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Send us a textIn this second episode of our Shame to Shalom series, we're digging into those nagging whispers—“you're too much” or “you're not enough”—that have shaped so much of how we see ourselves. But what if those labels never came from God? Starting with His question in Genesis 3:11, “Who told you that…?” we invite you to reflect with us on the origin of shame and how to gently dismantle it. Through our own stories and Scripture, we discover that we're not broken projects—we're God's poema from Ephesians 2:10: His intentional, beautiful workmanship.We also introduce practical tools like breath prayers, guided exercises, and we bring back a tried and true approach called “Look and Learn”—a five-question framework that helps us respond to failure with grace, not guilt. Instead of spiraling into shame, we're learning to get curious, notice our thoughts, and bring in truth. If the voice inside sounds more like a bully than our Shepherd, it's time to challenge it. Join us as we continue the journey of replacing old lies with God's words of peace and purpose.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Send us a textExpanding Horizons: BetaTalk's New Newsletter and Website!We're thrilled to announce that BetaTalk is growing! In addition to our regular podcast episodes, we're launching a brand new newsletter and an associated website. This expansion will allow us to bring you even more in-depth content, industry news, and valuable insights into the world of heat pumps and sustainable building.Our newsletter, launching shortly, will be your go-to source for the latest industry developments, insightful opinion pieces from the third sector, and crucially, real-world heat pump case studies from experienced engineers in the Guild of Master Heat Engineers. This is an exciting step in our mission to inform and empower.As Chris Stark, former CEO of the Climate Change Committee, remarked about this new venture: "Nathan is one of the UK's clean heat leaders, so I always watch him closely. This collaborative media venture is an exciting next step. We need positive voices like Nathan's to help broaden knowledge around retrofit and heat pump installations."Don't miss out! Be among the first to receive our new newsletter and stay ahead of the curve:Sign up now for exclusive content and updates!Episode Notes:Welcome back to BetaTalk! In this fascinating episode, we delve deep into the world of air-to-air (A2A) heat pump systems for domestic properties. We were incredibly fortunate to be joined by two distinguished guests: Es Tresidder, a consultant specialising in Passivhaus design and low-carbon building design optimisation, and Michael Cosham, a seasoned HVAC engineer with 47 years of invaluable experience.Our conversation began by exploring air-to-air systems in general, including Michael's personal experience building an A2A system for his first home on Canvey Island. Es then shared insights into the A2A system installed in his own highly efficient home, providing a real-world perspective on their performance.We thoroughly discussed the numerous advantages of A2A systems in domestic properties, highlighting their efficiency and effectiveness. We also touched upon some perceived disadvantages, but as our conversation unfolded, it became clear that many of these concerns, such as fan speeds, comfort, noise, and even dry skin issues, may be simple to resolve with proper system setup and design. Indeed, with the right configuration, these issues may not even exist. For more on this, and avoiding potential pitfalls, Es has provided these insightful articles:About overheating in low-energy buildings: https://www.highlandpassive.com/do-low-energy-buildings-have-an-overheating-problem/Understanding thermal comfort: https://www.highlandpassive.com/why-do-i-feel-chilly/A key takeaway from this episode was the remarkably low cost of A2A heat pumps, making them an increasingly attractive and accessible option for homeowners looking to embrace sustainable heating solutions.Join us for a truly enlightening discussion that challenges preconceptions and sheds light on the true potential of air-to-air heat pump technology.Support the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Send us a textIn this first episode of our four-part series, we open up about the quiet yet powerful voice of shame that often whispers when we look in the mirror. From body image struggles to deeply rooted family messages, we share our own stories and trace the roots of shame all the way back to the Garden of Eden. But we don't stop there—together, we explore the hope that comes when we realize Jesus carried not just our sin, but our shame too.This episode isn't just about identifying the problem—it's about offering real tools for healing. We walk through practices like The God List, Praise Fests, and breath prayers that have helped us trade shame-filled lies for truth-filled peace. You'll hear the difference between conviction and shame, and we'll help you reclaim your reflection as a sacred space. Join us on this journey toward peace, purpose, and seeing yourself through God's eyes. Be sure to grab the free “Who I Am in Christ” resource at teamlifeisgood.com/identity.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

In celebration of the National Day of the Cowboy, we're taking you to the “cowboy side of California” — the small town of Parkfield — where the Varian family has spent generations stewarding the land, building community, and sharing the values of ranch life. Located in the Cholame Valley, the V6 Ranch is more than a working cattle operation. It's a living legacy of conservation, hospitality, and heritage.In this episode, host and CEO, Michael Delbar, sits down with Jack, John, and Lauren Varian to share the story of their ranch. They discuss what it means to protect the land through a conservation easement with the California Rangeland Trust, and how they open their gates to the public through cattle drives, trail rides, and cowboy academies. Together, they talk about what it means to live with the land, to honor the past while preparing for the future, and to keep the spirit of the West alive.If you want to learn more about how you can get involved in the work that we do, visit rangelandtrust.orgWant to learn more? Chat with us!Support the showLearn more about the work the Rangeland Trust does by following us on social media @rangelandtrust!

Day 20: "I Wish I Had a Normal Relationship With My Biological Dad" Family relationships—especially ones that feel broken or distant—can leave deep emotional weight. In today's episode, we'll talk about how to process grief, unmet expectations, and the longing for a “normal” connection. You'll learn how to separate your worth from someone else's choices, and how to create healing—even when the relationship doesn't look how you hoped it would.

Day 19: "How to Create a Vision Board" A vision board isn't just a collage—it's a tool to train your brain to focus on what matters. In today's episode, I'll walk you through the why behind vision boards, the how of creating one that actually motivates you, and what to include if you want to stay connected to your goals. Whether you're dreaming big or just trying to get clear on your next step, this episode will help you visualize a future you're excited to work toward.

We had a fascinating conversation with Duncan Lawrence, a homeschool graduate and experienced registered nurse. Duncan will share insights into how his passions have evolved, the skills he's gained along the way, and his current career goals within the rapidly growing field of informatics.

Day 18: "Help, My Actions Don't Match My Values" Ever catch yourself doing the opposite of what you say matters most? You're not broken—you're human. In today's episode, we'll explore why this disconnect happens and how to realign your daily choices with the values you truly care about. You'll learn a simple coaching model to bring clarity, accountability, and peace to your day-to-day decisions.

What happens when God calls you into a completely new season of ministry after decades of faithful service? In this powerful episode, Micah sits down with Michelle Frank, co-founder of Safe Places for Women and author of "Leading After Loss," to explore the journey of navigating major life and ministry transitions.In this episode, you'll discover:How to discern when God is calling you into a new seasonThe vital importance of processing change and transition wellWhy walking through difficult seasons with Jesus is essential for healthy leadershipPractical steps to find mentors and champions in your ministry journeyHow season changes can position you for greater kingdom impactWhether you're walking through your own season of transition or simply want to build resilience for leadership changes ahead, Michelle's hard-won wisdom will encourage and equip you to lead with hope through any season.Michelle Frank has been in anti-trafficking ministry for nearly 20 years. She co-founded Safe Places for Women, which grew to serve survivors across multiple states. Now in a new season of ministry, she coaches and consults with ministry leaders nationwide through InPower Partnerships. Her book "Leading After Loss: How to Navigate Grief and Brave New Beginnings" is available on Amazon.Send us a text Support the showLearn more about Elijah Rising »Follow us on Instagram »Donate and Support Our Work »

Day 17: "I Wish My Body Didn't Have Such a Hard Time Losing Weight" If you've ever felt like your body is working against you, you're not alone. In today's episode, we're unpacking the hidden thoughts that can sabotage progress—and how to shift from frustration to partnership with your body. You'll learn a powerful mindset tool to stop the mental battle and start supporting your body from a place of compassion and curiosity.

Send us a textHave you ever caught yourself saying, “I just don't feel like it,” even when something really matters? We have too. In this episode, Heidi shares a game-changing realization: if we wait for motivation to magically show up, we might stay stuck. But when we make choices based on our values—especially our identity in Christ—something shifts. We explore what it means to stop letting feelings drive the bus and start acting from a place that's rooted and true.This conversation gets real as we share honest struggles and simple tools that help us move forward, even when emotions push back. From the “first thought, second thought” approach to a quick values-check practice, we offer a framework that helps you pause, reflect, and take action that aligns with who you really are. It's not about forcing yourself through life—it's about recognizing that motivation often follows movement, especially when that movement starts from your core values.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Day 16: "I Wish I Wasn't as Stressed as Usual" Stress doesn't always come from what's happening around us—it often comes from what we believe about what's happening. In today's episode, we'll explore how to identify the thought patterns that fuel daily stress and how to reframe them using powerful mindset tools. You'll walk away with a practical coaching strategy, a simple breathing exercise, and a reminder that peace is available—even in the middle of chaos.

Send us a textRhiannon and Nathan discuss the recent Installer Show 2025 at Birmingham NEC, covering current trends within the heating industry, including issues related to training.This season is sponsored by Intergas Support the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Day 15: I Wish I Would Stop ProcrastinatingWhy do we delay the things we actually want to get done? In today's episode, we explore the hidden thoughts behind procrastination and how it's often rooted in fear, perfectionism, or overwhelm. You'll learn how to shift from avoidance to action using powerful mindset tools that help you feel motivated, focused, and in control. If you're tired of feeling stuck or always running behind, this episode is for you.Know a teen who struggles to follow through or stay motivated? My 6-week Mindset for Teens program teaches the tools to overcome procrastination, anxiety, and self-doubt. Enroll now at healthcoachheather.com and take 50% off with code MINDSET50 through July 17!Support the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

Day 14: I Wish I Was Brave Enough to Stand Up for MyselfToday's episode is all about courage—the kind it takes to speak up, set boundaries, and own your voice, especially when it feels scary. If you've ever felt small, dismissed, or unsure how to respond in tough situations, this coaching session will help you uncover what's really holding you back and how to build self-trust and inner strength. We'll use mindset tools to shift fear into empowerment so you can stop shrinking and start standing tall.If you know a teen who struggles with confidence, this is the kind of life-changing support they need. My 6-week Mindset for Teens coaching course is now open for enrollment. Sign your teen up today at healthcoachheather.com — and let's build the next generation of bold, emotionally intelligent leaders.Support the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

Send us a textIn this episode of the Remembering and Re-enchanting podcast, hostess Sara Jolena Wolcott speaks with John Seed and Niamh Murray about deep ecology, the interconnectedness of all life, and the importance of community and ceremony in fostering ecological identity. They explore personal journeys, mystical moments, the significance of indigenous wisdom, and how deep ecology plays a role in the broader need for a cultural reclamation project to reconnect with nature and with one other. The discussion emphasizes the critical role shifting consciousness to address the ecological crises we face today, highlighting the role of spiritual traditions and collective practices in this transformative process.Towards the end of the podcast, John Seed leads the listeners in an experiential exercise, and we invite our listeners to engage with it.01:33 Introduction to Deep Ecology03:40 John Seed's Journey and Awakening07:36 The Evolution of Connection to Nature11:52 Ceremonies and Practices in Deep Ecology18:29 Cultural Reclamation and Community Practices26:52 Engaging with Indigenous Wisdom41:19 The Journey of Seeing Differently42:43 The Great Unraveling and the Great Turning48:37 Crisis in Consciousness54:00 The Power of Community and Connection59:47 Experiential exercise: Breathing with the Green World01:04:32 Poetry as a Path to Deep Ecology01:10:36 Intergenerational Wisdom and Responsibility01:19:09 Honoring the Web of TeachersJohn Seed:WebsiteInstagramFacebookHelp protect the Koalas! - The Great Koala National ParkNiamh Murray (Enviro Mentality)InstagramWebsiteThe Emotion CodeNewsletterSupport the showLearn more about Sara Jolena Wolcott and Sequoia SamanvayaMusic Title: Both of Us Music by: madiRFAN Don't forget to "like" and share this episode!

While our conversation will focus on educating students at home with unique learning needs and how parents can provide positive, encouraging support, Dr. Stoudt will also provide insight into a deeper understanding of when standardized testing is helpful and how much weight it should have in a parent's homeschool world.

Send us a textIn this final episode of our three-part series The Real Thing, we talk about something we often resist—God's holy disruptions. Using the story of Zacchaeus, we explore how Jesus didn't just stop by for a visit, but invited him into something lasting. The word used is meno—to abide—and it changes everything. This wasn't about tweaking a few behaviors; it was an invitation to step out of hiding and into real relationship.This was a difficult conversation to have. We share honestly about the struggle of letting go of control and embracing God's interruptions, including a tender story about a dog named Sevy. From the bleeding woman to Saul's blinding light, we reflect on how Jesus often disrupts before He restores. With breath prayers and practical tools, we invite you to consider where He might be gently disrupting your own “almost” life. If you're craving support in that process, join our private online community at revelationwithin.org.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Episode Title: “I Wish My Family Didn't Fight So Much” — Finding Peace in the ChaosWhat happens when the people you love the most also bring the most tension? In today's episode, we unpack the thought: “I wish my family didn't fight so much.” This is a common challenge for teens—and one that can leave them feeling helpless, anxious, or even responsible for keeping the peace.In this coaching session, we explore how to shift your inner world even when your outer world feels unstable. You'll learn mindset tools, a powerful visualization, and tapping techniques to help teens feel grounded, empowered, and more at ease in their home environment.

Send us a textIn this episode Nathan chats to his friend Ian Edgeworth, author of the recent books "Wellcome to the Wonderful world of Air source Heat Pumps - What Kept You"  and "The Pocket Guide to Low Temperature Central Heating" You can find the books at New Perspectives.ComListen to Ian's journey into teaching and what he and Nathan think of the current situation regarding heat pump training.This season is being sponsored by Intergas who make the quality xylinder - a heat pump cylinderSupport the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Episode Title: “I'm Being Bullied Everywhere” — How to Regain Your PowerIn today's episode, we explore the heavy and heartbreaking thought: “I'm being bullied everywhere.” Whether it's true or just feels true, this belief can take a toll on a teen's confidence and emotional wellbeing. In this coaching session, we break down what's really happening in the mind and how to begin shifting out of fear and powerlessness using tools like the CTFAR model and EFT tapping.This is a powerful conversation for anyone who feels misunderstood, mistreated, or overwhelmed by social pressure. Let's help our teens rewrite the story and build emotional resilience—so they can respond from strength rather than fear.

Discover how Shelby Roe transformed her love of animals into a career at the forefront of biological research. Experience the excitement of scientific discoveries as Shelby candidly shares her path into the molecular biology field, navigating the challenges of the often-intimidating landscape of STEM.

Send us a textIn Part 2 of our three-part series The Real Thing, we talk about the "almosts"—those things we turn to for comfort that feel close to peace but never quite satisfy. Whether it's late-night snacks, comparison, or performance, we've both reached for substitutes that ultimately leave us thirsty. Drawing from Jeremiah 2:13 and Isaiah 44, we unpack the imagery of broken cisterns and burned-out ashes, asking: Why do we keep trying to feed on what no longer gives life?This conversation isn't just about recognizing what's not working—it's about learning to receive what is. We share stories from our own lives and invite you into a reflective process using breath prayers and simple journaling prompts. What are the places in your life that feel like “almosts”? What would it look like to trade those in for the living water Jesus offers? Join us on this honest journey towards something real—because you weren't made to settle for almost.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

As we increasingly depend on external stimulation for diversion, our ability to reflect, remember, compare, and contemplate seems to wane. This discussion addresses this need as well as practical ways we can help our students develop these essential thinking skills.

Have you ever felt that quiet fear creeping in—“What if I lose my spark?” Today, we're diving into the real and raw thought:

Send us a textIn this first episode of our new series, The Real Thing, we confront a subtle but powerful lie many of us have believed: that following Jesus means managing our lives better. From color-coded binders to constant striving, we've both fallen into the trap of believing that more control equals more freedom. But Jesus didn't come to help us manage our sin—He came to give us life to the full. That doesn't mean a perfect life, but a deep, soul-satisfying connection with Him that begins now.We share personal stories of how “management mode” drained us—Heidi in her struggles with fear-driven weight control, and Christina in the midst of her mom's Alzheimer's journey, where surrender brought surprising peace. We're learning that true freedom comes not through tighter grip, but through trust. We close with simple breath prayers and practical steps to help you move from self-reliance to relationship. You were made for more than managing—you were made for real life with God.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Send us a textJune 24th marks the anniversary of the Supreme Court's Dobbs v. Jackson decision that overturned Roe v. Wade in 2022—a monumental moment for the pro-life movement. But as we reflect on that victory, it's clear the fight for life is far from over.In this powerful episode, I'm joined by Dr. William Lile, The ProLife Doc—a board-certified OB/GYN and national pro-life speaker—who brings a unique blend of medical expertise, biblical conviction, and compassion to the discussion. We talk about:Why the unborn should be treated as patients and personsHow pastors, citizens, and local leaders can effectively engage the cultureWhat it looks like to defend life in a post-Roe societyHow science, scripture, and strategy come together in today's pro-life movementDr. Lile reminds us that every heartbeat, every ultrasound, every medical advancement reinforces what we already know: life begins at conception—and it's our calling to defend it. ProLife Doc | Make the Right Choice | Pensacola, Fl.

Send us a textThe latest episode of BetaTalk dives deep into a topic of critical importance for the future of skilled trades and green technology: the intricate world of Vocational Training Qualifications (VTQs) and how they stack up against General Qualifications (GQs).Host Nathan Gambling, always at the forefront of heating and skills discussions, explores a key differentiator in VTQs: the expectation that ALL learning outcomes must be truly mastered for a qualification to be awarded. This isn't just about passing an exam; it's about demonstrating genuine competence.What makes this particularly "interesting," as Nathan highlights, is the unique assessment model. Unlike GQs, the assessment for VTQs is largely devolved to the training centre, rather than solely residing with the awarding organisation (AO). However, here's the kicker: the AO remains fully responsible and accountable for the quality and integrity of the qualification itself.This creates a fascinating dynamic. On one hand, it makes it incredibly straightforward to independently assess whether individuals have genuinely mastered every single learning outcome. If something's amiss, it's very easy to trace accountability back to the awarding organisation.This conversation takes on even greater significance when we consider the millions of taxpayer pounds currently funding crucial qualifications, such as those for heat pump installations. With significant public investment, ensuring that these qualifications genuinely produce competent professionals is paramount.Tune in to the latest BetaTalk episode to understand the implications of this assessment model, the responsibilities of AOs, and why robust VTQs are essential for building a skilled workforce, especially in vital sectors like renewable heating.This season is sponsored by IntergasSupport the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Through gentle encouragement, humor, and passion, Mary empowers homeschooling moms to achieve greater balance and find more joy in their journeys.

Send us a textIn this episode, we dive into the question, “What am I truly thirsting for?” We open a new series focused on caring for our bodies as sacred spaces, not problems to fix. Shifting our mindset in this way reshapes how we respond to emotional eating, self-image, and daily struggles. Drawing from Scripture, we reflect on the Hebrew idea of "thirst"—a deep, soul-level longing—and how only God's presence can satisfy that ache. Like the deer in Psalm 42, our hearts chase after true refreshment, yet we often settle for broken substitutes like food, performance, or approval.Christina shares a recent personal moment of emotional craving, where she realized her deeper need wasn't food—it was God's comfort in a hard place. We talk about how God meets us in our dry, weary spaces, just as seasonal rains bring new life to parched hills. We also offer a journaling prompt to help you name your own "dry places" and a breath prayer to connect with God in those moments. This episode is an invitation to see your body as already beloved and to tend to it with grace—because Jesus is present, even in your thirst.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Julie Jones is a business protocol and etiquette expert, sought-after public speaker, corporate trainer, and educator. She is certified by the Protocol School of Washington. Mentioned on the ShowLearn more about Julie's work on her website, Today's Professionals: https://www.todaysprofessionals.com/Julie's profile on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/therealjulieajonesFollow Julie on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealjulieajones/_______________________Connect with O'Brien McMahon on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/obrienmcmahon/Learn more about O'Brien: https://obrienmcmahon.com/________________________Timestamps(00:00) Introduction to Julie Jones.(01:55) What is protocol and business etiquette?(04:50) What's the difference between extroversion and connecting with others?(06:34) What is involved in modern etiquette?(11:00) Why do first impressions matter?(19:53) What is your reaction to the idea of bringing your whole self to work?(25:22) "Act as pretty as you look."(28:28) Image vs. brand: what's the difference?(35:34) How do you align your personal brand with the company brand?(43:39) Values: show up for others; align with the company; seek what's best.(44:41) How do we help others get what they want out of life?(46:52) Where can people contact Julie Jones?

Today we coached through this very real fear of uncertainty. The truth is -- we all crave certainty, but waiting for it can keep us stuck. Instead, we get to shift into trust plus vision and take steps forward, even when we don't have the whole picture. When you learn how to manage your mind, you create your future -- one decision, one belief, one action at a time.I also guided this client through EFT tapping to help release the anxiety and step into peace.IF YOU'RE READY to help you child, build his life -- changing tools, my six week mindset for kids program is open for enrollement. DM me to join! or go to www.healthcoachheather.comSupport the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

In this episode of Tuned in to the Land, host and CEO, Michael Delbar, sits down with Natalie Kovarik — a fourth-generation cattle rancher, ag advocate, and co-host of the Discover Ag podcast. Together, they explore the critical role communications plays in sustaining the agricultural industry and fostering understanding between those who produce our food and those who consume it.From her rural Nebraska ranch to reaching millions through social media, Natalie has built a platform grounded in transparency, connection, and an unwavering passion for the industry. In this conversation, she shares how her journey into digital storytelling began, why it's essential for producers to be proactive voices, and how authenticity can build trust with a public increasingly disconnected from where their food comes from.You'll hear how Natalie tackles misinformation, elevates real stories from the land, and empowers other producers to join the conversation with clarity and confidence. Whether you're directly involved in agriculture or simply curious about the people and practices behind your food, this episode offers compelling insight into how communication can bridge the gap between producers and the public.Want to learn more? Chat with us!Support the showLearn more about the work the Rangeland Trust does by following us on social media @rangelandtrust!

Send us a textThis week on the podcast, Nathan sits down with Nigel from DK Heat Recovery to discuss an innovative approach to energy efficiency.Many businesses across the UK, like meat and food processing plants and butchers, rely on cold storage rooms kept cool by heat pump systems. These facilities also require significant amounts of hot water for their washing-down processes. Similarly, gyms use heat pump systems to maintain a comfortable temperature for workouts and need plenty of hot water for showers.Traditionally, the heat generated by these cooling systems is simply expelled into the atmosphere, a complete waste of energy. However, DK Heat Recovery has developed a clever solution to recycle this wasted energy and use it to heat hot water.Tune in to hear Nigel explain how the special coils in their cylinders are designed to capture the heat from the refrigerant instead of letting it escape into the atmosphere. It's a fascinating look at how businesses can become more sustainable and reduce their energy costs!This season's sponsor is Intergas who make a great xylinder for heat pump systemsSupport the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Send us a textIn this episode, we talk about what it really means to trust the unfolding of life when things don't go according to plan. We've both longed for the blueprint—the full picture—but God often asks us to take just the next step without knowing what's around the corner. Releasing control is tough, but we've learned that peace doesn't come from having all the answers. Heidi shares how something as inconvenient as a flat tire turned into a sacred moment with her mom—reminding us that what feels like an interruption may actually be part of God's gentle redirection.We lean into scriptures like Psalm 37:5 and Proverbs 16:9 and explore how to practice trusting the unfolding through simple breath prayers, journaling, and asking God to help us loosen our grip on control. For us, trusting the unfolding means choosing to believe that God is present and active, even when the path feels uncertain. If you're in a season of waiting, change, or unknowns, we invite you to join us and remember: your life is not random, and the One writing your story is trustworthy.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Dennis and Bobbie Mark, founders of Redeemed Ministries and true pioneers in the anti-trafficking movement. After 19 years of dedicated service, they share their journey from strip club outreach to opening one of Texas's first residential homes for sex trafficking survivors. Dennis and Bobbie discuss the evolution of trauma-informed care, the challenges of building programs without precedent, and how their work has influenced law enforcement approaches to supporting victimsTheir story reveals the heart behind the statistics and demonstrates how commitment to serving the most vulnerable can create lasting change. This episode offers valuable insights for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of anti-trafficking work and the power of restoration.Send us a text Support the showLearn more about Elijah Rising »Follow us on Instagram »Donate and Support Our Work »

Welcome to Day 3 of 30 days of coaching. Today I am addressing this concern from a young teenage girl..."I wish I didn't Care What Other People Think of Me."Can you relate? We've all had similar thoughts which leads to feelings of insecurity. From there, we play small or hide. We can't truly be the person we want to be in all situations in life. Let's turn that all around today. And if you think your teenage child could benefit from having their own life coach, come on over to www.healthcoachheather.com to get them signed up for my 6 week mindset classes for kids. Support the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

Send us a textJust when you thought the radical left couldn't get more unhinged, the Summer of Love 2.0 has arrived—and it's even more organized than 2020. I'm Julie Barrett breaks down the violent anti-ICE riots erupting across Democrat-run cities, the gaslighting from politicians like Gavin Newsom, and how our children are being indoctrinated through public schools with radical “decolonization” ideology.We saw this coming. The question is—are we ready?

Send us a textJoin Nathan's guests David & Rob from Fornax and dive into the nitty-gritty of the Boiler Upgrade Scheme (BUS) consultation and explore how third-party finance could be the key to unlocking widespread domestic heat pump adoption. We'll break down the "finance gap challenge," look at what makes third-party ownership work, and dissect the pros and cons of different financing models.In this episode, we discuss:The Finance Gap Challenge: Why current BUS grants alone aren't enough for mass market adoption and how existing loan products fall short for consumers and installers.The Power of Third-Party Ownership: How it dramatically increases heat pump installations by offering: Superior consumer protection: If the system fails, customers stop paying, and the financer is responsible for resolution.Risk alignment: Financiers are incentivized to ensure proper installation and ongoing performance.Better affordability and accessibility: Eliminates large upfront capital requirements.Support for installer businesses: Creates sustainable, predictable maintenance income.What Works: Consumer Hire vs. What Doesn't:Consumer Hire agreements: The only commercially viable third-party ownership model under UK regulation. Subject to robust FCA Consumer Duty protections—not "lightly regulated."Consumers have clear and simple mechanisms to keep their system; providers don't want them back!Why Hire Purchase models are problematic: Despite being highlighted in the consultation, they remain commercially unworkable due to existing financial regulations.Consumer Protection Reality Check:Consumer preference surveys don't equal deliverable products—regulatory constraints matter.Consumer protection isn't free: Every additional measure either limits access to affordable heat pumps or makes them more expensive/unworkable. Duplicative measures unfairly penalize consumers.Repossession rights are fundamental to risk pricing; removing them increases costs for all consumers (e.g., mortgages).Maximum term limits would reduce affordability and increase financial exclusion.Many proposed duplicative requirements (e.g., Ofgem doing things the FCA already does) deter small businesses and hinder independent installers.Innovation vs. Prescription Risk:Over-prescription risks stifling innovation just as the market gains momentum.Standard contract requirements could recreate past failures like the Green Deal/Green Homes Grant.THIS SEASON IS BEING SPONSORED BY INTERGAS Support the showLearn more about heat pump heating by followingNathan on Linkedin, Twitter and BlueSky

Here's a polished podcast episode description for Day 2 of your “30 Days of Coaching” series:Episode Title: Day 2 – "I Wish I Had More Free Time to Just Be a Kid"Episode Description: In today's coaching session, we explore the powerful statement shared by a teen: "I wish I had more free time to just be a kid." We dive into what this means, how pressure and busyness affect young people, and how to shift the story from overwhelm to ownership. You'll hear live coaching using the CTFAR model, followed by a calming EFT tapping round to release stress and reclaim space for joy.Whether you're a teen, parent, or coach — this episode is a reminder that we all need breathing room to grow.At the end, I share how to join my 6-week Mindset for Kids course or book a private coaching package for deeper transformation.Support the showLearn how to rate and review this podcast HERE ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐Check out my website HERE

Send us a textHave you ever felt like you're sitting on an emotional trash can, afraid that lifting the lid will make everything spill out? We've both been there. In this episode, we talk about how we've tried to hold it all together—telling ourselves to “move on” or “just get over it”—because that's what we heard from others and from our own inner critic. But we've found that real healing doesn't come from avoidance. It comes when we let God into the mess, one honest moment at a time.We share personal stories—like digging through old journals and clothes tied to body image struggles—and how counterfeit comforts only gave temporary relief. The real shift started when we stopped numbing the pain and started facing it with God. Psalm 23 reminds us He walks with us through the darkest valleys, not around them. This isn't about having it all figured out—it's about trusting the One who holds us even in our weakness. We hope you'll join us in exploring what it means to find lasting comfort, not in escape, but in Christ.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org

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Send us a textIn this episode, we get real about the counterfeit comforts we each reach for when life feels too heavy—whether that's emotional eating, perfectionism, scrolling, or even throwing ourselves into ministry. We open up about how our personal stories shaped these patterns. Heidi shares how growing up with alcoholic parents taught her to cope through control and performance, while Christina talks about how her mom's trauma from WWII in Germany created a legacy of anxiety and over-functioning in her own life. These habits may look harmless, but they often mask a deeper ache we're trying to numb.We also talk about how family history and cultural messages feed these false comforts and how even “good” things—like spiritual routines—can become a way to avoid real connection with God. But there's hope. Scripture invites us to bring our struggles into the light and let God meet us in the very places we tend to hide. Instead of running from discomfort, we're learning to pause and invite God in—right in the middle of our mess. Tune in and join us as we unpack the beginning of this healing journey.Support the showLearn more about our Revelation Within Community: https://www.revelationwithin.org