We’ve all experienced “Greener Grass Syndrome,” where we think something on the other side of our situation will make us happy. Guest Nancy Anderson shares her story of how her Christian marriage turned upside down when unhappiness turned to a willful affair. But as we read in John 8, Jesus acted in grace, mercy and forgiveness to the woman caught in adultery from that account. Watch as Nancy explains the amazing resolution and lesson she has learned when facing the “Greener Grass Syndrome!” Nancy’s book, “Avoiding Greener Grass Syndrome” is available on multiple outlets for purchase.

Praying and seeking God may sometimes appear pointless, quite honestly. Does God truly abide by His word in Matthew 7:7? Don’t miss this amazing testimony of guest Andreea Hogan’s marriage and family as God has proven He was listening to her prayers all along, time and again!

Some of us believe that “missions” work only happens in a far off location and in a different cultural context. Guest Kelly Bell reminds us that God can provide mission opportunities right where we are. Kelly tells of her experience with Calvary Murrieta’s outreach to victims of human trafficking. She shares unique stories, signs to look for in victims, ways you can be involved & more! Visit calvarymurrieta.com.

As we begin a new season of “Living Grace,” host Cheryl Brodersen invites guest Miray Jaksa to share about her unexpected mission field through parenting her lovely daughter with special needs. Although there are rough seasons, Miray shares about the beautiful moments of ministry, friendship and HOPE that God has poured out through this experience. If you wish to learn more about Hope Outreach Ministry, visit calvarylivingword.org.

Welcome to a new season of “Living Grace”! We are excited to launch this season with guest Nancy DeMoss Wulgemuth. As Nancy articulates, God is writing your story. Be encouraged that not only does God write your story, but He will also RIGHT your story. He will guide you through the good and the bad, with the hope of eternity (John 14:3). God’s providence in your life is sure and steady. Check out Nancy’s story through her new book, “You Can Trust God to Write Your Story,” co-written with her husband, Robert Wulgemuth, and follow Nancy through reviveourhearts.com!

What does it mean to be “renewed day by day”? From examining grief and loss to daily struggles with insecurity, social media and image, guest Cathe Laurie, married to Greg Laurie of Harvest Christian Fellowship, and host Cheryl Brodersen discuss being renewed day by day through God’s grace and power! To learn more about Virtue Women’s Ministry, visit virtue.harvest.org.

Guest Inga-Lill Guzik discusses transitions in ministry leadership with host Cheryl Brodersen, as they both share similar experiences of the senior pastor’s wife role. No matter how extensive the ministry is or how much it is growing, our ministries belong to the Lord, and we must always remember to lead as a steward. Inga-Lill and Cheryl exchange advice about making those transitions in ministry on this episode of “Living Grace”!

Depression and mental illness may be considered a challenging topic for believers. Kay Warren joins host Cheryl Brodersen in this discussion about seeking God in the midst of a loved one's mental illness. Kay presents an open and raw exposition of her journey for joy and God’s goodness. If you wish to seek further understanding of mental illness, visit Saddleback Church’s Mental Health Ministry. Kay has written several books. Check out all her available resources at kaywarren.com

Are we in the “here” and “now”? Are we embracing life moment by moment? Kate Merrick has just written a new book titled, “Here. Now: Unearthing Peace and Presence in an Overconnected World,” that is available now for purchase throughout all available platforms! Kate Merrick, married to Britt Merrick of Reality Church, and author of “And Still She Laughs” and “Here, Now,” discusses the purpose of practicing presence with host Cheryl Brodersen that you will not want to miss! “So teach us to number our days, that we may gain a heart of wisdom” (Psalm 90:12).

What does unity in my local church look like on a practical level? What steps can I take toward unity as part of my local church and community? We are so happy to hear from host Cheryl Brodersen, with guests Vicki Bentley and Annie Stone, as they tackle this topic and share practical approaches to facilitate unity! “Behold, how good and how pleasant it is For brethren to dwell together in unity!” – Psalm 133:1