The Old Testament isn't always the easiest scripture to understand! But that doesn't mean it's not full of amazing stories that will help you become a better disciple of Christ! Listen as Lori Denning brings the characters and stories of the Old Testament to life in a whole new way!
Do you prefer rolling or stacking your clothes? Join Lisa as she explore different ways of organizing a home and the benefits of each one of those ways. And find the answer to the question of the century: do bins actually help your house look more organized?
Does the music you listen to ACTUALLY affect you positively or negatively? Today John and Hank talk about the value of uplifting music in your life and how the songs you listen to could be affecting you in ways you may not have considered before!
Caregiving for a loved one can be difficult and confusing. Julie and her siblings are among the more than 20 million Americans who currently care for an aging parent- so this week's pick from the Top of Mind live radio archive hits close to home. In 2020, Julie spoke with Zachary White and Donna Thomson who combine their personal and professional experience into a "how to" handbook for the rest of us called “The Unexpected Journey of Caring."
Liz Weir tells the story of a girl named Meg, who takes the things in her life for granted. Through the help of some special friends, she is able to learn the importance of being grateful for what she has, and that hard work leads to the greatest rewards.
To anyone who sins on a regular basis (which is all of us), we can relate to the need for mercy expressed in these Psalms along with what it truly means to have a repentant heart. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
In this episode we'll review the middle portion of the book of Psalms, which is a collection of inspired poetry and music. We'll continue our discussion of gospel truths found in these chapters that can help improve mental health functioning. This week we'll specifically review principles related to the beneficial aspects of positive change, how we need to reach out for help in our struggles, and the power of remembering.
Today I’m admitting to one of my most embarrassing failings. It’s awful. Seriously. I was so immature. Listen in to find out what a horrible newlywed I was and how I finally turned things around!
Portia shares her experience of growing up in a non traditional home and coming back to the church after going through teen pregnancy, drugs, adoption, getting sober, and then eventually going to prison.
Listen to Big Picture to get the quick context for this week’s reading, Psalms 49-51; 61-66; 69-72; 77-78; 85-86!