Jared talks about his personal journey of being diagnosed with bipolar and depression that eventually led to three suicide attempts. His powerful testimony comes from his personal relationship with God, his support from family and friends and his desire to share his story to help others not make the same mistakes he did.

NAMI, National Alliance on Mental Health (https://nami.org), is an organization that Jared not only has received help from but it is now one that he speaks for. The NAMI HelpLine can be reached Monday through Friday, 10am-6pm, ET @ 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) or [email protected].

To connect with Jared -- Louder Now Podcast, Instagram, Facebook & YouTube.

Jared is almost 35 years old and lives in La Verne, California. He is a regular patient at Tri-City Mental Health services and gives back to the community by sharing his testimony and struggles with mental illness. He participates in a program called Courageous Minds. Jared also works with the National Alliance of Mental Illness sharing his story with In Our Own Voice and Ending the Silence. He also hosts his own podcast called Louder Now. Jared also likes to write poetry, play hockey, run, watch movies, and make videos related to helping people with their mental health. He also loves his church in downtown Pomona and serves regularly.

How safety, COVID, the election, gun violence & health concerns can all lead to increased anxiety in your life. Robbie and Keri have the REAL RAW TALK about issues that are harming people's health right now in America. We dive into why 62% of Americans feel more anxiety than they did a year ago and why.

If you are feeling anxious and you worry about keeping your family safe, COVID, gun violence or the election, listen today as Keri & Robbie break down the A.N.T.S. Get a handle on your automatic negative thoughts and you too can decrease the anxiety you have in your life.

https://robbieraugh.com, #realrawtruthpodcast

Are you ready to laugh? Are you ready for laughter & faith? Today, you are listening to the right podcast, as we have speaker/singer/humorist Sue Duffield from Nashville, Tennessee.

Sue begins by telling us a bit about how history of humor and laughter started out as a genetic thing. Genetics? Yes, genetics. Sue has a natural way of combining faith and humor while making it relatable to all generation. Listen closely as Sue shares her latest experience of "why you should never wear a dress on a plane" and how she uses this and other real-life stories to bring out laughter in others.

Sue's new book on faith and humor, Suebiquitous: (A Humorous Travelog of an Unfiltered Saint) is available on Amazon or at www.sueduffield.com.

Sue Duffield, a speaker/singer/humorist and she talks candidly about her book on faith and humor, Suebiquitous: (A Humorous Travelog of an Unfiltered Saint), “It’s an all over the place stage-to-page journey only God could orchestrate. It’s a hilarious adventure that will have you laughing, crying and experiencing the supernatural.” Sue’s forty-plus year ministry is going just as strong today, bringing her faith-filled music, humor and spirit-led message to a whole new generation of women. This Jersey girl transplant lives in Nashville Tennessee, rides a Harley, is an avid social media junkie and is foremost an advocate for abused women and children worldwide. Her husband, Jeff, is an accomplished musician and pianist. Their love for Jesus is absolutely contagious.Their newly launched podcast, the “Suebiquitous Podcast”, has quickly hit high numbers in downloads! Visit Sue’s website at www.sueduffield.com.

To connect on social media with Sue: Facebook- Sue Duffield, Instagram - sueleeduffield, Twitter sueduffield, youtube - radiosue 

How to live like you mean it! Think about this: if you know that you only had 4000 Mondays in your life would you live the same way? Jodi dives deep into not only living life like you mean it but living life without regrets.

Jodi talks about "Memento Mori" which translates to "remember you must die." As Steve Jobs says, "Death is very likely the single best invention of life, and it's the number one motivator we have to live like we mean it" -- simply put live regret-free lives.

Because life's too short. Jodi offers life enhancement programs for people who want to live on purpose, inspired, and totally alive. Let's choose to live wider and deeper -- full of vitality and meaning.

Go to https://fourthousandmondays.com and take the Quiz: How alive (or dead) are you? Get this free assessment to discover where you are and what you need to do to be alive! On November 2, 2020 Jodi will be offering a FREE webinar about how you use her Astonishing Alive Model and live wider & deeper without regrets. 

Jodi Wellman is a speaker, coach, facilitator and thought leader on well-being and living lives worth living. She really just wants people to die happy– well, live happily and without regrets– while cleverly beginning with the end (the “big end”) in mind. She has a Master's of Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania, which has armed her with practical ways to live squander-free lives. She's about to launch an online course called "How To Live Like You Mean It", which can be found on her website at Four Thousand Mondays (.com!). Jodi is also on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn.

End the silence of suicide. Listen today as we engage in Real Raw Talk about suicide with Missy Stolfi, Area Director for the Western and Central New York Chapters of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. You too can join with us as we become a voice to fight suicide. November 21, 2020 is International Survivors of Suicide Day -- a day when people who've lost a loved one to suicide come together at over 360 gatherings around the world. 

Missy says, "One thing I’m always amazed at is that by being out there about my involvement with AFSP, how many people have opened up to me, both friends and strangers. Since I joined this organization, I have had friends I’ve known for years write me literal letters sharing their personal struggles. I have strangers notice my AFSP shirt or bumper sticker and strike up a conversation with me. By being more open about mental health and not avoiding using the word ‘suicide’, it gives people permission to open up themselves, to know you are someone who will not judge them."

Whether you have struggle with suicide yourself or have lost a loved one, know you are not alone. At the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention website you will hear personal experiences from people in your local community whose lives have been impacted by suicide as AFSP is available to anyone, anywhere. To connect with AFSP click here.  If you are in a crisis call 1-800-273-8255 or text TALK to 741741

Missy Stolfi is the Area Director for the Western and Central New York Chapters of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. She joined the Foundation from the American Cancer Society, and prior to that served in the field of college student affairs in the Philadelphia area. Missy holds a B.S. in History from SUNY College at Oneonta, and a M.Ed. in Higher Education Administration – Student Affairs from the University at Buffalo. She resides in Amherst, volunteers for a number of local organizations, roots for the Yankees and Bills and enjoys spending time with her niece and nephew.

Finding Joy When Life Beats You Up

Carol takes you through her personal journey of losing five precious babies, suffering from clinical depression, to finding joy in the most difficult of circumstances. During this period of time Carol developed an addiction -- her addiction was reading the Word of God. In the Word, Carol found her joy and she continues to help millions of women today find their joy even when life beats you up.

Carol talks about the story of Ruth & Naomi found in Ruth 1. Naomi (delight, pleasant) asked for her name to be changed to Mara, which meant bitter. Naomi changed her identity based on her circumstances & disappointments in life. We should NEVER do that. As Christians, we need to stay true to who we are created to be. Remember that kindness ushers Jesus into your story. Kindness takes the Carol's, the Robbie's, the Keri's and uses us as the history makers in God's book of life. With the pandemic, the election, the media, politicians, and racism, let us be the kindest women of our generation. The people that need it the most are the Mara's.

Carol's Resources:
The Joy Life is an online membership that will enable you to tap into the joy for which you were created. Created by Carol McLeod Ministries, you will be able to access a wide range of Bible studies, video teachings and workbooks for the express purpose of adding joy to your daily life. New content will be added on a monthly basis. The Joy Life launches October 1, 2020, join today here.

Carol's newest book "Vibrant" is an invitation from the Word of God, to live in a place of joy and purpose, no matter what your life looks like. To preorder please visit Carol's site: https://carolmcleodministries.com

Carol is the best-selling author of twelve books, including “Significant”, “Pass the Joy, Please” and her newest “Vibrant” which releases in November 2020. Her teaching DVD, The Room of a Woman's Heart, won the Telly Award, a prestigious industry award, for excellence in religious programming. Carol has a twice-weekly podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network, "A Jolt of Joy!" She is a devotional writer for YouVersion with nearly 20 devotionals and 3 million downloads. Carol also has a column that is published weekly in "Ministry Today." Carol's blog "Joy for the Journey" has been named to the top 50 Faith Blogs for women.

Today is a powerful message that includes the tough topics of depression, suicide and mental health issues. Darryll shares how he survived multiple suicide attempts after a career-ending back injury. How he went from drug dealer to pastor and entrepreneur and helping people recover from addiction.

My goal is to erase depression, shatter addiction and inspire people to unleash their uniqueness into the world. - Darryll Stinson

Darryl believes that your purpose is as unique as your fingerprint. Once you find your purpose, you will reach your highest potential. Darryll offers the Purpose Discovery Course (https://www.secondchanceathletes.com/purpose) that will walk you through 24 short step-by-step instructional lessons that will help you discover your unique purpose and help you reach your highest potential.

Darryll Stinson is a former Division 1 athlete, TEDx speaker, author and suicide survivor. He helps athletes and entrepreneurs shed their past stories, and create multiple streams of income that align with their highest purpose so that they can impact more lives and build a lasting legacy. 

Darryll founded Second Chance Athletes, a holistic athletic transition company, to give athletes a “second chance” to succeed in life without the demands of sports. 

When he is not working, Darryll enjoys rapping, reading, entertainment, music, sports and spending time with his wife and three beautiful daughters. #girldad

To learn more about Darryl go to https://www.darryllstinson.com.

10 Principles to Change your Brain and Your Body with Robbie and Keri

Has your walk become stale? Revelations 3 reveals five steps to overcome staleness in our walk with God. Step 1: WAKE UP.  Consider your ways, take care of yourself, take care of the home of God. Step 2: STRENGTHEN YOUR FAITH even if it is as small as a mustard seed. 2 Timothy 1:6 encourages us to keep our F.L.A.M.E. F-Focus on God, L-Light it, A- Access, give God access to your heart, M-Remember all God had done for you, and E- Energize. Step 3: REMEMBER what you have received. STEP 4: KEEP WHAT YOU KNOW  and treasure it. As Deuteronomy 30:19-20 always choose life. Step 5: REPENT.

Jessie Seneca felt God calling her into a speaking ministry for women in 1996 at a “Women of Faith” event she attended. Through, battling Cushings Syndrome, a life threatening disease, she knew there was more to “just” surviving, but that God was going to use her story in a way that would encourage women. At the time of her illness, it was hard to understand God’s will in it all, and even when she felt God’s call, she didn’t know what it was going to look like. But through years of preparation, and many encouraging individuals, today, she is enjoying the fruit of her obedience to God through full-time ministry. She is a national speaker, author, leadership trainer and founder of More Of Him Ministries and SHE Leads Leadership Conference. Her ministry helps women grow in God’s Word and experience His touch on their lives which challenges them to make God a priority and inspires them to move into a “wholehearted” lifestyle, one devoted fully to God.

Jessie has shared with women in the U.S. and Canada. She also works with LifeWay as one of their YOU Lead trainers.  God uses Jessie’s passion and wisdom to speak into the lives of her listeners and readers through her Bible studies and books.                                                                                                                                                                 

She lives in Bethlehem, Pa with her husband, John. They have two daughters and two wonderful sons-in-law. She is also enjoying her role as Mimi. Most days you can find Jessie walking her two golden-doodles, Bella and Murphy. Visit Jessie at www.moreofhimministries.org

Annette talks about foundational living. Foundational living is putting God first — our relationship with Him and Jesus through the help of Holy Spirit. We need to identity the heart issue that is keeping us from Christ we can never fill the void in our heart with anything else except for God because He created us with that desire to know Him. Priorities are wrong— God first—through Jesus 14:6 I am the way the truth and the life— no one comes to the Father except through me.

Vertical love first which gives us love peace and joy— and then horizontal with family, spouse, friend. - 1st commandment love God with all your heart soul and mind ““Teacher, which is the greatest commandment in the Law?” Jesus replied: “ ‘Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.’ Matthew 22:36-37

Spiritual warfare —— finding happiness in material things instead of God—living in fear—- replace all with the truth. Phil 4:4-7. “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Phil 4:4-7

Enemy of the world is spiritual not not flesh (“For we are not fighting against flesh-and-blood enemies, but against evil rulers and authorities of the unseen world, against mighty powers in this dark world, and against evil spirits in the heavenly places.” Ephesians 6:12 NLT

Prayers to God as taught by Jesus—Matthew 6 : ‘how to pray’ when we pray— all of these things are talked about in my book “Let Us Pray”. Reading the word of God. — PRAYING ABOUT EVERYTHING—( wait patiently for the Lord.) —-going to a biblically sound church

Loving others like the way Jesus did. (In love and truth)Let Us Pray