LightSource.com via myPod

LightSource.com via myPod

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  • The Counter Culture Mom Show on Lightsource.com - Audio: Survivor of Cult-Like Abuse Forgives Father Through Christ’s Strength - Carrie Sheffield
    Forgiveness is easier said than done, and one woman warrior who has experienced the unthinkable is Carrie Sheffield. Carrie is the author of Motorhome Prophecies: A Journey of Healing and Forgiveness, in which she chronicles finding a way to forgive after a childhood of horrifying abuse at the hands of her cult-like father. Now, Carrie is an esteemed columnist and broadcaster who talks about the healing power of forgiveness through the grace of God. She discusses the uptick in depression and suicide across America, and why forgiveness is such an integral part of healing your own wounds - even if the other person doesn’t deserve it. She now shares her knowledge and wisdom with many others so they can learn to heal, too!
    TAKEAWAYS
    Carrie’s father believed that he was a Mormon prophet and used his cult-like behavior to abuse his family
    Often, those under the control of a cult leader or abuser will be isolated, routinely uprooted, and estranged from loved ones
    Only the love of Christ truly assuaged the wounds that Carrie suffered as a result of her massive childhood trauma
    Victims of childhood sexual abuse are much more likely to commit suicide later in life if they leave their trauma unresolved
    🛠 TOOLS AND RESOURCES FROM EPISODE
    Download the CCM App: https://bit.ly/3VC4D2X
    Motorhome Prophecies book: https://amzn.to/4aCnK50
    The Body Keeps the Score book: https://amzn.to/3xmy6HR
    Good Ranchers (get $30 off first box with code TINA): https://www.goodranchers.com/
    🔗 CONNECT WITH CARRIE SHEFFIELD
    Website: https://carriesheffield.com/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/carriesheffield
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheffieldcarrie/
    X: https://twitter.com/carriesheffield
    YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CarrieSheffield
    📢 THIS EPISODE SPONSORED BY
    Redemption Shield (get 10% off with code TINA): https://bit.ly/3WzgEIQ
    Institute For Creation Research: https://www.icr.org/tina
    Patriot Mobile (use code TINA for free activation): https://www.patriotmobile.com/ccmom/
    Capstone Legacy: https://capstonelegacy.org/
    🔗 CONNECT WITH COUNTER CULTURE MOM
    https://linktr.ee/CounterCultureMom
    📺 WATCH OUR PREVIOUS SHOWS
    https://bit.ly/FPMCCMshow
    📲 GET OUR APP FREE PARENT MEDIA GUIDE
    http://bit.ly/landingpageCCM
    💵 SUPPORT THE MISSION
    2023 Recap 2024 Goals: https://bit.ly/CCM23ImpactReport
    Make a Tax-Deductible Donation: https://counterculturemom.com/partner/
    To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.lightsource.com/donate/1655/29
    26 min
  • The Counter Culture Mom Show on Lightsource.com - Audio: Insight Into the Five Apology Languages and Restoring Relationships - Dr. Jennifer Thomas
    Inevitably, we’re going to offend someone at some point in our lives, so the goal is to offer apologies that truly land, says Dr. Jennifer Thomas. She is the co-author of The 5 Apology Languages: The Secret to Healthy Relationships. Jennifer shares insight into the five apology languages and what they represent: expressing regret, accepting responsibility, forging restitution, making a planned change, and requesting forgiveness. A complete apology will include all five apology languages, Jennifer advises. She also cautions people to avoid judging the hearts of others. Instead, look for actions and real change to see if an apology is sincere or not.
    TAKEAWAYS
    Start off with simple apologies and then build up to using all five apology languages
    It’s important to avoid saying I’m sorry constantly but failing to back that phrase up with action and change
    Another important aspect of apologizing is to own what you did - accept responsibility
    We should show love and respect even when we disagree with others
    🛠 TOOLS AND RESOURCES FROM EPISODE
    Apology Languages video: https://bit.ly/3ThuHCP
    Rooted Truth Collective (get 10% off first month with code TINA): https://bit.ly/3I6oMd8
    The 5 Apology Languages book: https://amzn.to/3U2HyJr
    The Apology Language Quiz: https://bit.ly/3wIW28d
    🔗 CONNECT WITH DR. JENNIFER THOMAS
    Website: https://www.drjenniferthomas.com/
    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drjenthomas/
    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5apologylanguages/
    LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drjenthomas/
    X: https://twitter.com/drjenthomas
    📢 THIS EPISODE SPONSORED BY
    Jase Medical (get a discount with code TINA): https://bit.ly/JaseCCM
    Patriot Mobile (use code TINA for free activation): https://www.patriotmobile.com/ccmom/
    Capstone Legacy: https://capstonelegacy.org/
    Ascent Nutrition: https://goascentnutrition.com/tina
    🔗 CONNECT WITH COUNTER CULTURE MOM
    https://linktr.ee/CounterCultureMom
    📺 WATCH OUR PREVIOUS SHOWS
    https://bit.ly/FPMCCMshow
    📲 GET OUR APP FREE PARENT MEDIA GUIDE
    http://bit.ly/landingpageCCM
    💵 SUPPORT THE MISSION
    2023 Recap 2024 Goals: https://bit.ly/CCM23ImpactReport
    Make a Tax-Deductible Donation: https://counterculturemom.com/partner/
    To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.lightsource.com/donate/1655/29
    26 min
  • The Sunshine Gardening Podcast: E28- The Ultimate Guide to Growing Microgreens at Home
    The Sunshine Gardening podcast episode, hosted by Kristin Hildabrand, features Ray Tackett, an expert in horticulture and the extension agent in Bourbon County, Kentucky. This 28th episode is dedicated to growing microgreens at home and provides an in-depth guide for novice and experienced gardeners.Ray begins the episode by expressing his enthusiasm for microgreens. He notes their potent flavors and versatility in various dishes, such as sandwiches and smoothies. He emphasizes their substantial nutrient content despite their small size.Kristen introduces Ray, speaks of his expertise, and sets the stage for the discussion about microgreens—their selection, cultivation, and harvesting. Ray clarifies the difference between sprouts, microgreens, and baby greens, explaining that they are harvested at different stages and have distinct growing processes.In the detailed discussion that follows, Ray offers practical advice for growing microgreens, starting with seed selection. He recommends beginners opt for easy-to-grow varieties like arugula, kale, radish, broccoli, and mustard. He advises against starting with more challenging varieties, such as amaranth or peas, with specific requirements like pre-soaking.Ray then covers the materials and equipment needed for growing microgreens at home. He stresses the importance of a shallow container with drainage holes, high-quality, unfertilized potting soil, and a light source (ideally natural sunlight, but grow lights can also be used). He suggests a dark cycle for sprouting the seeds to ensure better germination and then providing them with four to six hours of light daily.Watering from the bottom is recommended to prevent diseases and contamination. Ray mentions that microgreens typically do not require additional nutrients aside from what is already in the seed. He also shares a tip about adjusting the pH level of the water for better results, using lemon juice to bring it down to around pH 6.Moving on to the harvest, Ray says that microgreens are ready when they develop their first set of true leaves, typically in about two weeks. He instructs how to cut the microgreens cleanly and stresses the importance of sanitation—always starting with fresh potting mix after each harvest.Regarding storage, Ray indicates that microgreens should not be washed before refrigerating and can be kept in the fridge for five to seven days. He stresses that they should only be washed before use to prevent rapid degradation.Lastly, the episode touches on the culinary uses of microgreens. Ray enthusiastically talks about adding microgreens to sandwiches, smoothies, wraps, and salads and refers to them as "vegetable confetti" due to their vibrant colors.The episode concludes with Kristen thanking Ray for his comprehensive insights into growing microgreens and mentioning additional resources on the Cooperative Extension Service websites of states like Florida, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. She invites listeners to subscribe, leave a review, and provide feedback for future episodes. Mentions show notes and YouTube links for more information about growing and using microgreens at home.
    28 min

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