When someone gets a cancer diagnosis, they get all sorts of extras right along with it, like fear, anxiety, and uncertainty.
Well today’s guest, Niki Hardy, had already lost her mom and sister to cancer when she got her own diagnosis of cancer. But she decided early on that she wouldn’t put life on hold because of the dreaded C-word. Instead, she chose to be a thriver, not just a survivor.
Jennifer was invited back to the Life Today show, and this time, she’s talking Amos! Join Jennifer, Tammy Trent, and Randy Robison as they talk about God’s invitation to live humble, justly, and never without hope.
Of course I had to refer to that most famous movie quote associated with the great city of Houston! Because, sister, we did have a problem. One big dark problem!
After the first part of our Fresh Grounded Faith conference ended on Friday night, Laura Story, Michael O’Brien, Terrie Bitter (our National Conference Director), and Phil and I went back to our hotel. But it was pitch black.
I was so excited to visit with Annie F. Downs on her podcast, That Sounds Fun! We talked about the impact of the gospels and finding courage in studying Scripture. Plus, we visited about my most recent Bible study on the book of Amos.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Love, Pray, Listen by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
As a parent, our role changes after our kids grow up. But, we’re not always ready for this change. Especially if our kids choose different—even seemingly wrong—paths.
So today, mom and author Mary DeMuth helps us navigate the rocky terrain of parenting adult kids.
And if you’re one of many parents in a painful season of trying to reach your wayward child, Mary shares how you can navigate your heartache, develop new rhythms to reconnect with your adult kid, and place your trust in the Lord for your child’s future.
GIVEAWAY ALERT: You can win the book Reason to Return by this week’s podcast guest. Keep reading to find out how!
Are you one of the 16 million American women who have left the church in the last decade? There are lots of reasons for this mass exodus. Yet, many of these women still desire a close relationship with God and a deeper spiritual life.
Well today, author Ericka Andersen delves into the reasons why women are leaving the church in droves.
