# 17 (S2) Aaron Niequist and The Eternal Current

Aaron shares with us his journey from being a spiritually bankrupt worship director to learning how to engage with those who have different viewpoints than your own. Join us as we discuss all of this and more with the release of his new book, The Eternal Current.

# 16 (S2) John Evans; Faith in the Presence of Compassion

Co-founder of Bethesda Farm, John Evans, shares with us his journey from a faith perspective on walking away from a life of financial abundance and stepping into a life of service with his wife and founder of the farm, Marcia Evans. Together they serve the needs of adults with mental challenges with the love and support of their community. For more information and to support their cause visit www.BethesdaFarm.org

What does life look like through the loss of your spouse? How do you stay present in the midst of such despair with 2 young kids to care for? Join us with Jordan Gilliam as he shares his story and wisdom amongst such pain about defining the present. 

#14 (S2) Leona Carter on Compassion as the Qualified Parent

Today we get to talk with author and speaker Leona Carter on her book "Because I Said So". As a mother of 8 (yes, 8!) we will discuss what compassion looks like in raising a child and how we define the term "qualified parent".

#13 (S2) Amanda Gilbert is bringing beauty to caner

In memory of Lizz Joy Gram; please join us in making gift baskets for women fighting cancer with Amanda on September 12. For more information visit our facebook page. Cancer is an ugly beast that can do more than just physical harm. Amanda and her non-profit Henna Crowns of Courage are giving woman battling cancer a new sense of identity by showing them their inner beauty. Join us to hear about how you can support this amazing work in our community.

Today we will dive into a conversation about what cancer looks like when you or a loved one is facing an illness of some kind

Today we get to discuss parenting through doubt with Havilah and explore her podcast, "The Little Faith Podcast"

How can having more grace on others lead to more joy within you? 

Next time someone asks you how you are doing, what if you responded with a bit more honesty? 

Do you find yourself constantly looking for more joy in a new job, relationship, thing to buy, place to go, etc? When things get hard, how does the notion of a greener pasture affect your life?