Baseball season is officially over for Rebecca's son but something recently happened at a game that is a great reminder of how we should be in our relationship with God. 

It's no secret that there are certain parents that can be VERY loud at games and scream the whole time. In a lot of ways, they are trying to coach their kids from the sideline and so the coach ended up going to the parents and saying, "The coaching happens over here." 

During one moment in the baseball game, Nick (Rebecca's son) was being yelled at from the bleachers by various parents but Rebecca was proud that Nick was listening only to one voice: his coach. It was because of that decision that Nick was able to do exactly what his coach said and therefore, he made the right call.

This is exactly what we can be guilty of in our own lives is that we give so much time to the voices all around us that we neglect to listen for the one that really matters: God. 

So who are you listening to today? I can promise you one thing: the loudest voice in the room is always the one you're listening to.

Mollie recently emailed her nomination of her friend Sandy who is a very dedicated Christian mother who recently fell on hard times after losing her job.

Sandy has two daughters in which one of them is adopted and she actually leads a Beth Moore Bible Study on a weekly basis at her church. Not to mention, Sandy used to be in an abusive relationship that left her with no other option that to get out. After seeing her financial need and her really difficult circumstances, Mollie thought that Sandy really deserved a blind-side blessing!

That's why we decided to Make Her Monday!

*P.S. In between this nomination and the time that we called Sandy, she actually landed a new job!*

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After talking with him off air, Jeff and Joel have come to an agreement. If we can raise an additional $10,000 for the ministry of KCBI, Joel Burke, will jump out of the plane too! "Being pushed out" of the plane may or may not be how he gets out of the plane, it depends on if you ask Joel or Jeff. ;)

However, that's not all that happened. After thinking about the scary truth that he was indeed going to be jumping out of an airplane flying down towards the ground, Jeff didn't want to go alone. He decided to sign up our boss Joel Burke to jump with him or in his words, he wants to "push his boss out of the plane." There's just one problem. Joel Burke, our boss wasn't exactly notified or asked permission before Jeff did this. ;)

It all started with Jeff's massive fear of heights and after a listener named Ben called in to get Jeff to jump with him out of an airplane, Jeff agreed to it but only with one condition: The station had to raise $30,000 in order for him to do it and because of YOU, we reached the goal! Jeff is REALLY going to jump out of a plane!

Maybe you did the same thing that Jeff did but when his kids were little, he would pray over them as they were asleep. Now that his daughter has graduated high school, they also had a time of prayer for her as she enters into the world of adulthood. However, an author that Jeff knows said something that really transformed his perspective on how he sees prayer for our children.

His friend wrote this: 

"I used to pray that God would protect my kids from making the same mistakes that I've made. While I still pray for God's protection over my kids,  I pray that He would do whatever it takes to win their hearts, even if that means allowing them to crash and burn."

Dear Jeff & Rebecca,

I'm really struggling with something. A friend of mine is getting married for the fourth time. Her track record with relationships is not great, obviously. Here's my dilemma. She wants me to be her matron of honor (this will be the second time) and throw her a shower and a bachelorette party. Financially, she and her fiance are very well off. My husband and I have two kids in college and can't really afford much, but the primary issue here is that I don't think this is appropriate for a 4th wedding.

What do you think?

Detoxing has become more and more popular over the years so the question that a lot of us have is this: "Is detoxing a good thing or is it another fad?"

Our own Health & Wellness expert Casey Sollock joins the show to discuss various things about detoxing in regards to it's effectiveness and whether or not we should even be doing this.

God intended for us to have lives filled with peace, not chaos.

It's time for a change and I know these principles work for me, and hopefully they’ll work for you too. It’s time to experience something better.