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Quick-start your day in under ten minutes with Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves.
When guilt turns to shame, what happens to us? Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they address a subject so many women struggle with today.
What do most people believe makes a good life? Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they discuss recent studies that reveal what TRULY leads to a good life.
Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they discuss common things people say that aren't actually in the Bible. These two know how to have fun, even with topics such as this one! You won't be sad you joined the conversation!
We were all born with the ability and inclination to compare. But what does comparison really do to our happiness and the course for our life? Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they discuss ways and reasons to avoid the comparison trap.
Are you ready to give up? Throw in the towel? Is life not turning out as you had planned? This talk is for you. Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they unpack hope in the midst of unhopeful circumstances.
Have you ever asked God why He allowed something to happen to you? Have you ever been so debilitated by fear that you can't move forward? Join Tammy Whitehurst and Lauren Reeves as they delve into these subjects. Fear and questioning are things everyone has in one area of their life or another. Listen in as they share profound truths about these topics we all battle.
Fewer and fewer people know how to have good, lasting relationships. In this episode, Tammy and Lauren discuss the ever growing problem of isolation, depression, loneliness, and suicide and offer hope in building meaningful friendships.
REFERENCES MENTIONED DURING BROADCAST:
Refrigerator Rights: Our Crucial Need for Close Connection by Dr. Will Miller and Dr. Glenn Sparks
Statistic mentioned from Duke and North Carolina Universities: McPherson, M., Smith-Lovin, L., & Brashears, M.E. (2006). American Sociological Review, 71, 353-375.
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