CHANGE ALREADY!

One sure way of knowing Summer has officially arrived detecting a blurred vision from the corner of an eye, a multi-colored dragonfly quietly buzzing by. 

A gentle reminder that change and transformation are soon to arrive.  

Jillian Maas Backman‘s show this week takes a whimsical tone towards the unobvious.  What are these transparent and delicate Summer totem animals trying to tell us and we are not getting?  She takes a picture from her own natural surrounding to capture the essence on film and adds her intuitive flavor to create an interactive discussion on “What Color is Your Dragonfly?”

Jillian Maas Backman

Jillian Maas Backman

Jillian Maas Backman

This is the UNEDITED version of the program with Author of BLOODSTAINS, Jeff Mudgett is the great-great-grandson of one of America’s most atrocious serial killer of all, H. H. Holmes.

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Pastor Neil Schori brings the traditionally accepted religious perspective to the question of forgiveness. Are we in a position as human beings to show forgiveness to someone who claims to be redeemed? Does God allow these murderers to be forgiven and enter Heaven?

True Crime author, Diane Fanning, had several communications with serial killer Tommy Lynn Sells. Through that correspondence Sells confessed to the murder of a little boy whose mother had been convicted and sentenced for his death. Through the evidence and statements collected, her testimony was instrumental in setting free an innocent woman. She writes about the case in her book Through the Window.  Fanning says Sells went through his religious “phase” in prison, but it didn’t last. Why?

Salvation, Reclamation, Deliverance and Emancipation

Adjectives used to describe an open-ended religious promise offered to any one who repents and faithfully follows the word of spirit. A unilateral commitment from above that one can be “saved” and forgiven for any sinful acts of deviance. Does this religious safety net genuinely apply to everyone?

Salvation, Reclamation, Deliverance and Emancipation

Adjectives used to describe an open-ended religious promise offered to any one who repents and faithfully follows the word of spirit. A unilateral commitment from above that one can be “saved” and forgiven for any sinful acts of deviance. Does this religious safety net genuinely apply to everyone? Can we uphold and stand in this truism in any circumstance, including serial killers?

Jillian Maas Backman