Podcasts about her faith in god

In this episode, we talk with Rachael Sommer, a dedicated mother and caregiver from Cleveland, Ohio. Rachael shares the journey of her daughter Maddie, who was diagnosed with Hepatosplenic T-cell Lymphoma in October 2023, after several months of mysterious symptoms. Treated at Nationwide Children's Hospital in Columbus, Maddie's condition has profoundly impacted their lives.Rachael recounts their initial stay at the Ronald McDonald House post-diagnosis, highlighting the physical and emotional changes Maddie experienced. Maddie's extreme fatigue and breathlessness were particularly challenging, and Rachael emphasizes the importance of adjusting to a "new normal" while staying in constant communication with doctors. Rachael found solace in the Ronald McDonald House's facilities, specifically the fitness room, which helped her manage her own stress.The conversation shifts to the emotional toll on Maddie, who struggled with isolation from friends and the mental burden of not being able to participate in normal activities. Despite the support of friends and thoughtful gestures like sending cards, nothing could replace the physical presence of her peers. Rachael's creativity shone through when she set up a Google camera to allow Maddie to see her cats, Binks and Leon, while they were away.Rachael discusses the importance of recognizing and respecting individual emotional needs. Maddie's withdrawal from activities she once enjoyed, like listening to music, was particularly hard for Rachael, who feared losing her daughter's spirited personality. Eventually, Maddie slowly began to regain her sarcasm and interactions with her younger brother, Ezekiel, signaling a return to her usual self.The financial strain of Maddie's illness is another significant aspect of their journey. Rachael praises the support from various organizations, including Carrie's Cause, Fight Like A Dozer, and the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, which provided crucial financial aid. This support allowed Rachael to focus on Maddie's care without the added burden of financial stress.Rachael also shares her career transition to consulting, driven by the need for greater flexibility to support her family. Her faith in God has been a cornerstone throughout this journey, providing spiritual strength and community support.Finally, Rachael reflects on the importance of savoring small moments of joy amidst the challenges. She encourages other caregivers to focus on what truly matters, finding moments of normalcy and joy, and maintaining hope and strength for their loved ones.Resources:Nationwide Children's Hospital, Columbus, Ohio: https://www.nationwidechildrens.org/Fight Like a Dozer: https://www.fightlikeadozer.org/Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS): https://lls.org/NMDP (formerly Be The Match): https://bethematch.org/The Bible Recap: https://www.thebiblerecap.com/National Bone Marrow Transplant Link - (800) LINK-BMT, or (800) 546-5268.nbmtLINK Website: https://www.nbmtlink.org/nbmtLINK Facebook Page:  https://www.facebook.com/nbmtLINKnbmtLINK YouTube Page can be found by clicking here.Thank you to our sponsors. This season is supported by a healthcare contribution from Sanofi  https://www.sanofi.com/ Follow the nbmtLINK on Instagram! https://www.instagram.com/nbmtlink/

Summary Stephanie Dufort shares her experience of being kidnapped in Haiti and the harrowing moments she went through. She discusses how she was targeted because of the color of her skin and considered a rich person. Stephanie talks about the initial moments of the kidnapping, the fear she felt, and the attempts to escape. She also highlights the emotional toll it took on her and her loved ones. Despite the trauma, Stephanie's faith in God grew stronger, and she gained a deeper appreciation for life. Stephanie and Jeff continue their conversation, discussing the details of their captivity and the physical and emotional abuse they endured. They reflect on the fear and uncertainty they felt during their ordeal and the relief they experienced upon their release. Stephanie shares her gratitude for the support and prayers they received and emphasizes the ongoing violence and suffering in Haiti. They conclude by expressing hope for a better future for the country.   Keywords kidnapping, Haiti, targeted, escape, fear, emotional toll, faith, appreciation for life, captivity, abuse, fear, uncertainty, release, gratitude, support, prayers, violence, suffering, Haiti, hope   Takeaways Stephanie was kidnapped in Haiti and targeted because of the color of her skin. She experienced fear and trauma during the kidnapping and made attempts to escape. The emotional toll on Stephanie and her loved ones was significant. Her faith in God grew stronger, and she gained a deeper appreciation for life. Stephanie and Jeff recount the details of their captivity and the physical and emotional abuse they endured. They reflect on the fear and uncertainty they felt during their ordeal and the relief they experienced upon their release. Stephanie expresses her gratitude for the support and prayers they received during their captivity. They highlight the ongoing violence and suffering in Haiti and hope for a better future for the country. Titles Surviving a Kidnapping: Stephanie's Story Escaping Captivity: Stephanie's Journey to Freedom Surviving Captivity: A Story of Abuse and Resilience Gratitude and Hope: Reflecting on the Ordeal in Haiti Sound Bites "Someone gave me up." "I felt guilty mostly when I got kidnapped." "It's not your fault. It's only the kidnapper's fault." "He's touching me." "I would not have survived." "I was physically freed, but not mentally." Chapters 00:00Introduction and Welcome 01:27Day One: Stephanie's Kidnapping 05:53Living in Captivity: Conditions and Challenges 09:21Surviving in Difficult Circumstances 12:25The Emotional Toll of Captivity 17:00Torture and Capture 33:43Surviving Captivity 37:32The Horrific Conditions in the Room 37:33Release and Gratitude 41:03Raising Awareness

4/24/2024 Mike and returning cohost, Northern California guitarist Bella Rayne welcomed Texas country artist Payton Riley - 2023 TCMA 'Young Artist of the Year.' Payton's musical journey began almost immediately when her love for music and talent for singing was evident before she could talk. From voice lessons at seven to writing her own songs at nine, music has always been a central part of her life. She regularly travels to Nashville and Memphis to collaborate and write, adding to her already impressive list of original music. In 2022, her first release to Texas radio, “Long Live Cowboys,” earned her a coveted spot among the Texas greats. In 2023, at just 15 years old, Payton made Texas Country Music history by becoming the youngest-ever nominee for the Texas Country Music Association's (TCMA) ‘Young Artist of the Year' category, which she went on to win. With goals as big as The Lone Star State, Payton Riley aims to spread her music far and wide, serving as an inspiration to other young artists. Her faith in God guides her path as she seeks to uplift and encourage fellow musicians and fans alike. Known for her giving heart, sassy attitude, and captivating stage presence, Payton's original songs resonate with audiences of all ages. Payton is Texas Proud! Check out her webpage for updates on her music and show schedule. https://www.paytonrileymusic.com/ Follow Payton RIley on Instagram @PaytonRileyMusic Enjoy the Podcast!

In Saving My Assassin readers meet Virginia Prodan in Communist Romania in 1961. This powerful memoir begins with this quote, “I should be dead. Buried in an unmarked grave in Romania. Obviously, I am not. God had other plans.” Virginia was a real-life Cinderella, she was forced to do all the work while her siblings played. Her mother threatened to put her up for adoption, dyed her red hair black so she would blend in and never once in 18 years made her a birthday cake or said a kind word. The family went on a vacation to Bucharest every year while Virginia stayed home to work. After she finishes school, she goes to Bucharest to stay with her Aunt Cassandra to prepare to take a test to see if she will be accepted into law school. This was a memorial time for Virginia. Her aunt showed her kindness that she had never had as a child. During this time, she meets Radu and the two eventually marry. Virginia was grown before she was told, “I believe in you. I will help you as long as you are teachable” by Vera Poescu, a lawyer with spine problems but very strong in heart. Virginia was a seeker of truth her whole life. The first scripture to impact her was John 14:6, “I am the Way and the truth and the life.” For years, she'd been searching for truth in the wrong places. Her faith in God strengthened her and sustained through the worst of times. When she entered courtrooms she thought, “This is His battle and I am His tool.” Please join Kate and Sheila as they recap Saving My Assassin in which the author profoundly lives out Stephen Covey's quote, “I am not a product of my circumstances. I am a product of my choices.” This is the episode of the podcast where I first heard about Virginia and here is her website. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/recapbookchat/message

Gloria Anderson has to be the most forgiving person on this earth. Her faith in god is incredibly strong and I believe is the reason she possesses such forgiveness. Not only is she forgiving, but courageous and brave as well. Amazingly so. Gloria has got EVERY REASON IN THE WORLD to think the world was/is a very dark, cruel, place to belong, but it just isn't in her nature to think like that. Gloria saw the goodness in many, including Darin, a regular client who'd lost his job, his home and his self-worth But things began to change when Darin wanted to be more than a border to Gloria – he wanted a relationship which Gloria didn't, and she made that plainly clear. Darin didn't take the news well and feeling rejected and angry, he bound and raped her, tortured her, then abducted her, putting her bound and gagged into the boot of her own car and drove it to a NSW motel where he again raped and tortured he and locked her in a cupboard. Gloria managed to escape and alert the owners of the motel, and it is there that Gloria's nightmare REALLY began. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gloria Anderson has to be the most forgiving person on this earth. Her faith in god is incredibly strong and I believe is the reason she possesses such forgiveness. Not only is she forgiving, but courageous and brave as well. Amazingly so. Gloria has got EVERY REASON IN THE WORLD to think the world was/is a very dark, cruel, place to belong, but it just isn't in her nature to think like that. Gloria saw the goodness in many, including Darin, a regular client who'd lost his job, his home and his self-worth But things began to change when Darin wanted to be more than a border to Gloria – he wanted a relationship which Gloria didn't, and she made that plainly clear. Darin didn't take the news well and feeling rejected and angry, he bound and raped her, tortured her, then abducted her, putting her bound and gagged into the boot of her own car and drove it to a NSW motel where he again raped and tortured he and locked her in a cupboard. Gloria managed to escape and alert the owners of the motel, and it is there that Gloria's nightmare REALLY began. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gloria Anderson has to be the most forgiving person on this earth. Her faith in god is incredibly strong and I believe is the reason she possesses such forgiveness. Not only is she forgiving, but courageous and brave as well. Amazingly so. Gloria has got EVERY REASON IN THE WORLD to think the world was/is a very dark, cruel, place to belong, but it just isn't in her nature to think like that. Gloria saw the goodness in many, including Darin, a regular client who'd lost his job, his home and his self-worth But things began to change when Darin wanted to be more than a border to Gloria – he wanted a relationship which Gloria didn't, and she made that plainly clear. Darin didn't take the news well and feeling rejected and angry, he bound and raped her, tortured her, then abducted her, putting her bound and gagged into the boot of her own car and drove it to a NSW motel where he again raped and tortured he and locked her in a cupboard. Gloria managed to escape and alert the owners of the motel, and it is there that Gloria's nightmare REALLY began Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gloria Anderson has to be the most forgiving person on this earth. Her faith in god is incredibly strong and I believe is the reason she possesses such forgiveness. Not only is she forgiving, but courageous and brave as well. Amazingly so. Gloria has got EVERY REASON IN THE WORLD to think the world was/is a very dark, cruel, place to belong, but it just isn't in her nature to think like that. Gloria saw the goodness in many, including Darin, a regular client who'd lost his job, his home and his self-worth But things began to change when Darin wanted to be more than a border to Gloria – he wanted a relationship which Gloria didn't, and she made that plainly clear. Darin didn't take the news well and feeling rejected and angry, he bound and raped her, tortured her, then abducted her, putting her bound and gagged into the boot of her own car and drove it to a NSW motel where he again raped and tortured he and locked her in a cupboard. Gloria managed to escape and alert the owners of the motel, and it is there that Gloria's nightmare REALLY began Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this faith fuel episode of the “I Follow the Leader" podcast, host, Antoinetta Mosley, speaks with special guests Gabby (13 years old) & Amy Ramsey (her friend and mentor.) This episode was recorded on National Encouragement Day (September 12th) and it is a very special episode. It is the podcast's 1st episode that features a teenage guest and it is the podcast's 1st episode with our new name. Conversations with I Follow the Leader brought to you by I Follow the Leader is now The I Follow the Leader Podcast, brought to you by Courage Candy Co. We could not have asked for a better courage-fueled conversation on such a special day. Gabby is battling cancer and she is the ultimate encourager. Her faith in God is what helps to keep her motivated. Her friendship with Amy provides opportunities for her to go on weekly dates in which they like to share their joy with others. Listen in to hear Gabby share about some of her journey and what helps to fuel her faith. Amy also provides great insight and commentary into the power of mentorship and what she's learned since she met Gabby a year ago. Go to ifollowtheleader.com/conversations to view show notes including key highlights and notable quotes. Connect with Amy Ramsey Website: https://thefitsoul.com Podcast: https://thefitsoul.com/podcast Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheFitSoulbyAmyRamsey/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amyramsey_/ Walk Worthy Mentorship: https://walkworthy.thefitsoul.com/   Learn more about The I Follow the Leader podcast at: ifollowtheleader.com/conversations. Together, we can make a positive impact and push the pace of progress; the world needs us. We hope you join us! Subscribe today! Notable Quotes Let's Connect --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/i-follow-the-leader/support

- "Collegiate Swimming Champion RILEY GAINES BARKER Says that Her Faith in God has INCREASED in the Midst of the ATTACKS She has Been Subjected to by the LEFT for Her Position on Biblical Womanhood" - BENJAMIN WINDLE: "Experiencing Hope in the Midst of a 'GOOD CATASTROPHE'" - "In the Top 10 States that are Running America's BEST ECONOMIES, the MAJORITY of Them are Lead by Governors and Legislators who UPHOLD BIBILCAL VALUES!" - "The Number of Americans - Christian as Well as Unbelievers - Who Say They Have a 'GREAT DEAL OF CONFIDENCE IN THE CHURCH' as an Institution Has GONE UP!" - "Another 'JESUS REVOLUTION'-Style Baptism Took Place Recently at Pirate's Cove in Southern California"

Veronica Tan, experienced entrepreneur, global leader and co-founder of Success Resources talks with Dr Dunni about her journey as an entrepreneur and her global mission As someone who believes in life-long learning and personal development her faith in God plays a huge role in living a purpose-filled life personally and in business. Veronica's mission is to be a force in helping individuals, enterprises, and organizations to succeed.   Join us as we discuss her journey and practice in promoting well-being and knowledge globally    KEY TAKEAWAYS Entrepreneurship is about communicating with people, It's about educating people about what they can achieve We put a lot of love and passion into bringing only the best teachers to educate others A genius is not born it's made and it comes from the knowledge that you gain When you love what you are doing you don't feel tired or frustrated you build coping mechanisms that mean you can keep moving forward As a woman of faith I trust that I will be in the right place When your relationship is based on love you can build a successful partnership As a Mum you have multiple roles and if you can control your emotions you can control your life. When you can learn to overcome your fear you can become unstoppable in the journey to your dreams   BEST MOMENTS ‘I am who I am because of the culture and the upbringing ' ‘We are driven by passion and our mission' ‘It's important to get yourself educated ‘Learning is a gift for you and a gift for everyone else'   VALUABLE RESOURCES Useful links: https://sr-event.com/upw_bir_drdunni   Connect with Veronica https://srglobal.com/   ABOUT THE GUEST Veronica Tan is an experienced entrepreneur and global leader who believes in life-long learning and personal development. She co-founded Success Resources with her husband in 1992. Success Resources is the world's largest education seminar company that hosts 500+ entrepreneurial events across 37 countries including Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Malaysia, South Africa, USA, UK and countries in Europe, Middle East, and South America. These seminars and events bring world changers like Tony Robbins, Sara Blakely, Robert Kiyosaki, T Harv Eker among others to share their wisdom and expertise with millions of attendees annually. Her faith in God plays a huge role in living a purpose-filled life personally and in business. Veronica's mission is to be a force in helping individuals, enterprises, and organizations to succeed.     CONTACT DETAILS Useful links: https://sr-event.com/upw_bir_drdunni   Connect with Veronica https://srglobal.com/   ABOUT THE HOST Your host Dr Dunni is the award-winning mum empowerment coach, Family doctor, International speaker, Best-selling author of the book ‘Every Mum is a super mum' and a mum herself who is passionate about health and wellbeing. She is proficient in using natural, scientific, and medical well-being concepts to explain in simple terms practical ways and strategies to avoid ill health and promote the overall well-being of body, mind, soul, and spirit. This is made available by the provision of online courses, books, coaching and regular events where well-being strategies and tactics are shared to enhance holistic well-being. Learn more athttps://www.drdunni.com   CONTACT METHODS Ig- https://www.instagram.com/druwa.lifecoach/ YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9C1oJwHyISEuqiX8USaYKg CH- https://www.clubhouse.com/@drdunni-druwa FB- https://www.facebook.com/druwaacademy Twitter- https://twitter.com/Druwa8 Patreon - https://patreon.com/wellbeing4mothers                             See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week I speak with Amy Debrucque . She is a wife. mother. confidence coach. author. cancer survivor. encourager. Believer. Amy's website offers free resources and a weekly newsletter filled with wisdom from guest speakers, experience, and helpful tools that meet women where they are but don't leave them there. Additionally, Amy has had articles featured in ThriveGlobal, Womenencouraged.com, InDependent, DisplayingGrace, ForEveryMom, YourTango, Today Parenting, and Darling Magazine. She has also been a guest speaker on multiple podcasts. Amy released her first book, Embolden in 2021 reminding women that although fear is normal, courage gets the final say. Her faith in God is what gives her the courage to be intentional in all areas of her life. We take a look at Amy's childhood up to the present to see the beautiful work of Jesus in her life. You won't want to miss this encouraging episode!www.amydebrucque.comhttps://www.amazon.com/em-bold-en-Amy-Blair-Debrucque/dp/1735632821/ref=sw_img_ci_mcx_mr_huc_d_1?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1735632821&pd_rd_w=DykkG&content-id=amzn1.sym.8a0bf4ec-7e38-4f5b-b977-bf5fbba319ee&pf_rd_p=8a0bf4ec-7e38-4f5b-b977-bf5fbba319ee&pf_rd_r=XFH1MN698TP7HB530T3X&pd_rd_wg=bvqvJ&pd_rd_r=e90c75b6-ba24-4aff-8636-e96c81c133fc*Theme Music “Blessed Time” by Ketsa 

Sydney & I met up here in Atlanta to talk about her beautiful first born child, Leighton, who died at 39 weeks from a 4x nuchal cord on October 17, 2022. This is an extremely rare event, and unlike a lot of stories on this podcast, was not preventable.Sydney opens up about how this has altered her whole world and the choices she's had to make to keep moving forward. We are friends here in Atlanta, and I can tell you Sydney is such a light in such a dark dark reality. Her faith in God is inspiring & how she handles her grief with such grace is truly admirable. I felt the world needed to hear her story.What we discuss:Leighton's death & birthThings that happened in the hospitalHow to continue your faithHer experience "in the trenches"The choice she made to keep goingHow she handles situations that make her anxiousHer relationship with her husbandWhat she is battling now 6 months laterSo much more. Sydney hopes to help as many mommas as she can. Feel free to connect with her on IG at @sydandlexphotoShop her store & help support! @shopleightonbrooke**NOTE: this is always an open platform from the viewpoint of the guest and does not always reflect my beliefs. As always do your own research & use your own judgement on what's best for you. I am not a doctor or a therapist. I am just a real life loss mom describing her experiences with life after loss. This is my real life, and I'm putting it out there so you feel less alone. *** For more REAL TALK about pregnancy loss, stillbirth and grief, hit follow!Instagram  @thekatherinelazarFacebook: @thekatherinelazarYoutube: @thekatherinelazarEmail: thekatherinelazar@gmail.comWebsite: www.katherinelazar.com 

S4:E4 Sometimes our detours lead us to our destiny. Tune in to this inspiring podcast episode and hear how Tangie Bowman's accidental job application led her to become a Crisis Intervention Coordinator. Her faith in God and His promises is truly remarkable. This faith led her to a job where she is now the one who helps give hope to others. Listening to her story will make you believe that anything is possible. So go ahead, allow yourself to dream with Jesus again! Check out this amazing story of hope!

Today we talk about how God is Bigger than our fear, and Amy Debrucque speaks about her own journey with fear. Amy is a wife, mother, survivor, encourager, and believer. Amy is also a published author and host of the Life On Purpose Podcast. Her faith in God gives her the courage to be intentional in all areas of her life. Surrendering to Him has changed her in a profound way, and she is grateful that she'll never be the same. Amy shares, “Don't let fear blind you from trusting God's plan for your life. Set aside any pride or shame and remember that His love never fails, but we need to be willing and focused to receive it and feel it.” If you would like to follow Amy and become one of her peeps, check out her website: https://www.amydebrucque.com https://www.instagram.com/amydebrucque/ https://www.facebook.com/surrenderyourfear If you would like to learn more about Hooks2Crook Ministries, visit us on our website: https://hooks2crook.com

Four Decades in the Dental Profession: A Personal Memoir Born Adejoke Ariyike Ayinke, Atanda, Dr. Adejoke Fatunde is the first child of Professor Joseph Adebowale Atanda and Mrs Omoyisola Atanda. She has been blessed with eight brothers and one sister. She is married to Dr. Ayodeji Adeniyi Fatunde and they both live in Grapevine, Texas, in the USA. Their almost forty years of marriage is blessed with four children. She credits much of her professional accomplishment to the support and understanding of her husband and children whom refers to as ‘My Motivators and Destiny Helpers'. Her faith in God has been her sustaining factor. She enjoys listening to gospel music and would sometimes sing along. She enjoys reading, Danielle Steele being her favorite author.

"For All My Life" singer, songwriter, and worship leader TAYA is our guest in this episode of The Walk. She tells a story of how she has consistently chosen the way of Jesus in the midst of really difficult seasons. Her faith in God's goodness and mercy led her through a redemption process even though she continues to face the same hurt and letdown over and over and over again. Matthew 11:28-30 (NIV) 28 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. 29 Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. 30 For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” Along the journey and through those broken relationships she mentions, TAYA also tells of her father stepping away from the church and the deep hurt that caused her. But her constant companion of scripture, prayer, and worship are at the center of her faith journey. TAYA teaches us all, through her suffering, that God will comfort the broken hearted and is working all things for his glory. Psalm 34:18 (NIV) 18 The Lord is close to the brokenhearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit. - - - - - - Please subscribe to our social channels for more information and great content surrounding building a lifestyle of worship. This podcast is brought to you by Authentic Media and Worship Leader Magazine. Our host is Joshua Swanson and the show's co-producer and editor is Matt McCartie. More episodes can be found here. Who is TAYA Gaukrodger?  Long before TAYA became one of UNITED's most acclaimed and impactful vocalists, with over one billion streams and numerous world tours over the last decade, her journey with Jesus began in the small town of Lismore, Australia. Her mother led her in the sinner's prayer at age five and she attended a small community church with her family where her father was an elder & worship leader. The singer grew up listening to the local radio stations, her father's record collection (Fleetwood Mac, Beatles) and classical music. After starting to lead worship in her high school years, TAYA cried out to God to use her: “I love to sing but whatever you want God.” After that, she couldn't shake the strong feeling she associated with singing faith-based songs. TAYA left Lismore for bustling Sydney at the age of 21 with only $200 dollars to her name and a very specific goal: to make music her career. Not wanting to just attend a church, TAYA began serving as a youth leader in her local church on Friday nights when she was off from her retail job. Her church began offering her opportunities, culminating in UNITED longtime producer & guitarist, Michael Guy Chislett, inviting her first to sing backing vocals on a recording project (which turned into UNITED's Zion album) then singing lead on the song that became the group's record breaking worship anthem of the decade, “Oceans (Where Feet May Fail).”

The book of Ruth is an amazing book that tells us of a time when there was no king in Israel and every man did what was right in his own eyes. Ruth stands out of that dark time as a shining example to all of us. Her faith in God, her love for Naomi, and her willingness to serve in a way that God has allowed. Danny and Kurt will consider this marvelous woman and discuss the lessons that are found in this short book.

Esther struggled with anxiety and depression from a very young age.Prayer, supportive parents and mostly her faith in God helped Esther see that mental illness is not a weakness but rather something that can be overcome with God's help. Her faith in God gave her hope when she thought there was none and helped her to find strength when she thought she was powerless.Armed with faith and the power of prayer, Esther is recovered, but the scars are still healing. Her story is a testament to a faith that has an intentional dependence on God - trusting that the sovereign and unchanging God knows what He is doing better than anyone else.ABOUT ESTHEREsther is a part of the student ministry at Frontline Church. She lives in Liverpool with her husband Chris. Esther has an archaeology degree and loves to learn about ancient civilizations. She enjoys spending time with family and friends.

Margaret Anne Manuel, the Ms. Hawai'i Petite 2022, shares her platform "You Are Free" - A story of a narcissistic abuse survivor - let's talk. She shares her personal experience and the value of continuous learning and healing and getting help. There's hope to start all over again. Her faith in God enabled her to get through her lived experiences. Margaret Anne Manuel is the Ms. Hawai'i Petite 2022 and a narcissistic abuse survivor & mental health advocate. Mom of a 5 year old boy. Born in the Philippines raised on Oahu and now living in Los Angeles, California. Follow her on Instagram - www.instagram.com/margaret.anne.manuel Healing with Aloha Podcast Subscribe to our YOUTUBE Channel Healing with Aloha Podcast Instagram www.instagram.com/healingwithaloha Facebook www.facebook.com/healingwithalohapodcast TIKTOK www.tiktok.com/healingwithaloha https://msha.ke/healingwithalohapodcast Email healingwithalohapodcast@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/message

Tia Severino is the host of The People's Truth on UI Media and Peepstv.org. A fearless force for truth and a stand for people, Tia has overcome a lot to get to this place.With a history of addiction to Methamphetamines, Tia overcame and continues to overcome every day. Her faith in God and her strong desire to make a difference have made her a force in the health freedom movement. "Underestimate me, that'll be fun", Tia says with a confident look in her eye as she takes on the world of mandates that are harming so many children and adults today. Her personal experience with a vaccine-injured child has led her to this path, and her story will awaken your own voice as a vehicle for change.She is also one of the leaders behind Next-Steps.info on June 3-4, 2021, a very important event happening in the Atlanta area. The list of speakers includes some of the top doctors, researchers, media personalities and scientists in the world. Do not miss this opportunity to get tickets while they are still available by going to Next-Steps.info.Taking on addiction, V injuries, and cancel culture can wear you down. Tia's strength and story can build you up. Please share this episode with your family, friends, and loved ones who are dealing with any type of addiction as well as the people who could use a good dose of inner strength!

In today's episode Hannah, and Reenie interview Melissa Kim. Melissa has a fascinating life story. She often felt defeated, but refused to give up. Her faith in God was something she always had, and is what often got her through challenging times. If you want to truly be inspired please tune in, and as always thank you for listening!

Cayla Craft's career and calling in life is helping people. From speaking onstage to audiences of thirty-five thousand people, to producing and hosting the Mommy Millionaire podcast with millions of downloads, to working with clients one-on-one, it is her distinct honor, responsibility, and privilege to teach people how to create a life they love, complete with the relationships, resources, and purpose that make for a vibrant life. She began her career as an ER nurse, and while her work was important and life-giving, she couldn't shake the feeling that she was missing out on helping people live their best lives. She knew that the workload and stress from working the ER was beginning to compromise her own family's health and happiness. She had a gut feeling that she was meant to contribute to this world in a different way, that there had to be a way to do meaningful, empowering work while also honoring her family. So she embarked on a journey to have it all. Ten years later, she had figured out a way to bring harmony into her family's life while helping thousands of women pursue their passions through her business called Mommy Millionaire. She creates tools and resources for people to launch their own businesses and definitions of success. Through that work, she has been able to coach people to become multimillionaires. She has successfully launched three seven-figure businesses. She has helped people save their marriages, define what they want, and innovate a new way of living. It's incredible to watch people make the changes that lead them to their happiest relationships, work, and fulfillment. She believes in giving back and that's why she's passionate about teaching people how to coach themselves, how to use the tools she has developed so that they can find the same kind of joy. Her faith in God is the guiding beacon in all she does.Her incredible husband and their three beautiful kids are her “why”. Southern California is her home. And they're living proof that it's worth taking the leap and chasing a better story. Get in touch with Cayla Craft: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mommymillionaire.co/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.co.uk/caycraftisa LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/caylacraft/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cayla.craft.7 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cayla.craft/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/CaylaCraft1 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX-iRpFheNtPASK7QUML6PQ Book your free Strategy Flow call today! https://www.outfieldleadership.com/#call Purchase Dave's book The Self-Evolved Leader here- https://www.amazon.com/Self-evolved-Leader-Elevate-Develop-Refuses/dp/1626346801 Get in touch with Dave: Website: https://www.davemckeown.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/davemckeown Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davemckeown1/?hl=en

I recently had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Lisa Smith recently on TSC Talks. I met Lisa through a mutual friend, as is explained in the podcast. I was thrilled to do a podcast with another special needs parent and local to Massachusetts. Lisa is a parent of 22 years old Nick, who experiences nonverbal autism, has adopted several children, and over the years has fostered 27. During our interview not only was Lisa able to draw from and articulate profound experiences and topics in such a way as to not only connect them to her lived experience, but she was also able to illustrate how she's taken the time to integrate and utilize all of it to further evolve as a soul but to also facilitate trust, healing, and connection for all her children, biological, adopted and fostered. Her words tell the story, her faith guides her. One of the most important points of our discussion was the realization that it is not these children that are “lucky to have her,” but it is she that is lucky to have them. As a special needs parent myself, this awareness was a true turning point in my understanding of this divine assignment where I became the student and realized my children are my teachers, one that Lisa feels and experiences every day. “It's biblical, she said at one point “And when I began to read the Bible, I had learned that some of my actual walks in life, were very biblical… There's a story that says, God got the 99 sheep, but there was one on the hill. He went back for that one. Most people in life. So God has designed me through my journey, not to forget the one.”“Presence, presence, and presence. And to me? Be present. People always say things like, oh, if I win the lottery, I will do that. And I always tell people all the time I won the lottery five times, five children and people say, oh, they're so lucky to have you, but really….How do I know that I'm going to take care of my disabled son someday? Right? How do I know they're not there to help me when I become disabled someday? We do not know, you know, so we, you know, and, and we don't do it for those selfish reasons. So, we don't do anything to get things, you know, and, and, you know, we do things because that's who we are and that's our heart.”I appreciated this podcast so much and hope you will too. I feel it was put in front of me by my higher self, as sound bite after sound bite so many of Lisa's words not only related to me personally but also inspired and challenged me. Her faith in God is huge and expansive but she shares honestly the hard truths she's faced personally to get to where she is now. Thanks, Lisa, for all the ways you are serving a higher calling and being willing to share your journey with me and this audience.An article about Lisa Smith: https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/archive/2012/04/27/taunton-mom-using-what-she/38199711007/ Time stamps to be added!

I recently had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Lisa Smith recently on TSC Talks. I met Lisa through a mutual friend, as is explained in the podcast. I was thrilled to do a podcast with another special needs parent and local to Massachusetts. Lisa is a parent of 22 years old Nick, who experiences nonverbal autism, has adopted several children, and over the years has fostered 27. During our interview not only was Lisa able to draw from and articulate profound experiences and topics in such a way as to not only connect them to her lived experience, but she was also able to illustrate how she's taken the time to integrate and utilize all of it to further evolve as a soul but to also facilitate trust, healing, and connection for all her children, biological, adopted and fostered. Her words tell the story, her faith guides her. One of the most important points of our discussion was the realization that it is not these children that are “lucky to have her,” but it is she that is lucky to have them. As a special needs parent myself, this awareness was a true turning point in my understanding of this divine assignment where I became the student and realized my children are my teachers, one that Lisa feels and experiences every day. “It's biblical, she said at one point “And when I began to read the Bible, I had learned that some of my actual walks in life, were very biblical… There's a story that says, God got the 99 sheep, but there was one on the hill. He went back for that one. Most people in life. So God has designed me through my journey, not to forget the one.” “Presence, presence, and presence. And to me? Be present. People always say things like, oh, if I win the lottery, I will do that. And I always tell people all the time I won the lottery five times, five children and people say, oh, they're so lucky to have you, but really….How do I know that I'm going to take care of my disabled son someday? Right? How do I know they're not there to help me when I become disabled someday? We do not know, you know, so we, you know, and, and we don't do it for those selfish reasons. So, we don't do anything to get things, you know, and, and, you know, we do things because that's who we are and that's our heart.” I appreciated this podcast so much and hope you will too. I feel it was put in front of me by my higher self, as sound bite after sound bite so many of Lisa's words not only related to me personally but also inspired and challenged me. Her faith in God is huge and expansive but she shares honestly the hard truths she's faced personally to get to where she is now. Thanks, Lisa, for all the ways you are serving a higher calling and being willing to share your journey with me and this audience. An article about Lisa Smith: https://www.wickedlocal.com/story/archive/2012/04/27/taunton-mom-using-what-she/38199711007/ Time stamps to be added!

Ashley Brooks was diagnosed with liver cancer at the age of 2. She had her last surgery when she was 5 years old. Ashley was in remission for 5 years. After remission, she was also diagnosed with depression when she was in high school. Initially, she had jaundice after a biopsy that detected that she had stage 3 liver cancer. She underwent surgical removal of her gall bladder, went through 18 months of chemotherapy. Her faith in God and the women in Church were her support system. Summing up her journey Ashley says, "Only God".

Our Guest Today is Dani M. Peterson, ACC, C-YTMaster Life Coach | Integrative Holistic PartitionerDani serves and supports individuals who have experienced betrayal and are feeling overwhelmed with uncertainty about their future.  She helps them come out of the tailspin so they can move forward with hope, clarity and the confidence to create the life that serves their highest good.  She is passionate about serving others and speaks and shares out of her own hope, strength, experience, and training.  Her faith in God keeps her grounded.  Music, yoga, meditation and breath work has been her medicine.  Her dog Enzo is her constant companion and muse.  And she takes delight in and has a great appreciation for latte art. CORE COMPENTENCIESStress Management   Personal Mastery   Positive Intelligence   Empowerment        Relationships              CommunicationTrauma Sensitive        PHONE:(480) 570-9333WEBSITE:www.danimpeterson.comEMAIL:dani@danimpeterson.comINSTAGRAM:@danimpetersonHOBBIES:TravelReadingAll things ItalianCreative WritingTime with family and friendsCURRENT OFFERS (for a limited time each month)(1) Full 75 min session to one individual who has experienced betrayal and who is new to coaching(4) 30 min Clarity Calls - new clients onlyFree Consultations (discovery call)As always join the conversation on Instagram at @couragequeenpod See ya next week!

Shreya Sikha was diagnosed with Brain Cancer when she was doing her Masters. She had a seizure and she fell down the stairs. That's when she was diagnosed with cancer. A biopsy was done to confirm the disease and she was operated on in the Delhi hospital to remove the tumour. Shreya had her family, her husband and her friends to always help her out. Her faith in God helped her throughout the journey.

Bria O'Farrell Welcome to the #ShareYourHotness Podcast Episode 18! My friend Bria has THE most amazing love story you'll hear! It's absolutely wonderful! The only spoiler I will give you is that it has to do with September 11, 2001. You might be saying, "Leta, isn't that a little odd? A 9/11 love story? Seriously?" Yes, gentle listener, SERIOUSLY. Would I lie to you? No, I wouldn't, because that would be poopy. Bria is a married mother of two teenage boys and is MADLY in love with her husband. Her faith in God is what keeps her going. She very much views both Ireland and Utah as her home. She likes to cook, spend time with family and friends, and be active as possible in God's beautiful creation when her body allows it.  She draws custom pet portraits in Charcoal and Color Pastel! You can see her work here: https://www.instagram.com/marietinerua/

Jataun Rollins, LCSW is a native Chicagoan and a proud produce of the Chicago Public School System. Jataun is also a graduate of Eureka College in downstate Illinois. She speaks lovingly of Carol Gearing, a loving mentor who introduced her to the literary classics like Chaucer, Shakespeare, Richard Wright and countless others. Her parents, along with her mentor, made sure that she was well read and exposed. Her career trajectory has included working in a variety of capacities in child welfare, senior services and social welfare policy. Jataun is known in the community as a Subject Matter Expert and the “go to person” as it relates to children and family services. She also made a commitment during the early part of her work career that she would not remain working at someone’s desk for the remainder of her life. She knew at some point she wanted to draw on her entrepreneurial gifts and her intense desire to make a difference within the African American community. After having taken on a whole new job, where she hoped to add to her repertoire and skill set, Jataun lost that job and was unemployed for quite a bit of time. Her faith in God was really tested, and just as she was at her lowest point financially, she was notified that a grant that she applied for had come through! It was then that she founded 1863FWD, LLC along with its non-profit arm called 1863 Care 2 Care. The mission and focus of 1863FWD is to empower and prepare the formerly incarcerated with the ability to bring their strengths to their communities. Although Jataun realizes that many of these clients will secure traditional job opportunities, she is highly committed to grooming entrepreneurs where their often hidden talents can come to the forefront. Jataun, along with her parents, siblings, children and other extended family members have always found themselves engaged in a number of entrepreneurial pursuits. As if being a renaissance woman were not enough, Jataun, is a doll maker. Her dolls have been commissioned by Therapists who work with children who are greeted with positive images of themselves during counseling and therapeutic sessions. She is also a published author of books that also speak to children’s positive self-images. Her words of wisdom to women age 50+ include JUST DO IT! She wants us to operate within our passions and not listen to those voices that don’t uplift our vision. Her mantra is “You are packaged perfectly!” She also feels it is imperative that we identify what is important to us first and foremost. “I feel the first half of my life went to rearing children and fulfilling the expectations of others,” says Jataun. JUST DO IT! You can connect with Jataun on 1863FWD.org, as Jataun Rollins on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

When the planes hit the Twin Towers, Christina Ray Stanton's life changed forever. Christina witnessed the impact just blocks away from Ground Zero. As toxic dust spread into the air, she boarded a boat off the island and into the unknown. Her faith in God was certainly tested. This is Christina's story. https://christinaraystanton.com/ Out of the Shadow of 9/11 - https://amzn.to/2RnKCSr (Amazon affiliate link) Faith in the Face of Covid-19 - https://amzn.to/3nKP21Y (Amazon affiliate link) ==================================================== Would you like to help support the show? Donations welcome - paypal.me/conqueringeverest Connect with Conquering Everest https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCovvq6iaCWUoo9HEQ6sjK-w https://www.twitch.tv/conqueringeverest brian@conqueringeverest.com Social Media https://www.instagram.com/briantellor/ https://www.facebook.com/conqueringeverestpodcast https://www.twitter.com/briantellor

The Questions About CBD You Want Answers To What is CBD? What are the benefits of CBD? How to use CBD? What factors should I consider when buying CBD? What are the benefits of CBD? Why choose organic CBD? CBD and Me Have you ever done something that you swore you'd never do? Well, that's exactly what happened to me recently. I was introduced to a CBD product and saw the results and just had to jump on board. It's still mind-boggling to me… In fact, it's a double whammy. As a former pharmacist, I have always been skeptical of anything that wasn't FDA approved but was being used for medicinal purposes.  It didn't matter if it was organic or not, the fact that it hadn't been regulated caused me to hesitate. Until my friend, Cori introduced me to Green Compass Global CBD products. The results people are experiencing are mind-blowing. Here are the reasons I joined the team at Green Compass Global. First, it never hurts to have an additional revenue stream.  If 2020 taught us anything, it's that having multiple revenue streams is smart. Second, the company aligns with a few of my core values of faith, integrity, and service to others. Third, if I can help someone else find relief from ailments or sleep better, feel less anxious, or have less pain, I'm all in. I read a quote recently by Barbara Nakatomi – “If you want something better and different, be willing to do something better and different.” That resonated with me for this journey that I recently embarked on. About Sam, Tammie, and Cori and Their Relationships with CBD and Green Compass Global   About Cori Gochar Cori has a bachelor's degree in nursing and has been able to use her nursing background to help navigate through the last 23 years battling an autoimmune disease. She has done research in all areas of health and wellness, including, spiritual discipline, nutrition, yoga, and clean eating. Cori is passionate about total body wellness and looks at the human body as being composed of mind, body, and soul. Cori's recent discovery of the endocannabinoid system and pure, clean medical-grade CBD has furthered her wellness journey and she is so excited to have linked arms with Green Compass Global. Her passion is to share her knowledge with others so they can feel their very best ~mind, body, and soul. Cori knows she is blessed to be a blessing. She is the mother of four beautiful kids and the wife of a dentist. Cori finds joy in her faith and family. She considers herself as being a “hope dealer”. In everything, she does she always has her two perfect sidekicks ~her labrador retrievers Leroy and Nala! About Samantha Faile Samantha is a natural-born “helper.” She is a firm believer that credentials and job descriptions do not define her but they equip her with life lessons that she can share with others. Samantha has been a dancer since she could walk and became fascinated with the body and movement at an early age. Her path led her to explore athletic training during her short-lived college adventure at North Greenville University. Samantha found her soul mate 0f 24 years through her love for dance and music. Together they have 2 beautiful kids and she has a bonus son who has given them 4 awesome grandchildren. Samantha's passion for health, nutrition, and exercise led her to become a certified instructor for Gold's Gym. There she helped clients for over 10 years develop healthy lifelong habits as well as a love for fitness. Samantha's studies and fascination for nutrition served her well. She used that knowledge to help her own son who was diagnosed with a neurological disorder at an early age. Her faith in God and his genius of giving us plant-based medicine and holistic approaches have allowed her son, who is now 17, to be on the other side of that disorder without prescriptions. Samantha's mission is to share her experiences with others in hopes of helping them and their families. She truly believes it is possible to live your best life through natural approaches to healing and wellness. Her motto is “farm first and pharma last.” After much research, she has now partnered with an amazing CBD company that is changing lives and she gets to work individually with each business partner and customer to see them achieve incredible results. About Tammie Epley Tammie is a wife and homeschool mom of 2 who loves sharing the gospel and Jesus. She has worked in the healthcare industry as a Respiratory Therapist for 15 years and has a passion for helping others. About CBD CBD stands for cannabidiol, one of many cannabinoids in both marijuana and hemp. There are actually over a hundred cannabinoids but the two most talked about are CBD and THC. THC is marijuana. It has psychoactive effects and makes you high. Unlike THC, CBD is non-psychoactive, it does not make you high. THC and CBD are two varieties of the same plant. Hemp was bred to provide high levels of CBD and very low levels of THC, only 0.3%. CBD is projected to be a $22 billion industry by 2022. Hemp is lawful. What Factors Should Be Considered When Buying CBD Products Quality – highest grade raw materials, pure, natural, organic, and effective Farming – organic and domestic Transparency – Does the company you are purchasing from share ingredients, extraction methods, and farming practices. Reliability – Does the company you are purchasing from offer a money-back guarantee? Some Of The Benefits of CBD Include Anti-inflammatory Antioxidant – helps modulate the immune system It can alleviate pain and reduce muscular tension Improved social interactions by helping to alleviate anxious feelings For pets, it helps with maintaining healthy hips and joints and a sense of calm. How to Use CBD CBD can be used in low doses as a supplement or in higher doses for more therapeutic effects. The key to dosing CBD is to start low and go slow. Cori's Journey with CBD and Green Compass Global She needed answers and hope. For 23 years Cori has been battling an autoimmune disease that has affected a lot of her organs and has had to be on high-risk drugs and her outlook was that she would have to be on them for the rest of her life. Through prayer, Tammie introduced CBD to Cori. Cori was skeptical that a little plant would help her body.  She'd been on so many strong medications, but since there was a 30-day money-back guarantee she decided to try it. After a week or two, Cori discovered that she felt good, she was less anxious, slept better, and had fewer aches and pains. The best news came when Cori's doctor said she wouldn't have to do chemotherapy this month because her blood work was so pristine. Her life is completely changed and she is grateful to God for such a miraculous blessing. CBD May Not Have the Same Effect For Everyone We need to put a caveat on Cori's testimony for CBD. Every person who tries CBD will experience different results depending on what is going on within their body. It's also important to note that Cori was using Green Compass Global CBD and results may vary with other products that aren't manufactured the way Green Compass products are. Personal Branding Cori gave the perfect example of building the know love and trust factor as a direct sales representative.  Trust determines buying practices. Similarly,if you want to attract clients, you have to build a personal brand and build the know love and trust factor. Learn more about personal branding here. Sam As a former fitness training and someone who studied nutrition, Sam believes plants first pharma second. When her son was diagnosed with a neurological disorder, she decided to forgo pharmaceuticals and use nutrition and at that time was introduced to CBD oil. At this time, there is no sign of neurological disease. Sam is an enneagram 2, which means she's a helper. She was struggling to sleep and the needs of those around her were keeping her awake at night. As she researched things to help her sleep, she began to try CBD products. When she found Green Compass CBD, she was taking 2800 mg of CBD a day. She was finally feeling in charge of her emotions and able to sleep. When Sam tried Green Compass CBD, she was shocked at how effective it was at such a low dose. Her cousin told Sam to start off at the 500mg/ml bottle and use .25ml.  Sam took ¼ of a dropper three times a day and she was feeling great, rested, energized and less stressed. At that point, Sam introduced the Green Compass CBD to her mom and sister and when they started to see results, her cousin told her about the opportunity to join Green Compass. What sold Sam, was that there was no paperwork and it was direct sales, no middle person, so the cost can be low and the cost is the same for Green Compass representatives and all other consumers. Sam expressed how both customers and other representatives are seeing amazing results from the product and the company and that their lives are being changed. Tammie Anxiety has always been a crux for Tammie. She saw doctors and tried medications, but nothing worked. Hormonal imbalances and neck pain made Tammie desperate to find something to help her feel better. After the devastation of losing a pregnancy, she was at the darkest point of her life. Her friend stepped in to help Tammie and suggested CBD. Like Cori, Tammie was skeptical. She had tried CBD before, but it didn't work. Her friend introduced her to Green Compass Global CBD and she was very impressed with the product and became fascinated with how the endocannabinoid system works. After three weeks of starting the CBD, she started sleeping better, her skin was better, and her neck no longer hurt. At that point, she wanted to become part of Green Compass Global so that she could share the CBD with everyone she knew. The better she felt, the more she wanted to share it. The other thing Tammie loves about Green Compass Global is the fact that it is a new company and a ground floor opportunity. Tammie believes Green Compass Global CBD products are amazing. Likewise, Tammie shared that the compensation plan is amazing. Like Cori, Green Compass Global CBD has changed Tammie's life. Why Using Organic CBD Is Important You want organic CBD because the hemp plant absorbs toxins from the environment. If it is not organic, you could be putting toxins in your body which defeats the purpose. Learn More About Your Host, Robyn Graham, Click HERE. To learn about The Brand Marketing Insider by Robyn Graham, click HERE. Join the Female Entrepreneur Insider Facebook Group HERE. Book a Brand Marketing Strategy Session HERE. Ask Me Anything HERE. Connect with me, Robyn Graham: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Pinterest Robyn's Green Compass Global Website Connect with and learn more about Cori: Instagram: www.instagram.com/cgochar6 Facebook: www.facebook.com/corineubauergochar Connect with and learn more about Sam: Instagram: www.instagram.com/samanthafaile Facebook: www.facebook.com/samanthafaile Connect with and learn more about Tammie: Instagram: www.instagram.com/tammieleigh Facebook: www.facebook.com/tammieepley

Today I am joined by Evonne. She is 32 years old and living with Huntington’s. She works as the Director of Youth and Childhood Ministries at a Catholic school in Indiana. She is also a Champions for HD 2021 Social Media Ambassador. A year ago, when she moved to Albany, she began to nice the first symptoms of HD. She remembers crying after she fell down the stairs the first time. She is noticing many things that used to be easy to her now feel like a challenge. However, she chooses hope. Her faith in God and her purpose is helping her through her HD.Follow Evonne:  https://www.instagram.com/evonnecorrales/Follow Champions:https://www.championsforhd.org/https://www.instagram.com/championsforhd/https://www.facebook.com/championsforhd/Follow Shelby:https://www.instagram.com/shelby_lentz/https://www.shelbylentz.com/https://www.facebook.com/shelbylentzmusic/?ref=bookmarksSupport the showhttps://www.championsforhd.org/donateSupport the show (https://www.championsforhd.org/donate)

Mother love I came out dirty You drew me bosom close Smothered with warmth Kisses and songs I came out crying With your joy Sorrow doors slammed shut Gentle words, earths welcome Your eyes my first, Your hands, my blanket your voice my rhythm your care my comfort Indescribable love with you, my beauty defined you believed, no wrong in me with your push, the world mine is Always beside me No complaint, ever your words. Life filled I was the best, mother love I grew, confident and sure Gently leading never judging Loving freely, ever willing Destiny shaping, God pointing My angel, my first love My cheerleader my cupbearer My friend, my nurture Blessed, measureless Salute, a million salutes Mother mine you deserving World's greatest you have to be Strength undefinable yours is. Mother, you are the very best. Today again, I praise your courage Every day my Mother's Day. Mother, mom, mama, momma, Maami. My Mother It was a Friday, I was driving back home from my mission field, and I felt a very heavy foreboding. I knew something was happening around me just could not put my finger on it. I tried to sing songs of worship (what I do when I am clueless or in a fix) all that came were funeral songs. I got home, and another strange thing happened. A bat was in my room. The whole house had nets all around, and so we could not fathom how the bat found its way inside the house. We trapped and got rid of it. I was still perplexed when around 8 pm, I felt as though something left me. Something or someone close to me was making their exit. It was a bizarre, eerie feeling. My mind was still troubled. It was the Easter season. I resorted to meditating on why Jesus came to make the huge sacrifice. On Sunday afternoon, the president of the fellowship I attended came to visit. He chatted about nothing in particular. I sensed he was aiming at something, mainly because he was asking a lot of questions about my mother. My answers must have made him believe I had an idea she was gone because he took his talk further by singing and in the song he twisted some of the words to ask, "how do you mourn?" I replied; “I mourn in the spirit,” and then I caught myself and asked, what had happened to my mother. He answered and said she had gone to be with The Lord. I was numb for several days. You see, my last conversation with my mama was her telling me she felt it was time for her to relax and enjoy the fruit of her labour, but she feared her blood pressure issues had other plans. I rebuked her and even quoted Isaiah saying, ‘you will not plant and another harvest' (my paraphrase). She did not reply me. My point, twenty-six years ago, on the 22nd of April 1994, Maami, Josephine Omenogor Ndego left us to join the triumphant saints. I miss her, remember every day. I sign her name daily before I can access my files. It's my way of keeping her in front of me. I remember her drive, her ruggedness, her faith and above all, her love. As I write this, I am very emotional. My mother was an incredible woman. With very little, she produced a lot. She had tremendous insight and saw through people very easily. She was strong and tender at the same time. Her faith in God was total and daring. Maami, I salute you. You are a rare mother, indeed. Thank you for your sacrifice, and thank you for teaching me to hold my head up high no matter what. amazon.com/anneajadi anneajadinspirations.com Instagram/arnajadi Twitter/arnajadi Facebook/anneajadi Youtube/anneajadi BOOKS BY Anne Ajadi: YOU WILL MARRY WELL GODS LADY IN WAITING WALK WITH ME IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF JESUS STRENGTH FOR THE JOURNEY HEART MATTERS, LIFE MATTERS

Gladys PEACHES Kenney, LMSW empowers women and adolescents to reclaim their Confidence & Voice that was buried under anxiety, depression and fear. She disrupts their negative thoughts, behaviors and activates their  Bold Faith to make Determined Decisions for their life. She is a Faith Motivator, Author, Speaker, & Cancer Survivor.    With over 20 years of experience and a Masters in Social Work, she has unselfishly provided direct services in the community. In addition, wrote a children's book,”Hayden's Happy, Sad, & Sometimes Mad Feelings” assisting children how to deal with emotions appropriately, bullying and building their self-esteem.  Her faith in God is her driving force which compels her to coach others to Push Past their Past & Step Out on Faith into Purpose.   Kenney has been featured on radio stations, podcasts, magazines and now Clubhouse sharing how she conquered cancer. She wrote about her battle with breast cancer in her first books, Stepping Out on Faith Dare to Dream: A Journal of Faith Book & Workbook.  Astonishingly, it was published within 48 hours of her first surgery, demonstrating walking by FAITH is her Lifestyle.   She is aligning with destiny and connecting with other Cancer Survivors to share their journey with cancer, in her “We Won NOT Cancer Book Anthology.   Thus,  Her New Motto: “Cancer didn't kill me but it gave me LIFE & PURPOSE!”     For Bookings Contact:  www.faithsteps8.com Books: Faithsteps8.com/online-store  Email: faithsteps8@gmail.com Instagram FaithSteps8  Facebook SteppingOutonFaithDaretoDream 

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Hello and welcome to season 3 episode 18 of The Berean Manifesto, 10 minutes or so a week of Faith, Hope, and Love for the modern Christian.  This is Pastor Bill of The Ekklesian House and in this installment, due to circumstances out of my control, we are going to be re-visiting a great episode, season 2 episode 75.  Enjoy. Romans 8:28 CSB says, “[28] We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.”  I guess first off we need to acknowledge that God's idea of good for you and your idea of good for you are most likely not the same. We also have to acknowledge that God deals with big picture and the long game. In the end, a season of physical suffering and lack may be the best thing for your growth and ultimate prosperity. I'm going to tell you two stories to emphasize the point here. Well, I'm going to tell you a story and then I'm going to play you a clip with a second story. The first is from Genesis. The story of Joseph, the son of Jacob of whom God renamed Israel. Joseph was the youngest of his brothers and favored by his father. In his brother's jealousy, they sold him to traders who then sold him to a government official in Egypt, a man named Potiphar. Within three years, Joseph worked his way to the top of Potiphar's servants and is put in charge of all household affairs. Potiphar's wife makes a pass at Joseph and when he refuses her advances, she frames him for rape, and Joseph spends the next ten to twelve years in prison. A decade in which he gains favor with the warden, gets put in charge of the prison, and interprets the dreams of two men very close to the pharaoh. One who turns out well, the other one gets beheaded. When Pharaoh himself needs some dream interpretation that his “trusted” advisors are too afraid to explain to him, Joseph is called in. Pharaoh puts Joseph in charge of preparing the kingdom for a coming famine and puts all of Egypt under Joseph's power. Later, when it is revealed to Josephs brothers that he not only survived their treachery but went on to thrive he says to them in Genesis 50:20 CSB, “[20] You planned evil against me; God planned it for good to bring about the present result-the survival of many people.” Indeed, all that Joseph went through placed him in the instrumental position to prevent all the people of Egypt, and the surrounding lands, from starving to death. Now for a more modern story, I'll relinquish the next few minutes to Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life.Church. “I'm gonna tell you a battle I've had in my mind that's not gonna seem like a big deal to you, and it's really not, but it's been a big deal to me. Almost five weeks ago, my latest book, Hope in the Dark, came out, and it's my 15th book. It's the number-one book that's closest to my heart. It tells the journey of the pain that my family's been through. It was available for two days. It's been sold out since. Three full weeks, it's not available on Amazon. Four weeks, it's not available in stores. Some of you, like Pollyanna people are like, oh, praise God. No, I'm upset, okay? The printers can't keep up with the demand. There's people that want it that can't get it. It loses momentum. It's a message that I want in people's hands, and they can't find it. I'm upset. This week, I heard about a couple, and it changed my perspective. Rance and Heather, a couple in their 30s. Heather has been sick and dealing with significant physical issues. She almost died, spent three months in the hospital, recovered, and looked like she was on a good track. They have one child named Boston, and things looked up for Heather and Rance. Now, Rance went outside, came back in, and Heather was not conscious. And at the age of 38, she never recovered. She died. That's a really bad day. But God is still good. Heather liked to shop, and evidently, a couple of weeks ago, she made a purchase. What she ordered was not available. She died, and between her death and her funeral, her last purchase was delivered in the mail. And between her death and her funeral, her husband went to the mailbox and got her last purchase. Her last purchase was a book that came at the exact right time called Hope in the Dark: Believing that God is Good When Life Is Not. And Rance, who just lost his 38-year-old wife, said, I can really see how much God is still with me, because he cared that much, to bring it at the perfect time. So, here's ol' Pastor Craig, full of faith. It's the worst thing ever. No, no, no, no, no. God's timing, His goodness, His timing is perfect. Rance, when he gave me permission to tell this story, said, yeah, it's a really dark time, but Heather's life has inspired so many people. Her faith in God has touched so many people. So what kind of day is it? It's the worst day ever, or, as Rance said, if her story touches one person, then I'm gonna give God praise for that. Here's the problem. So many people see the bad because you're looking for the bad. If you look for God, you will find Him. Where do we make the mistake in our minds? It's we often try to interpret God through our circumstances. This is bad; therefore, God is bad. There's another way to look at the world, and that is to interpret your circumstances through the goodness of God. Then you can recognize, even on what is a bad day, our God is still good. He's still involved. He still cares. He will never leave you. He will never forsake you. Even in the dark times, even when we're waiting, we can still praise him, because no matter what our circumstances are like, our God is always good. You cannot control what happens to you. But you can control how you frame it.” “[28] We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.” That's what Romans 8:28 CSB says, right? To me that sounds like a day to day involvement for those of us submitted to God's will. I surrender my life, my will, my thoughts, and most importantly my plans to The Lord and His will. So, when I oversleep, lose my car keys, have a flat tire, get stuck in traffic, hit every red light, or get stuck behind that train, maybe it's just a fluke, but I choose to believe that God has moved in my life either for my good or the good of another. I like how Pastor Craig put it of controlling how you frame it. You can choose to sweat the details, or you can choose to believe that The Lord is at work. If you're wrong, then all you've lost is stress. Stress that would have shortened your life anyway. This is Pastor Bill saying, “Until next time…”

Excuse my language y'all! Sheesh, she the BIG MAD. Join Shante inside of her personal closet as she decides to stand on the identity that God formed before the foundations of the world. Listen as she prays, declares, and prophesy what and who God says that she is. She'll teach a little and pray much, as she denounces the evil report, Shante stands bold in her fight against the plans of our enemy. Her faith in God produces a "Holy Ghost attitude," as she would put it, and allows her to see the truth of her identity. Short teachings on the Holy Spirit, praying in the Holy Spirit, and the elementary levels of prayer with the Father, she allows us to see her uniqueness & authenticity as she enters her prayer closet. Being honest is what God looks for, & she for sure was honest on this episode. Encouraging us all to stand ten toes down in boldness & the winds blow mightily, her decision to be who God made her to be has given her a battle that has already been won. We still have to show up to the fight, clothed in God's armor and she's done just that. It may be "ratchet" and it may be "unusual" but it is her truth. God is with us, God is for us, & WE have the victory.  Knowing who you are in Christ makes you fight until the death. Death of yourself, death of the old, death of the curses, that you may be born into greatness in God. Will you stand or will you fold? It's up to you. Please share if this was a blessing to you.Comment, Review, & DownloadWant to support Closet Conversations? Have any questions? Want to share a topic or story with us?Closet ConversationsIG: closerconversations1 Email: closetconversations1@gmail.comCashApp: $ShanteCooksPaypal.me/ShanteCooksStand And Proclaim (feat. Chandler Moore) (Reprise) - YouTubeChampion - Maverick City Music x UPPERROOM - YouTube

"Hope doesn't stop...it meets us where we are." In this episode, Cyndi Feasel passes along resources needed to help CTE after the repercussions of repetitive hits appear.  "Her faith in God never wavered," says Dr Adams of Hope After Brain Injury. "In fact, it got stronger when the man she'd married did NOT become the man she'd married through the CTE." Help is on the way!      

This woman knows what struggle looks like.  Her first introduction was at the age of 12. Her faith in God directed her toward the struggles of others and a lifetime of mission trips began. But at age 21, she was face to face with her own struggle. She found herself homeless and had to live out of her car. Yet 8 years later this same young woman was featured in Forbes and Fortune as owning one of the fastest growing woman-owned companies in the world. It is my pleasure to welcome Britnie Turner.

In this episode our guest Jody Belcon a Trinbago educator shares with us her  teaching journey. She has taught in Trinidad and Kurdistan, Iraq and is now based in China.Growing up she wanted to be a Marine Biologist but faith intervened and led her on her current career path as a high school teacher. Jody is passionate about working with young learners and by applying through SABIS was able to secure her first teaching assignment abroad. While in Kurdistan, Iraq she worked diligently and was appointed head of a science department in her second year. She was able to make friends and build a support network in this land far away from the place she called home.  After four years she wanted to return closer to home but as destiny would have it through TES she was able to secure a position at a Boarding school in China, in the midst of Covid-19. With her adventurous spirit she chose to grasp the opportunity and experience this new challenge. She credits her ability to be both flexible and adaptable with much of her success. Her faith in God and the use of her heart and not only her head in making decisions has taken her this far. Her advice to young people is not only to have a dream but the need to action that dream. She also stresses the importance of remaining open to opportunity as sometimes your dream in reality may not look like what you imagined. 

Just turned 18, Savannah learns she's diagnosed with leukemia. Her faith in God was her strength through her 3 year journey to recovery. A must listen to. “Understand, you don't understand.”

Interview with Fertility Coach Natalie Jordon was about perseverance in her journey through infertility. Her faith in God and exploring her options enabled her to have her second daughter. She gained wisdom and compassion for other moms and desire to be a support to them. IG fertilitycoachnatalie www.blessedfertilitycoaching.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/support

Nicky Jeffery, Stay at Home Mum and Casual Teacher and Author is also an amazing sister.  Nicky shared her closeness with her sister Michelle growing up and being travel buddies.  She discussed her personal experience with her mental health and that her sister died by suicide. Her faith in God has led her to educate others in regards to mental health.   She published a film documentary regarding her sister "Precious Michelle" and soon-to-be book celebrating the life of one lost too soon and offering hope to those bereaved by suicide. She has written two books, "Faith-based Travels: A Devotional Guidebook for the Faith-filled Traveller" and "Encouraging Mums with Hope: Light in the Darkness of Maternal Depression.  She has touched many lives in special ways unknown as she shares her faith and thrives as a mum and wife.  www.nickijeffery.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingwithaloha/support

Hello and welcome to season 2 episode 75 of The Berean Manifesto, brought to you by The Ekklesian House. This is Pastor Bill and over the next 10 minutes, or so, we are going to be talking about divine frustration, when our plans are frustrated by God. Romans 8:28 CSB says, “[28] We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.”  I guess first off we need to acknowledge that God's idea of good for you and your idea of good for you are most likely not the same. We also have to acknowledge that God deals with big picture and the long game. In the end, a season of physical suffering and lack may be the best thing for your growth and ultimate prosperity. I'm going to tell you two stories to emphasize the point here. Well, I'm going to tell you a story and then I'm going to play you a clip with a second story. The first is from Genesis. The story of Joseph, the son of Jacob of whom God renamed Israel. Joseph was the youngest of his brothers and favored by his father. In his brother's jealousy, they sold him to traders who then sold him to a government official in Egypt, a man named Potiphar. Within three years, Joseph worked his way to the top of Potiphar's servants and is put in charge of all household affairs. Potiphar's wife makes a pass at Joseph and when he refuses her advances, she frames him for rape, and Joseph spends the next ten to twelve years in prison. A decade in which he gains favor with the warden, gets put in charge of the prison, and interprets the dreams of two men very close to the pharaoh. One who turns out well, the other one gets beheaded. When Pharaoh himself needs some dream interpretation that his “trusted” advisors are too afraid to explain to him, Joseph is called in. Pharaoh puts Joseph in charge of preparing the kingdom for a coming famine and puts all of Egypt under Joseph's power. Later, when it is revealed to Josephs brothers that he not only survived their treachery but went on to thrive he says to them in Genesis 50:20 CSB, “[20] You planned evil against me; God planned it for good to bring about the present result-the survival of many people.” Indeed, all that Joseph went through placed him in the instrumental position to prevent all the people of Egypt, and the surrounding lands, from starving to death. Now for a more modern story, I'll relinquish the next few minutes to Pastor Craig Groeschel of Life.Church. “I'm gonna tell you a battle I've had in my mind that's not gonna seem like a big deal to you, and it's really not, but it's been a big deal to me. Almost five weeks ago, my latest book, Hope in the Dark, came out, and it's my 15th book. It's the number-one book that's closest to my heart. It tells the journey of the pain that my family's been through. It was available for two days. It's been sold out since. Three full weeks, it's not available on Amazon. Four weeks, it's not available in stores. Some of you, like Pollyanna people are like, oh, praise God. No, I'm upset, okay? The printers can't keep up with the demand. There's people that want it that can't get it. It loses momentum. It's a message that I want in people's hands, and they can't find it. I'm upset. This week, I heard about a couple, and it changed my perspective. Rance and Heather, a couple in their 30s. Heather has been sick and dealing with significant physical issues. She almost died, spent three months in the hospital, recovered, and looked like she was on a good track. They have one child named Boston, and things looked up for Heather and Rance. Now, Rance went outside, came back in, and Heather was not conscious. And at the age of 38, she never recovered. She died. That's a really bad day. But God is still good. Heather liked to shop, and evidently, a couple of weeks ago, she made a purchase. What she ordered was not available. She died, and between her death and her funeral, her last purchase was delivered in the mail. And between her death and her funeral, her husband went to the mailbox and got her last purchase. Her last purchase was a book that came at the exact right time called Hope in the Dark: Believing that God is Good When Life Is Not. And Rance, who just lost his 38-year-old wife, said, I can really see how much God is still with me, because he cared that much, to bring it at the perfect time. So, here's ol' Pastor Craig, full of faith. It's the worst thing ever. No, no, no, no, no. God's timing, His goodness, His timing is perfect. Rance, when he gave me permission to tell this story, said, yeah, it's a really dark time, but Heather's life has inspired so many people. Her faith in God has touched so many people. So what kind of day is it? It's the worst day ever, or, as Rance said, if her story touches one person, then I'm gonna give God praise for that. Here's the problem. So many people see the bad because you're looking for the bad. If you look for God, you will find Him. Where do we make the mistake in our minds? It's we often try to interpret God through our circumstances. This is bad; therefore, God is bad. There's another way to look at the world, and that is to interpret your circumstances through the goodness of God. Then you can recognize, even on what is a bad day, our God is still good. He's still involved. He still cares. He will never leave you. He will never forsake you. Even in the dark times, even when we're waiting, we can still praise him, because no matter what our circumstances are like, our God is always good. You cannot control what happens to you. But you can control how you frame it.” “[28] We know that all things work together for the good of those who love God, who are called according to his purpose.” That's what Romans 8:28 CSB says, right? To me that sounds like a day to day involvement for those of us submitted to God's will. I surrender my life, my will, my thoughts, and most importantly my plans to The Lord and His will. So, when I oversleep, lose my car keys, have a flat tire, get stuck in traffic, hit every red light, or get stuck behind that train, maybe it's just a fluke, but I choose to believe that God has moved in my life either for my good or the good of another. I like how Pastor Craig put it of controlling how you frame it. You can choose to sweat the details, or you can choose to believe that The Lord is at work. If you're wrong, then all you've lost is stress. Stress that would have shortened your life anyway. This is Pastor Bill saying, “Until next time…”

Amyah Bray is a member of the Manchester Township Hawks in Manchester, NJ. Amyah is a Sophomore and can play PG, SG, SF and PF. She plays where ever the team needs her and prides herself on being a strong defender. Manchester is a powerhouse team in Group 2. They earned their way to the State Finals this season with a decisive win over Manasquan in the Sectional Finals. Amyah is a motivated and ready for any challenge that lies ahead of her. She's willing to do whatever it takes to reach her goals. Her faith in God along with strong family support have helped her along the way. Manchester Township Middle School MVP Manchester Township Middle School Female Athlete of the Year Honor Roll 3rd grade-Present 2020 Shore Coaches B-South Honorable Mention 2020 SSN All Shore Honorable Mention 2020 Hoop Group Most Improved Team Check out her profile on Hudl. https://www.hudl.com/profile/12163318/Amyah-Bray Check out her profile on Twitter. https://twitter.com/amyahbray1

Kristan Hawkins is a mom of three young children, and before she joined us for her interview, she took all three to the dentist! This woman is gutsy! She's determined to train and lead students of all ages with the ability to speak the factual truth about life. Her faith in God is her protection from the evil that she faces daily. Kristan is a published author with several titles dealing with pro-life issues and more. A frequent speaker and media analyst, Kristan's expertise includes abortion, feminism, disability advocacy and healthcare, as she navigates the social conditions and public policy that impacts the human rights issue of our day. Listen to experience Kristan's enthusiasm and knowledge! Go to https://studentsforlife.org for more information! www.chooseliferadio.com