The latest landmark court decision distressed many believers. Our world changed, drastically. In light of that, how shall we live now? Cynthia interviewed Denise Shick of Help 4 Families, and Pastor Dane Skelton for answers. Listen and be encouraged.
Denise Shick’s ministry is found here.
Find more about Dane Skelton here.
Denise Shick
Pastor Dane Skelton
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The Impossible Job! Stepmoms have had super human challenges ever since Cinderella. Most say they didn’t think it would be so complex. Laura Petherbridge gives hope and encouragement to women trying to do their best, and she encourages couples to stay married to avoid the problem in the first place. Find out more about Laura at her website.
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Karen Girl Friday and Dianne Barker discuss current dating practices to help young women find that mate. Reach Dianne Barker at www.diannebarker.com and Karen Girl Friday at www.karengirlfriday.com
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Your choices matter and impact our children, even if you keep them secret. Author Robin Caroll explores these issues when her main character loses a life long dream. Listen as Robin talks about he newest novel, Hidden in the Stars. http://www.robincaroll.com/
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Best-selling author, Beth Wisman released a novel based on a true story. Gut-wrenching and gripping, it raises tons of issues. A must listen!
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June Hunt, licensed counselor and founder of Hope for the Heart Ministries, shares the heartbreak of domestic abuse. One in three women will suffer domestic abuse. June shares how to get free.
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How does a godly woman live in a world out of sync? Anxiety, pressure, and constant change unsettle us all. Through glimpses of history combined with a sensible approach to Scripture, Heart of the Matter Radio opens the path through the chaos. There’s a message for everyone—authors, young moms, mothers of teens, homeschool moms, emptynesters. Here’s a place to talk, rest, and learn.
I recently took my granddaughter to the park. I enjoyed watching as she threw herself into making friends and enjoying the equipment. She was peaceful.
Unfortunately, that freedom and peace she felt disappears as we get older. All kinds of thoughts crowd our mind. We worry about what people think of us and wonder how we appear.
My guest this week was Tracy Taris. She recently wrote a book about sorting out the voices we hear. Rather than just accept what society screams at us, we need to evaluate. She gave guidance on finding peace of mind.
