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"We think that we have just messed up too much, that God might be holding out His best from us because of our mistakes - and it's just not the way God works, and it's not His heart for us, and when you think you're too far gone, you're just not." Tasha Layton shares with Megan from Shine.FM about her family, finding rest as a mom, her song "How Far" and one of Megan's favorites, "Brave Heart (Dear Daughter)." Want to hear more like this? Head to the Shine.FM Podcast Channel!

This episode explains how we can engage constructively with our neighbors – next door and across the city – as we navigate the consequences of the pandemic, social unrest, and political and economic upheaval.

"God has done so much of a work and a heart surgery for me that I feel like I'm just getting started, like I'm not done yet." Jeremy Camp joins Megan from Shine.FM to share about his daughter graduating, his family's summer plans, his song "Getting Started," and encouragement as well! If you'd love to listen to more podcasts like this, you can visit the Shine.FM Podcast Channel.

This episode examines why soaring home prices and gentrification are heavy burdens for people in poverty.

"We use what we know about now to frame what we know about forever...But as believers, we have the opportunity to flip that and use what we know about forever to inform what we believe about now." Tauren Wells preaches the Truth on the latest episode of A Closer Look, and he also shares about his family, his dreams, his new album released on June 10, and his new song, "Fake It." Want to hear more? Check out the Shine.FM Podcast Channel!

This episode centers on hunger in the United States and why millions of Americans lack access to affordable and nutritious food even in a land of plenty.

This episode focuses on how Christians and churches should work to restore hope and strengthen communities in response to the deadly school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, which took the lives of at least 19 children and 2 adults.

This episode explores innovative efforts to provide people living in poverty with high quality and affordable health care.

Imagine writing an essay on Patriotism as an 11 year-old, sixth-grader and as a result of that essay, being asked to participate in the honored tradition of laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Solider in Arlington Cemetery. Such was the case for a young man growing up in Georgia. For a special “Memorial Day” weekend  salute, tune in to Bud Boughton’s next edition of “Game Day, EVERY Day – Leading a Life that Matters” to hear this inspiring story and the amazing essay written by a sixth grade student. It’s all happening on Shine.FM radio! Be sure to subscribe to get all our Shine.FM podcasts.

This episode focuses on why Christmas is a joyous season but also one that often holds special challenges for people living in poverty.