Hunter Logan joins us on today's podcast to talk about the many ways it costs to follow the call God has placed on his life through radio ministry. Hunter operates 2 radio stations that reach into 191 countries. His mission is and has always been, to reach the lost through Christian Country and Country Gospel music.

His slogan has always been that HLE Radio is ministry-minded rather than industry-minded. This is helpful to many artists around the world who are now aired on his stations.

You can download the HLE RADIO app from your app store to listen 24/7 around the clock.

Providence is defined in Websters as, "Divine guidance or care" as well as "God conceived as the power sustaining and guiding human destiny."

On today's podcast, Shelly talks with long-time friend, songwriter, author, and speaker, Shana Strange-Williams about Providence. Shana wrote not only a song about providence, but also a book. We talk openly about the providence of God and the sometimes frustrating twists and turns we seem to be taking.

Through seasons of pain and seasons of joy have often come priceless lessons that lead us to unexpected places with Christ.

We are excited to share with you a beautiful music artist, Risa Kopp. We got to know her music through our Royalty4Real Radio for Women, where we are blessed to air her music. Risa joins us today to share with us her journey with Christ and how He took her through a season of rebuilding her faith. She also shares her heart for music and what role it plays in Kingdom life.  Her pursuit to know Christ more is noteworthy and will encourage you to stay near to Jesus in every season.

On today's 320 Podcast, our precious guest, and friend, Lisa Fleck shares a wife's perspective during one of the most difficult battles of her life. As her husband, Greg began a long and serious battle with covid, she was in a battle of her own. She shares with us the many ways God spoke to her during the trial and how He continuously sustained her. She also shares the very real-life warfare she encountered as she faced making difficult decisions and being separated from Greg for such an extended amount of time.

Their story is one of God's faithfulness, and she testifies, today, of how He stayed with her through it all.

Lisa and her husband Greg are founders of the New Creation Foundation in Troup, Texas. Their ministry helps restore hearts who have walked a journey of addiction. The program is a Christ-centered program and has helped many.

On today's 320 Podcast are my sweet guests and fellow dreamers Paula Rambo, Nancy Ludlum, and Jessica Gunter. Each one of these ladies joins me today to discuss the frustrating part of the process of dreaming with Jesus. 

We often get the vision but do not expect the detours, waiting periods, and even the inner work Christ is doing in us. It can become frustrating at times to not understand the "who, what, or when."

Today is what we called an on-air counseling session meant to encourage them, as well as you.

Today our precious friend, Pam Starkey, joins us, to share portions of her story with Jesus. Coming out of New Age rituals and movements, she exposes the hidden darkness behind this counterfeit "light." Today, she enjoys the presence of the Holy Spirit as a prophetic artist who paints according to His leadership. 

If Heaven were hiring, would you be a viable candidate today? Much like the secular job market, Christ is looking for faithful and committed disciples that He can trust with His Kingdom plans.

Of course, salvation is a free gift, but the assignments stored up for us to accomplish here on earth do take good stewarding. Just like our past discussions on intentionality, we need to take a look at our commitment. 

Are we trustworthy with, or to whom, God gives us? Do we honor His assignments as a top priority, or let everything else derail them? 

Today's podcast is to self-reflect with honesty on how committed we really are or are not. May it sharpen us to become better disciples of Christ Jesus.

Often the Lord will ask you to do something that makes little sense in the natural. Years ago, He birthed a ministry that had some elements others didn't seem to agree with. They seemed silly to them. I had to stand firm in what He called me to do and how He called me to do it. At times, I was criticized for my methods, yet Jesus saved people and grew them in His grace. The fruit bore witness that it was surely Him.

You'll have to be okay swimming upstream sometimes. You'll have to also learn to nod kindly to critics while moving on with Jesus.

Decide now...that you are willing to be that crazy one pursuing Christ and all He has for you.

On Today's 320 Podcast, we bring to a close the final episode of our Where the Heart Heals Series with our friends at New Creation Foundation. Thanks so much to Lisa Fleck and Kim Clayton for sharing your hearts and lives with us. We bless you so much in your work for the Kingdom and are honored to get to call you all friends. 

Today we talk about healthy boundaries. Why they are necessary and how important it really is to set them well, so you can fully heal and recover.

This is week 4 of our Where the Heart Heals Series on The 320 Podcast. We return again with Shelly Wilson, Jan Thompson LP-C, and our friends Lisa Fleck and Kim Clayton of New Creation Foundation.

In today's episode, Kim shares some intimate discussions about her own healing struggles, and you'll hear us have an honest dialogue on how we, in the Church, need to do better in the area of helping people heal.