true method is simple, visual, and puts you in total control of your finances, no spreadsheets or budgeting apps required.

Raising teens can be a joy—and a challenge. As they grow more independent, it’s natural to wonder: Are we doing enough? Will they hold on to their faith? How can we guide without controlling, and influence without pushing them away?

As parents, we want to fill our children’s hearts with truth, love, and encouragement. And what better way to do that than through the power of story? Stories help shape a child’s character, inspire compassion, and plant seeds of faith that can grow for years to come.

Let’s face it—managing a family budget isn’t always easy. Between groceries, school supplies, and those unexpected expenses (like a last-minute science fair project or a surprise dentist visit), it can feel like your wallet never gets a break. But here’s the good news: there are simple, enjoyable ways to gain the wisdom and tools you need to make your dollars stretch—and they’re as easy to access as your favorite playlist.

During the Great Depression, creativity became the secret ingredient in many kitchens across America. With limited resources, families made the most of what they had, and often turned out surprisingly tasty results! Some of these humble creations became staples that lasted long after the hard times had passed. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and explore a few Depression Era treats your grandma may have whipped up with love (and ingenuity).