Julie addresses multiple relationships and invites her audience to be challenged with change. As they say...Nothing changes when Nothing changes

Julie reminds us that holidays are not happy for everyone and to remember to give something you have to those who are hurting such as a smile, a hug or your time.

In this episode, Julie discusses the custom of Christmas and the birth of Christ. She also shares some history of how the Jewish calendar might give some clarity regarding lambs and shepherds.

It seems to be happening more and more; pulpits lined with those who have the opportunity to downplay mental health issues as if no one the Bible ever had any of our current named problems. Just because our current cultures have named behaviors, doesn't mean they were never in scripture. 

Julie talks about the problem.

Today, Julie goes back in time and relives a moment when she and her Dad were snowbound. It was a kind woman and her husband who opened their home for an unforgettable night!

With Thanksgiving coming up in 24 hours, Julie shares some of her own moments of being thankful. Sometimes we take things for granted and should reflect on what really matters.

Julie discusses the chaos going on in our homes that is creating an out of control world. Kids are left to be parented by phones. There is disorder in families and the foundation is crumbling. It's time for parents to learn what their role is and who sets the tone for the home.

If we are not careful, we can decide truth comes from lies. Expectations for a better you will never come from false statements which makes the goal for you...to learn truth and how to make it work for you.

With this being the Presidential election of 2024 in the USA, Julie discusses how do we respond when our candidate doesn't win, or when our candidate does. Sometimes, elections can bring out the worst in people. There are productive responses which could make all the difference in how our lives go the day after an election.

Julie discusses the criticisms which seem to appear from a platform of "Do Nothing." Avoiding the realities of what Kingdom work look likes, leaves a vapor instead of a lasting imprint of Who Jesus is and what He expects from His followers.