Welcome to "Circle Talk Part 2"!

This episode was first released on August 10, 2021 and has Susan and Keri diving deeper into the idea of "Circle Talk."

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This week we will dive even deeper into Circle Talk. How do we know what’s in our circle and what’s God’s business? And how do we let go of what’s not in our circle?

Susan's most popular talk is on "Circle Talk," and we know that when the holidays hit, we all need a refresher on asking ourselves, "Is that in my Circle?"

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If you've spent more than 15 minutes with Susan Goss, you've most likely heard her say, "That's not in your circle!" This week, we're starting a two-part series on Circle Talk in which we will learn how to release to God those things that aren't ours to control.

It's time for our "Best of" Series!

Join us for the next 5 weeks as we share five of the most popular episodes in our past four seasons.

Today...we are going back to Season 1.

Are you new to the Tangible Truth Podcast? Now is a great time to go back and listen to it from the beginning before Season 5 starts on January 7th.

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What does it mean to be curious? How is being curious different from being nosy? Being curious invites people into more meaningful conversations and deeper connections. Let's learn why being curious is such a game-changer in relationships. And… we might have said the word "curious" 5 billion times in 20 minutes. Sorry about that.

Do we sometimes miss the miracles around us because they aren't "Big Enough?"

Dr. Steve Goss is back for one final episode in our "Month of Miracles" series to discuss the "Everyday Miracles" we sometimes overlook.

We will take a short break during the holidays, but we will be re-sharing our "Best of" series until we return in January!

Happy Thanksgiving, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!

We are back for Episode 2 in our "Month of Miracles" Series!

This week, Susan is joined by (as she calls him) her "favorite guest ever," Dr. Steve Goss, to relay the miraculous story of the birth of their grandson, Whit.

Extra Resources:

The Song Steve mentioned is Steven Curtis Chapman's "Do It Again." Watch it here: Steven Curtis Chapman YouTube

To hear more about Susan Hazard's Story:

A Miracle of Grace - Part 1

A Miracle of Grace - Part 2

What would you do if you were told your husband died on the operating table...his heart having stopped almost an hour and a half ago?

If you were Natalie Tibbs, you would pray for a miracle.

Natalie is back with Susan in the studio to tell her and her family's story of their Miracle Man (or you can just call him Lazarus.)

To end October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Susan sits down with Natalie Tibbs, Executive Director of the Children & Family Advocacy Center in Northwest Arkansas.

Their goal is to equip you with the answer to the question, "If I see or am experiencing domestic violence..what do I do?"

If you or someone you know is needing help in a domestic violence situation, please use any of these resources below:

National Domestic Violence Hotline:

CALL: Call 1.800.799.SAFE (7233)

TEXT: Text "START" to 88788

ONLINE CHAT Directly From their Website: The Hotline

National Child Abuse Hotline:

CALL or TEXT: 1-800-422-4453

ONLINE CHAT Directly From Their Website: Child Help Hotline

Other Resources:

For the kiddos: 

Local help- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse. 

Local Help- Children’s Safety Center of Washington County: www.childrenssafetycenter.com

National Childhood Traumatic Stress Network: a wealth of information on all things child stress and trauma. Includes resourcing, help for difficult questions, etc. www.nctsn.org

Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-482-5964

National Child Abuse Hotline (includes counselors available 24/7): 1-800-422-4453

For the Adults:

Local help- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse, including specific help for women in domestic violence situations

Local Help- peace at home family shelter: www.peaceathomeshelter.org

• Local resources for those experiencing domestic violence and needing immediate support

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or www.thehotline.org

• Includes information on identifying abuse and resources across the nation. Also has live chat options for those in need or to ask questions as well as support for survivors. 

EPISODE NOTE: At the beginning of today's podcast, we speak on our previous guest Susan Hazard's story and discuss aspects of her rape. If this is not helpful to your mental health journey, please feel free to SKIP ahead to the 5:00 minute mark.

Megan Taylor of Gap Relief is back in the studio with Susan to continue discussing Domestic Violence, this time focusing on adults.

For more information on Megan's Non-Profit, where their goal is to "Help the Helpers Build Resilient Communities" Gap Relief

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESOURCES:

For the kiddos: 

Local help (Northwest Arkansas)- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse. 

Local Help (Northwest Arkansas)- Children’s Safety Center of Washington county: www.childrenssafetycenter.com

National Childhood Traumatic Stress network: a wealth of information on all things child stress and trauma. Includes resourcing, help for difficult questions, etc. www.nctsn.org

Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-482-5964

National Child Abuse Hotline (includes counselors available 24/7): 1-800-422-4453

For the Adults:

Local help- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse, including specific help for women in domestic violence situations

Local Help- peace at home family shelter: www.peaceathomeshelter.org

• Local resources for those experiencing domestic violence and needing immediate support

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or www.thehotline.org

• Includes information on identifying abuse and resources across the nation. Also has live chat options for those in need or to ask questions as well as support for survivors. 

Today and next week, we continue our Domestic Violence Awareness Month series.

Susan is joined by counselor Megan Taylor, a former child advocate and child forensic interviewer for the Children and Family Advocacy Center and founder of Gap Relief.

This week's discussion is on Children and Domestic Violence.

To find out more about Megan's Non-Profit: Gap Relief.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE RESOURCES:

For the kiddos: 

Local help (Northwest Arkansas)- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse. 

Local Help (Northwest Arkansas)- Children’s Safety Center of Washington county: www.childrenssafetycenter.com

National Childhood Traumatic Stress network: a wealth of information on all things child stress and trauma. Includes resourcing, help for difficult questions, etc. www.nctsn.org

Arkansas Child Abuse Hotline: 1-800-482-5964

National Child Abuse Hotline (includes counselors available 24/7): 1-800-422-4453

For the Adults:

Local help- Children and Family Advocacy Center of Benton County: cfacbentonco.com 

• Supporting Children and Families who have/are experiencing abuse, including specific help for women in domestic violence situations

Local Help- peace at home family shelter: www.peaceathomeshelter.org

• Local resources for those experiencing domestic violence and needing immediate support

National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or www.thehotline.org

• Includes information on identifying abuse and resources across the nation. Also has live chat options for those in need or to ask questions as well as support for survivors. 

This week, Susan continues her conversation with assault survivor Susan Hazard and discusses both the forgiveness and hope found in her story.

Please consider purchasing Susan Hazard's book, A Miracle of Grace: My Journey of Survival & Forgiveness, to learn more about her story and support her continued healing journey.

If you or someone you know needs help to leave a violent domestic situation, please reach out to us at [email protected], and we will connect you with help or call the Domestic Abuse Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233) or Text HOME to 741741