Melissa Richeson

Juggling six kids and multiple businesses sometimes makes Christina and Brad Cowherd feel like they’re living in a circus. So, perhaps it’s only natural that Christina would become a trapeze artist in her spare time. Little did she know, her hobby would uncover a need for life-saving brain surgery.

When a Bible study bagel run turned into an unexpected ambulance ride, Erin Hibbard was caught a bit off guard, to say the least. Thankfully, Medi-Share was there to shoulder some of the shock.

A pneumonia diagnosis is a bummer, no matter when it happens. But for Medi-Share member Andrea, a summer bummer turned into a year-long ordeal that redefined suffering and peace for her and her family.

No one expects to need two heart surgeries at the age of thirty-six. But that’s exactly what happened for Jason, a Medi-Share member in the Midwest.

When Pete joined Medi-Share in early 2024, he had enjoyed decades of generally good health. He played softball and ice hockey, even in his sixties. So, when a chiropractic appointment led to a cancer diagnosis, the news seemed to come out of left field.

Jesus’ final instruction to his followers is commonly referred to as the Great Commission. It’s become a familiar call to spread the gospel throughout the world. Learn how to live the Great Commission in your daily life. Discover tips for building relationships, breaking out of Christian circles, and sharing faith intentionally in everyday situations.

[As previously seen at KKLA.com and Crosswalk.com] The biblical mandate of stewardship requires believers to treat everything they have with responsibility. But is it possible to become too responsible with what we’ve been given?

When member Jennifer went on vacation to Nashville, a trip to the emergency room was not on her original itinerary. But after an e-scooter mishap, that’s exactly where she ended up.