When Laura chose to take a certain role in a musical theater production, she discovered she had a lot of things in common with Eve in the Garden of Eden.

The hurt of abuse can last a lifetime. But you can be healed and whole. Laura shows you how to begin the process of healing.

As a child, Laura Booz once found herself sinking under water. In the process she learned quite a bit about the need we all have to be rescued.

When you try to serve others, do you end up feeling depleted? Laura Booz reflects on this as she ponders a generous gift equaling about ninety cents.

When Laura and her family stood at the grave of a tiny baby, they understood the hope of the Resurrection with a new sense of urgency.

When you forget to plan an ending, the consequences can be disastrous. Laura Booz discovered that while public speaking. It's true for your whole life as well.

Who do you call in a crisis? Laura Booz was confronted by that question when her friend struggled to breathe on a snowy day.

Balloon dart painting seemed like it would be a perfectly romantic date activity. That's what Laura Booz thought. But . . .

Laura Booz found a mysterious note on her driveway. When she read the cryptic words, would she respond in fear or draw closer to the Lord in faith?

It's easy to spend the Christmas season rushing from one commitment to another. In this episode, you'll be reminded why Jesus came for stressed-out people.