The Story Untold, The Song Unsung
Join us for this Apple Seed BITE, as Simon Brooks shares a story about the importance of sharing your stories with the world, lest they be forgotten. We all have a story inside us begging to be shared.
The end is in sight!
Have you been able to endure tough things because you could see the end was in sight? Let me tell you about one time where I endured because I knew it wouldn’t last forever as we examine Job 19:25-26 together!
Leadership in Motherhood By Being a Better Listener
We associate CEOs with big companies that are powerful and make lots of money but some of the most important CEOs are mothers. Being a mother is one of the biggest leadership roles a woman can hold and yet so many feel they are simply just janitors that are good for nothing more than cleaning up one mess after another. Coach Mary Ann Hill wants to help young mothers realize that they truly are the CEO’s of their homes. After getting a degree from Gonzaga University that focused on servant leadership, Mary Ann sees the perfect correlation to mothers and leadership.
Living Through the Path of Imperfection
How do you navigate the flood of emotions of life when it feels like it is even too hard to come up for air? Beckie Hennessy talks with Carmen about therapy vs coaching, getting out of your head and into your body, and the power of recovering your identity as a Child of God in the path of healing.
Reading Poetry in the Old Testament
Old Testament Poetry is pretty cool. It doesn’t have to rhyme, but it does give you an appreciation for our relationship with God. If you’d like to view the video that goes with this podcast, click here
Southern Suggestions
What lessons have you learned from your community? Michael Reno Harrell talks about some of the things he learned growing up in North Carolina and sings a song full of the most important advice.
Job 1–3; 12–14; 19; 21–24; 38–40; 42
In this episode we'll talk about the story of Job, which marks the beginning of the poetic portion of the Old Testament. We'll talk about the faithfulness of Job and how this was tested, first through trials that affected his affluence, and second through trials that affected his health. Some of his friends stood by him, and some of them didn't. We'll address the vexing question of "why do bad things happen to good people", questioning the concept of what is bad and considering how perspective plays into this process. We'll also talk about the Atonement of Jesus Christ and how this can provide peace and understanding during times of difficulty.
What To Do On Your Worst Day Ever
What do you do when life is difficult? How do you respond? Today we’re learning from Job what the best response is when you have your worst day ever! Listen in to find out more.
Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat: The Essentials of Cooking
Netflix star Samin Nosrat shares the one amazing meal that inspired her to become a professional chef. Her cookbook “Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat” is a guide to the essential elements of successful cooking. In another of Julie’s favorite conversations from the Top of Mind live radio show archives, Nosrat explains how to make delicious food whether you’re a conscientious recipe-follower or a free-wheeling experimenter (like Julie). Top of Mind is a BYUradio podcast.
Why Do Bad Things Happen to Good People? (Part 2)
If God loves us so much, why does He let terrible things happen to His children? Today John and Hank talk about lessons from the experience of Job in the Old Testament and how even when bad things happen, we can still grow from our challenges and experiences.
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