5 Minutes of Hope with Rick McNary

What does it mean to stir up good in others? Here are at least five ways people stir up good in each other like a barista uses a swizzle stick to stir up the good stuff in our coffee.

I love farmers and ranchers! But right now is a really tough time for them so I offer this prayer on their behalf. We literally can't live without them.

A friend recently asked me why I started this podcast. There are three main reasons I explain in this episode.

Mike Lemke got me again, dadgum it. He's been gone forthe better part of four years but somehow managed to plant a big ol' smackaroo right on my heart today.

Archaeologists knew the second largest Native American populations lived somewhere near the confluence of the Arkansas River and Walnut River in Kansas, but the four hundred year old map was of no help.

Until....

Ron Betzen was sick with worry; 9-year-old Pearl and the new pup, Bonnie, had been missing for five days. He feared the worst as the fired up the motor on his boat and coursed up Fall River in Kansas. This was rugged country full of coyotes and the occasional mountain lion. Would he find them? Would they be alive?

Who are your cheerleaders? To whom are you a cheerleader?

Based on an interview with Don Landoll of Landoll Manufacturing, I share with you one of his most important reasons for his success - "Cheerleaders Up and Down the Street!"

Would you like someone to pray for you? Either on the phone or in person? I'd be happy too! My contact info is as the end of this podcast.

Have you ever heard anyone pray for you? Or have you ever read a prayer written just for you? I'd love to pray for you. My contact info is at the end of this podcast. - Rick

Have you ever heard anyone pray, out loud, for you? Have you ever prayed, out loud, or written out a prayer for someone? There are easy suggestions in this podcast on how to do that and, if you'd like me to pray for you, my email and cell phone are near the end so you can reach out to me.

I'd love to pray for you!