Respect from others is important but not so important that I abandon good ethics and God's morality.  Yet, so many sell their souls to get it.  Today's program is thought-provoking, potentially changing the decisions I make even today.  Listen now. 

There is a kind of spiritual soil that is combustible once a seed is planted.  It welcomes the chance to grow something beautiful.  It's possible for each of us to have this kind of soil that welcomes God's voice.  How do we arrive at such a place?  Find out on today's program. 

It's unnerving to think of being in a room with someone who is angry with us.  It's uncomfortable and uncertain as to how volitile the time could become.  Many feel this way about being alone with Jesus.  Do you?  Perhaps you believe He's angry with you and the thought of spending time with Him brings dread rather than excitement.  Today's program is for you. 

Is Christianity relevant to issues like PTSD?  Does the Bible have anything to say to those who live with the aftermath of trauma?  Find out on today's program. 

Hope is to believe what we can not see.  Jaime Wyrtzen Lauzé is the host of today's problem, reminding us that that we are alive to hope, alive to the One who is Hope.  

David speaks of a secret place of strength.  Is it under God's wings?  It is available to each of God's children.  Do you know how to get there?  Listen to today's program.

Wisdom is not the result of good reasoning or what others might perceive as a solid hunch.  Spiritual intuition is a skill learned only at the feet of Jesus.  Do you have it?  Find out more on today's program. 

Jaime Wyrtzen-Lauze hosts today's episode.  This is a message for any who didn't follow the way of wisdom and ended up regretting their decisions.  Can there ever be a new crossroads that leads to blessing?  Find out through her story today.  

I've heard the warning.  So have you.  'You're not there to be a friend to your child, but a parent.'  There is a point where that changes however.  Find out more on today's program. 

You've heard the expression, 'follow your heart.'  It seems like good advice as if the criteria for making sound decisions is a promise to count on.  What does God say about the heart and its emotions, and its reliability as a rudder?  Find out on today's program.