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Jennifer Garner brings back the 80s with her epic dance moves. It’s so amusing to see. Play the video to check out this actress’ moves.

Jen starts the video by playing some spunky 80s music in her gigantic bathroom. She swings her arms back and forth while kicking her feet out and then turns around to swing her arms side to side in a worm-like way. It is kind of hilarious and kind of impressive for a 54-year-old. 

Her dancing days go back years. When she starred in “13 Going on 30”, she had a scene where she did the Michael Jackson “Thriller” dance, pulling people in the crowd along with her, and it was a very entertaining scene.

Jen has said that her time working on “13 Going on 30” was the “happiest” time of her life.

In 2024, she said, “I just had dinner with [co-star] Judy Greer a week ago, and we were talking about it, that it’s grown in the past few years. When people saw us out together, they really had a reaction. It’s one of the happiest things in our lives to be part of that movie together.” 

Jennifer Garner's Love of Dancing Goes Far Beyond Her Movie Roles

Another time, she and the other cast members of Family Switch learned the moves from her on-screen daughter’s dance scene and performed the dance on the red carpet, which observers got a kick out of.

Even though Jennifer is in her 50s, she is always doing fun things, like doing a series of jumps in the air to make it look like she can fly or showing off all of the cool things she can do. She also tested out her ballet terminology by listening to a list of words and then completing each movement. 

It’s wonderful that Jennifer still likes to get up and dance. 

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How do you love someone who has hurt you, frustrated you, or made you feel unwelcome?

In today's Your Daily Prayer, Christine F. Perry shares a personal experience of conflict at church and the challenge of showing grace to people who have been unkind.

Through Romans 12:9–10 and 1 Corinthians 13, we're reminded that Christian love calls us to patience, kindness, humility, and sincere care for one another.

Loving others doesn't mean every interaction will be easy. But we can ask God to help us examine our hearts, respond wisely, and extend the grace we've received from Him.

Join us as we pray for patience, forgiveness, and the strength to love those who are hard to love.

Today's Scripture: Romans 12:9–10

Written by: Christine F. Perry

Read by: Lia Girard

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Are you waiting for answers and struggling to find peace?

In today's Your Daily Prayer, Laura Bailey shares a personal experience after a doctor's appointment left her facing uncertainty. As frightening possibilities filled her mind, a friend's simple question reminded her to bring her fears to God in prayer.

Through Isaiah 26:3, we're encouraged to trust God and keep our minds focused on Him, even when we don't know what the future holds.

Whether you're waiting for medical results, facing a difficult decision, or carrying worries about tomorrow, this devotional offers biblical encouragement for finding peace amid uncertainty.

Join us in praying for a steady heart, renewed trust, and the courage to bring our worries to God.

Today's Scripture: Isaiah 26:3

Written by: Laura Bailey

Read by: Keri Eichberger

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God often allows His people to go through tests and trials, not to destroy them, but to prepare them for greater blessings. Many people want the promise, but few are willing to endure the process. The blessing is often found on the other side of "through." During difficult seasons, we must trust God with patience, faith, and a good attitude, knowing that He is working all things together for our good. Every trial is an opportunity to grow stronger, wiser, and more dependent upon Him. The Bible says, "But let patience have her perfect work" (James 1:4, KJV). God's promise is that "When he hath tried me, I shall come forth as gold" (Job 23:10, KJV). We are also assured that "We are more than conquerors through him that loved us" (Romans 8:37, KJV). Do not quit in the middle of your test. Keep praising, keep praying, and keep believing. If you remain faithful while going through the storm, you will discover that God's victory, blessing, and breakthrough were waiting on the other side of "through."

God's people should never become discouraged when they are mistreated, opposed, or attacked by the enemy, because the Lord has promised to defend and avenge His own. The righteous may suffer for a season, but God sees every injustice and will act in His perfect time. Jesus declared, "And shall not God avenge his own elect, which cry day and night unto him?" (Luke 18:7, KJV). The Lord also said to His Son, "Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool" (Psalm 110:1, KJV). Therefore, believers are instructed, "Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord" (Romans 12:19, KJV). Rather than seeking revenge, God's people should remain faithful, continue in prayer, and trust the Lord to fight their battles. In due season, He will vindicate His servants, fulfill His promises, and demonstrate that no power of darkness can prevail against those who put their trust in Him.

God's people should never become discouraged when they are mistreated, opposed, or attacked by the enemy, because the Lord has promised to defend and avenge His own. The righteous may suffer for a season, but God sees every injustice and will act in His perfect time. Jesus declared, "And shall not God avenge his own elect, which cry day and night unto him?" (Luke 18:7, KJV). The Lord also said to His Son, "Sit thou at my right hand, until I make thine enemies thy footstool" (Psalm 110:1, KJV). Therefore, believers are instructed, "Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord" (Romans 12:19, KJV). Rather than seeking revenge, God's people should remain faithful, continue in prayer, and trust the Lord to fight their battles. In due season, He will vindicate His servants, fulfill His promises, and demonstrate that no power of darkness can prevail against those who put their trust in Him.

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What happens when the darkness of your trial feels so heavy that God seems completely silent, and you don't even have the words left to pray?

Join Jaime on the Praying Christian Women Podcast for a deeply moving and prophetic devotional on Psalm 22, a breathtaking chapter that bridges the gap between our rawest cries of anguish and our highest songs of praise.

Opening with a heartfelt prayer for spiritual freedom—asking God to shine His light into the dark corners of our hearts and break the subtle strongholds and illusions that keep us bound—Jaime leads us into one of the most recognizable passages in Scripture. She unpacks how David’s visceral lament ("My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?") serves not only as permission for us to rage, question, and grieve honestly before the Lord, but also stands as an astonishingly detailed prophecy of Jesus' suffering on the cross.

Even when surrounded by the "strong bulls of Bashan" and feeling poured out like water, David models a vital spiritual anchor: pivoting from present pain to the proven history of God’s faithfulness. Jaime encourages us to set up spiritual "Ebenezers"—intentionally marking, writing down, and speaking out our testimonies so that neither we nor the next generation forget the miracles God has already performed when new seasons of struggle arrive.

Come ready to throw off the entangling lies, secret battles, and temporary sufferings that have been weighing you down. Let this episode remind you that our temporary pain is never held in equal balance with God's power—it is completely overshadowed by His deliverance. Because He is the Holy One enthroned upon the praises of His people, who never despises the affliction of the afflicted, and whose ultimate victory on the cross guarantees that our deepest groans will always end in triumphant worship.

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Have you ever needed courage to do something you knew was right, even though you were afraid of the outcome?

In today's Your Daily Prayer, Tammy Darling shares a deeply personal story about a friendship that changed, the pain of rejection, and the courage it took to respond with grace instead of bitterness.

Through Deuteronomy 31:8, we're reminded that God goes before us and promises never to leave or forsake us.

Whether you're facing a difficult conversation, a strained relationship, or an uncertain next step, this devotional encourages you to act in faith and trust God with the results.

Join us in praying for courage, wisdom, and the strength to move forward one faithful step at a time.

Today's Scripture: Deuteronomy 31:8

Written by: Tammy Darling

Read by: Lia Girard

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Reba McEntire gushed about her new sitcom and cherished friendship with castmate Melissa Peterman. It is so sweet to see. Play the video to hear her talk about their long-time friendship.

Reba was shown a clip of her dear friend, Melissa, who starred with her in her “Reba” show and is starring with her in her new show, “Happy’s Place.”

She saw Melissa answering the question, “What does your friendship with Reba mean to you?” 

Melissa teared up as she said, “She's like coming home, you know. I think that in this business, that's a lot. We have a lot of Hollywood friends, and you have friends that you share just the good stuff with, and I think I knew that when we started sharing like the real-life stuff that was forever. I know she's got my back; whether we never work together again, she will be on my side always, and she knows I'm hers.”

“I wrote that for her,” Reba joked. 

She explained that she and Melissa get along like peas in a pod. They get into mischief together and have been close ever since the Reba show days. 

“It’s a wonderful thing,” Reba said. “She’s one of my best friends. I will just always love her forever and ever… As she said, she’ll always have my back, and I’ll always have hers.”

Reba McEntire and Melissa Peterman's Friendship Stands the Test of Time

Reba is delighted to be with her best friend again on Happy’s Place. The two have been close since 2001, when they met for Reba’s sitcom. Reba was the first person to sing to Melissa’s son when he was a newborn, and they’ve raised their children together. 

Their friendship is such a beautiful thing!

“Oil and perfume make the heart glad, and the sweetness of a friend comes from his earnest counsel.” Proverbs 27:9

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Why do we reach for food, social media, shopping, or distractions when life feels overwhelming?

When stress, loneliness, grief, or emotional exhaustion leaves us depleted, our brains naturally look for ways to feel better. But the things we reach for to find comfort don't always provide the restoration we truly need.

In episode 391 of Your Hope-Filled Perspective, Dr. Michelle Bengtson and Rev. Jessica Van Roekel discuss why we crave comfort during stressful seasons, how the brain responds to emotional distress, and how to move beyond temporary relief toward healthier ways of coping.

You'll learn how to identify what you're really feeling, recognize the needs behind stress-driven comfort habits, and take small, practical steps toward emotional restoration and God's lasting peace.

Rather than judging yourself for reaching for comfort, learn how to respond to your emotional needs with greater awareness, compassion, and biblical wisdom.

When life feels stressful, what do you tend to reach for first to find comfort?

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Some dates never stop meaning something to us. A birthday, a holiday, or the anniversary of losing someone we love. Even years later, grief can catch us off guard, and the memories can feel as fresh as yesterday. If you're missing someone today, this prayer is for you.

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Good morning, Today, let's find peace in knowing we're watched over by a God who never sleeps. Have a blessed day.

What gives you courage when the challenge ahead feels overwhelming? Welcome to the first video from Bible Stories for the Journey. This animated retelling of David and Goliath explores courage, faith and trusting God when the odds seem impossible. As fear grips the Israelite army, a young shepherd steps forward to face Goliath. David’s confidence rests in the Lord, whose faithfulness he has already experienced. Based on 1 Samuel 17, with a special focus on verses 45–47, this story invites us to consider where we place our trust when facing life’s challenges. What would taking one step forward in faith look like for you today? Follow Bible Stories for the Journey for more animated Bible stories of faith, courage and hope. Share this video with someone who needs encouragement today. #DavidAndGoliath #AnimatedBibleStories #FaithAndCourage #TrustInGod

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