Today's guest, Melissa Capps, has lots of great tips and insight on the relationship between clutter and our mental health. She believes our homes are not meant to be museums or storage units—they're where you live.
Have you ever wondered if God had something specific for you to do? That maybe you missed your calling, or you don't know what your purpose is.
Carol hopes her story will encourage you to step out of your comfort zone and do the things God is calling you to do as well (because God is always calling us to do something!).
Did you know the average age of a widow is 59? And there are eleven million widows in the United States with 1000 women becoming widowed every day??
This is a story that has the ingredients of a great British novel: mystery, World War II, an English lass, and an American soldier and highlights the importance of knowing our family history and legacy in order for us to have a real sense of belonging.
Is hospitality something that doesn't come easy for you? Are you always worried about how clean (or messy!) your home is? Or that you can't cook? Or that you just don't know how to entertain?
Tamera Rasmussen, a board-certified licensed professional counselor, understands that relationships rupture because of unmet needs and helps us understand how to start the process of reconciling those relationships.
In this episode, we talk about why giving our boys a foundation based on truth will help them navigate our difficult culture, how we should encourage our sons to have hearts that please God, not just behave in a way they won't get caught, as well as developing a no-secrets family.
My guest today, Brant Hansen, will help us look at the bright side of things by turning our focus to all of the good that is around us.
Beth Saadati has been faithfully sharing Jenna's story for almost a decade now, hoping she can make a difference in the lives of others who have suicidal thoughts or those dealing with loss through suicide.
Since there has been so much doom and gloom for going on two years now, I thought we'd lighten things up a bit by interviewing a wonderful lady who is a Christian speaker and comedian, Jane Jenkins Herlong. Y'all are gonna LOVE Jane.
Mike Novotny isn't just sharing his opinions about these hot-button issues but that he goes straight to the Bible to share what God says about them.
Listen in as Molly shares her journey to faith as she works her way out of debt and reveals how every messed up, broken story has a purpose.
Today's guest, Maggie Wallem Rowe, is a national speaker, dramatist, blogger, and author based in western North Carolina whose passion is to connect people to God and each other.
There's so much good stuff in here that Sandy graciously shares. My prayer is that this episode will not only help you understand yourself and your needs better, but also those in your family.
Carol extends her prayer that this episode will help you build a stronger relationship with your own kids.
Carol extends her prayer that this episode will help you build a stronger relationship with your own kids.
Cecil and Boone have created a ministry called Boone and Me, where they travel the country and share their story educating churches and the congregation about foster care and adoption.
Fathers DO matter in a home. Our culture misleads us to think it doesn't matter if you grow up with a father or not. But it does.
The empty nest years can feel like a season of losing our purpose, especially as a mom. You'll walk away from this conversation with a renewed perspective of the empty nest and be excited to forge ahead into the future God has for you.
Amber Albee Swenson shares practical tips that are really simple to incorporate into your relationship with your spouse, as well as, warning signs that show you might be in dangerous territory with someone outside of your marriage.
In the years since his wife's passing, God has helped Mike Nappa to learn why grieving is such an important part of losing a loved one and how He's taught him how to grieve well.
Join Carol Roper as she welcomes her guest, Cindy Marlar.
You've been told to simply trust that the school system has your child's mental well-being covered. But what happens when that trust results in your child feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or lost in the education system?
