In this Episode, my husband, Jared, joins me for a chat. He has spent almost 25 years as a firefighter and has seen some crazy things. He shares about the spiritual side of things he's encountered on the job. One of the emergency calls was a story featured on Dateline about a Christian missionary who murdered his wife. That story opens the door for a conversation about men who stand behind the pulpit on Sunday, but live double lives behind closed doors. 

If you've ever battled fear, whether through nightmares, anxiety, or spiritual heaviness, this episode is for you. After years of demonic nightmares that stole her rest and peace, Richell shares how she was able to overcome fear and ultimately have victory over the enemy. 

In this episode, Richell shares a story about being hit head-on by a drunk driver and how a last-minute intervention probably saved her life. Looking back on this incident, she realizes it was likely an attempt by the enemy to take her out. The conversation turns to the distraction of our phones and the sinister agenda behind the mind-numbing effects of constant smartphone use. You will be encouraged by Scripture that shows we were not created to be complacent, but we were created to be dangerous to the enemy! 

Do you have regrets? I think we all do, and in this episode, Richell shares one of her biggest regrets and the pain it caused. You'll also scratch your head when you hear the story about an intrusive interruption while she visited her dad's graveside. The conversation will lead you back to "the house" where she grew up, and how God led her on a journey of healing by opening a door to the past. We hope you enjoy listening! 

In this episode, Monica shares her story of the suicides of both her dad and brother and how it changed the path she was on.  As the conversations moves along, Richell and Monica share some funny memories about their brother, Rich. We hope you enjoy this conversation and feel encouraged by it. 

In this episode, Richell tells her story about losing both her dad and brother to suicide. As the conversation unfolds, you'll find God's word being an anchor amid the chaos of tragedy. We hope you enjoy listening and that you'll feel encouraged.