On today’s episode, we are honored to have Susie Larson. Susie is a talk radio host, national speaker, and bestselling author. She shares how trauma changed her forever and how God always makes a way, even through the most trying times.

Floyd McClendon’s life path has taken him to many amazing places, but he had to learn to carve that path in the right ways.

See, for someone who was raised with a extreme value of discipline, you would think that success in college, excelling in basketball, and a career in the Navy Seals would be a breeze. But each time Floyd tried to achieve his goals, he found he had a hard lesson to learn.

Floyd McClendon’s life path has taken him to many amazing places, but he had to learn to carve that path in the right ways.

See, for someone who was raised with a extreme value of discipline, you would think that success in college, excelling in basketball, and a career in the Navy Seals would be a breeze. But each time Floyd tried to achieve his goals, he found he had a hard lesson to learn.

Floyd McClendon’s life path has taken him to many amazing places, but he had to learn to carve that path in the right ways.

See, for someone who was raised with a extreme value of discipline, you would think that success in college, excelling in basketball, and a career in the Navy Seals would be a breeze. But each time Floyd tried to achieve his goals, he found he had a hard lesson to learn.

On today’s episode, Lesley Hamilton and Emily DeWitt were about to meet for the first time. And this meeting would change the life of an unborn baby.

On today’s episode, we have two stories that become one. And no, this is not a story of people finding each other and getting married. But it is a story about true love.

All Cindy Gelormini wanted was to raise a better family than she grew up with. But one doctor’s visit changed everything.

From growing up with an abusive father to parenting a child with developmental delays, Cindy shares her story and what has given her hope.

Nature or nurture? Why do we become the way that we are? Do we determine our future, or does our upbringing define us? Today’s guest has spent her entire life answering that question.

From growing up with an abusive father to parenting a child with developmental delays, Cindy Gelormini shares her story and what has given her hope.

Nick tells us about the beauty he has found in fully experiencing his emotions, even the hard ones. After losing his mother and walking through Cystic Fibrosis with his wife, Brianna, he shares how he has dealt with emotions. For him, it’s the key to thriving after a loss that seems impossible to live through.

Broken is not even the word it is so there is nothing and I have buried cousin father to uncles all the same year my dad and his brother all got killed in the same year my first husband friends I Buried a lot of people I’m a grandparents I buried a lot of people there is nothing like burying your child