Raise a Hallelujah

We wrap up the season with a story from Ade and Lisa and how they live out the greatest command. 

Tori is no stranger to loss and pain.  Tune in and hear his story and how he chooses love over hate.  This is a story about love, loss, forgiveness, and redemption. 
Make sure to check out his newest single, "You're My Brother". 
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Instead of making assumptions about people and demonizing them for their methods we are seeking to understand. We are more interested in fighting the evils of racism rather than finding fault in an organization. Join Karen and I as we discuss this powerful black lives matter memior, beautifully written by Patrisse Khan-Cullors. 

"You actually have two types of cancer." These words you never want to hear. Marcia lived these words after living through cancer of her young son. Roger shares these stories, the rollercoaster of life and Christianity. Make sure to get your copy of “This Doesn’t Feel Like Love” https://dtmediastore.com/products/this-doesnt-feel-like-love?_pos=1&_sid=b9e83f4db&_ss=r

According to Wikipedia A model minority is a minority demographic whose members are perceived to achieve a higher degree of socioeconomic success than the population average, thus serving as a reference group to outgroups. 

Today we unpack this and talk about the weight of it all. 

We continue the conversation with Bernadette and hear how she has faith through the trial of cancer.  

Bernadette talks with us about growing up when things seem to have “gotten better”.  There are valleys and peaks and she perseveres through it all.  

It’s been a little over a year since Jacob Thureson went to the hospital for the last time. He would spend the next two weeks fighting for his life. This is a mom’s worst nightmare. Judy bravely shares her story with us. Her #1 Amazon bestseller “Beautiful Tragedy” is available for purchase. 

If you or someone you love is struggling with addiction, please seek help. 

In this episode we continue the conversation with Alyssa Cabrera and learn more about her work as an activist and what keeps her going.