As a stay-at-home mom, everyday things become learning opportunities for my kids. Many times, I set out to teach them something and the Holy Spirit uses the lesson to teach me. Today was one of those days.

My daughter picked up our salt shaker and curiously asked, "What's this?" I told her that it was salt and that we use the salt to help our food taste better.

Immediately, I shared with her the scripture where Jesus tells us that we are the salt of the earth in Matthew 5:13. I told her that like the salt, we make things better.

She took her finger to put some of the salt on her tongue. I told her that you don't eat salt by itself---it's for the food. She laughed and moved onto the next thing, but I paused to really absorb this concept.

Salt is something that we all have in our homes. It's an everyday thing---nothing too special in and of itself, but when it's missing, you notice it.

And salt was not created just to hang out with other salt; it was created for food.

If we really are the salt of the earth, then where's the 'food' that we are to season? Are we missing in the lives of others who need us to help them to be better?

Many times as believers, we tend to...

Our other ministry, The Christian Heart, highlights what people do in their everyday life to show their love for Jesus. Our mission is to encourage Christians to put their faith into action. Here is one of our stories from last week:

I did not grow up a Christian or in a Christian household. But my spiritual life dramatically changed when I met my future wife, since she was very grounded in her Christian faith. She is a teacher and has always worked with young children, so loving kids was always in her heart. Even before we had our four biological children, we always talked about adopting a child at some point. We thought a good first step would be to become a foster family to kids looking for a forever family. Our family ended up fostering two brothers, and I could tell during this time that the Lord was working on my heart. Most of the families who thought about adopting the boys wanted to separate them. That just wasn't acceptable to us. The longer the process took, the more apparent it became that God...

Some encouraging emails we received in March from our listeners around the world:

Location: Nigeria
Comments: The Allworship radio is a great blessing to me especially in a nation where religious radio stations are not permitted in order to avoid religious internal conflicts. As a Christian, I get comfort from your radio station. It is far reaching. Keep it up. The newsletters have always been a blessing full. Thank you and God bless you.

Location: Unknown
Comments: Good morning! Just wanted to thank you for being there for us. Every morning, I listen to Allworship. It allows me to honor Him with praise.

We are so blessed to be able to broadcast Christian worship music around the world. We thank you for allowing us to do this for over 13 years! Everyone connected with AllWorship.com is very humbled to be part of this ministry. We realize this accomplishment has nothing to do with us. It has everything to do with God and His awesome power. We can see God’s hands guiding this ministry at every decision point, even before AllWorship began. Here is the story of how AllWorship came to be in 2004.