San Luis Valley Voices

According to Biblical and historical documents, there was a group of fallen angels that were the Watchers of humanity. These angels crossed a line of separation and gave birth to giants on the earth as recorded in Genesis, the Book of Enoch and Jubilees. All of these accounts tell us that Yahweh put this group of angels into chains for a certain period of time - 70 Generations. In this podcast, Brother Shane Vaughn asks the question - Have you noticed a changed in the world that makes this world unrecognizable to you? All of a sudden it seems that nothing is the same and society is degrading more quickly than ever. We believe there is an explanation as to why and it has to do with the return of these watching Angels.

If we break one law then we have broken them all, so what's the point of trying to keep any of them? Since it is not possible to keep all the details of the Torah today, why should we try to keep any of it? Didn't Christ speak against the keeping of the Torah? In this teaching we bring out five specific commandments in the Torah that seems to have no modern-day application in our lives and we teach you how these laws are still in force today. Since we are not saved by the keeping of the Law, why are we going back to the law? Isn't this the opposite of the Christian message of Grace? Absolutely Not!

Suicide is a leading cause of death in the US and is considered a national public health crisis. It is in 10th place for adults overall and in 2nd place for those aged 15-34. Colorado is one of the states with the highest rates of suicide, ranking 10th in the nation. Listen to learn more about suicide prevention, tips for coping, teen suicide, the mental health stigma in men, how to get help and a lot more, from experts in the field at the San Luis Valley Behavioral Health Group.

The Monte Vista Chamber of Commerce Business Spotlight for September 2020. Featured in this three-part podcast are Chamber Director and Co-Owner of SLVoices, Adam Lock. Then we have the September 2020 Chamber Business of the Month, Dairy Queen Grill & Chill, with Chief Operations Officer Mike Flagg. Wrapping up this podcast is the September featured business, The Soup & Sandwich Company, with owner Steven Valdez. Please listen as Adam, Mike and Steven discuss their unique roles, the services they offer, current business challenges, supporting your local chamber/community, debunking preconceived notions, where they see Monte Vista in the future and a lot more.

National Suicide Prevention Month is recognized throughout September. Behavioral Health Specialists from San Luis Valley Health and SLVoices want to help you learn more about tools and strategies to cope with stress and challenges in life, signs and symptoms of suicidality, various high risk groups, the services available from a national level all the way down to locally and a lot more. Joining us in this all important discussion are Gina Bousquet, Medical Assistant, Primary Care, Monica Hinds, RN, Director of RMC Emergency Department, Laura Burkhardt, LCSW, Director of the Behavioral Health Department and Micaela Romero, LCSW, Behavioral Health. Special thanks to Donna Wehe, Director of Communications at SLV Health for arranging this all important podcast.

Do you know what Satan's fantasy is? If you don't then don't worry, you will most like it hear it preached from the pulpit of your church next Sunday. In this brief live audio teaching, Bro. Shane Vaughn of First Harvest Ministries teaches and exposes the false gospel of the modern church and talks about his personal journey. There was a moment in his life when everything in his thinking changed, when God asked him "When will you preach MY Gospel?" This question came after Bro. Vaughn spent a lifetime of preaching what he knew to be "The Gospel" but as he was soon to find out from his studies, he had actually been teaching Satan's Gospel.

Torah, Law of Moses, Law of God, Jewish Law...... all words that we are forced to deal with, sometimes uncomfortably so when we make up in our minds to become a Commandment Keeping believer. Sounds great but then we run headlong into which Commandments still apply! Which ones were done away with and since we all know that no one can practically keep all 613 laws of Torah then shouldn't we just disregard it under grace and hope for the best? (Would you discard your car's instruction manual just because it's overwhelming?) Is there an answer? There Is!

This is part 4 of a 4 part teaching series by Shane Vaughn. We will deal systematically with the entire conversation about the Law of God.

The longest running sustainable energy fair in the country is coming up. The 31st Annual Crestone Energy Fair is happening on Saturday, September 12th. Here to explain more about hempcrete, this year’s keynote speaker, the energy fair’s future, their new social media channels, how you can attend in person or virtually, their need for volunteers and so much more are Director Lisa Bodey, Onsite Producer Nick Nevares and Helper At Large Donovan Spitzman.

The Monte Vista Chamber of Commerce Business Spotlight for August 2020. Featured in this three-part podcast are Chamber Director and General Manager of Rain Brews, Kyle Riggenbach. Then we have the August 2020 Chamber Business of the Month, The Monte Vista Coop, with Petroleum Director Skotty Morris, Administrative Assistant Denise Temple and Farm Store Manager Stephanie Schaefer. Wrapping up this podcast is the August featured business, The Finery, with owner Debbie Garcia. Please listen as Kyle, Skotty, Denise, Stephanie and Debbie discuss their unique roles, the services they offer, current business challenges, supporting your local chamber/community, debunking preconceived notions and a lot more.

The Native American Artist Fair is happening, all summer long in Monte Vista, Colorado. Come out and see authentic Handcrafted beadwork, rugs, jewelry, paintings, artwork and leather craft, all lovingly made with special prayers. Enjoy Native American foods, music and more. All the fun is happening on the Saturday’s and Sunday’s, of July 25th & 26th and August 8th and 9th as well as August 29th and 30th. The Native American Artist Fair is easy to find with plenty of free parking and free admission. Located in the Fassett Building parking lot, right behind Rain Brews; the same parking lot that hosts the Monte Vista Farmer’s Market on Friday. This is one art fair you don’t want to miss.