Listen to Rachael and Jaime talk about the treasures found in darkness. For Rachael her darkness came in the valley of tragic death. Jaime lost hope in a season when the pain of Lyme disease sucked the joy and delight out of her daily life. 

Suicide is such a stigmatized part of pain, but Jaime and Rachael don't shy away from telling you about the times when it felt like the only way to escape the constant, unrelenting agony. But even in their darkest nights, God was never further than their breath. Listen to how God pulled Jaime and Rachael up out of pits of heartache and pain and gave them courage and hope to dream again! 

While receiving treatment at the New York Center of Innovative Medicine, in Huntington New York, God began to revive Jaime's vision for a wholehearted life again. https://nycim.com/

This episode will give you courage to ask for help if you are in a valley. Watch Jaime and Rachael's transition from despair to dreaming and allow your heart and mind to open back up to a new vision for your future. 

Don't miss the end of this episode to hear Jaime's single, "All Things For My Good," and hear how God was using the painful chapters of her life to bring resilience and hope through her life and her music.

Download and listen to Jaime's brand new album, "All Things," on Apple Music and learn more about her ministry at www.jaimejam.com

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In 2006 Jaime was living a music artist's dream. Her song, " Hear my Worship" spent 12 weeks on the #1 spot on national Christian radio. Jaime was touring, leading worship and writing beautiful music. 

Then, while leading in music and ministry, Jaime began to feel an exhaustion she couldn't shake. When debilitating headaches brought Jaime to her knees, she could no longer press through the pain and discovered her diagnosis of Lyme disease. 

In this episode, listen as Jaime talks about the humbling and helpless loss she felt in having to step out of public life in order to care for her health. Jaime tells about how her illness brought her closer to God in a way that only full surrender can. 

Don't miss the end of this episode to hear Jaime's single, "Beautiful Story," and hear how God was using the painful chapters of her life to bring resilience and hope through her life and her music. 

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There's never been a season in our lifetimes when it's been harder to be a police officer, or someone who loves one. Law enforcement has always been a sacrifice for our officers and their families. But now, with rioting and civil unrest, the threat to their lives increases as does our need for them. 

Join police widow, Rachael Flick, LPCC, NCC and current police spouse Cote Anne, LCSW, as they discuss the unique challenges of being a law enforcement family, how to practice good self care, and what mindsets can combat the rampant fear that blue families are struggling with in our nation's crisis. 

Cote is a social worker, married to her high school sweetheart and police officer in the pacific northwest and is the face behind the faith based police wives blog, Ammo+Grace, and the author of the devotional for law enforcement families, Ammo+Grace, The Devotional. Find Cote's book on amazon https://www.amazon.com/Ammo-Grace-Devotional-Cote-Anne/dp/0578563991 and suscribe to her blog at https://ammoandgrace.com/

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Marriage is hard. It's messy. There's no part of your life that a spouse doesn't see when the two become one. And all of that is just what normal, mutually committed couples experience! But what happens in a marriage when one partner regrets their commitment and stops doing the hard work of investing in the marriage? What recourse does someone have when their spouse decides to opt out, without actually leaving? Tracey Lynn Russell came face to face with this difficult conflict, when the man of her dreams decided he wished he hadn't married her.  After consulting seven counselors, with a one year old baby, Tracey made the gut wrenching decision to employ some tough boundaries in her marriage and allow her husband to walk away. Tracey read "Love Must Be Tough" by Dr. James Dobson, and acted to end the dysfunctional pleaser and avoider attachment style. When Tracey learned of Mark's unfaithfulness in their marriage, she became resolute in her desire for divorce. Now, she and Mark are remarried with four children and have celebrated more than 20 years of marriage with each other. Listen to this episode to hear how God softened their hearts, led them through healing and brought them back together. 

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Join Roger Marsh as he and Rachael explore more about the path that has brought her along her grief and growth process. Listen as Rachael talks about what happened to her faith at the rock bottom of Micah's death. See if you might have also believed any of the prosperity theology that was shaken when a God fearing lifestyle didn't prevent the tragedy that took Micah's life. Be ready to take some notes as Rachael talks about how to train for the trial that you're not yet in. Learn some of the back story that is being woven into Rachael's passion for building a bridge between the police and the public, as someone who also seeks social justice and racial reconciliation. Catch up on how important spaces to play and relax have been in Rachael and her kids' healing journey. Wanna know how Rachael "does it all?" Hear her real-mom answer that imposter syndrome happens to all of us, but that her gifts of imperfection can help you heal anyway.

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Join Rachael and her guest, Kimberly Oaster, as they continue an engaging conversation about developing a mentoring relationship. Rachael and Kimberly are both Enneagram 8's who discuss how they met through Mothers of Preschoolers {MOPS} and how their relationship has grown over the years. Kimberly talks about walking as a mentor with Rachael through the aftermath of Micah's death. Rachael shares how Kimberly's ability to bring clarity and vision to her grief journey enabled Rachael's healing process. Listen and learn more about resolving conflict, receiving feedback and having realistic expectations for a mentoring relationship. FInd out more about Kimberly's ministry, book her to speak, and grab her free guide, "5 Conversation Starters for First Meetings with Potential Mentors/Mentees" at www.kimberlyoaster.com

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Join Rachael and her guest, Kimberly Oaster, for an engaging conversation about developing a mentoring relationship. Rachael and Kimberly are both Enneagram 8's who discuss how they met through Mothers of Preschoolers {MOPS} and how their relationship has grown over the years. Kimberly talks about walking as a mentor with Rachael through the aftermath of Micah's death. Rachael shares how Kimberly's ability to bring clarity and vision to her grief journey enabled Rachael's healing process. Listen and learn more about resolving conflict, receiving feedback and having realistic expectations for a mentoring relationship. FInd out more about Kimberly's ministry, book her to speak, and grab her free guide, "5 Conversation Starters for First Meetings with Potential Mentors/Mentees" at www.kimberlyoaster.com

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February 5th, 2018 started out like any normal Monday for Deputy Scott Stone, his fellow detective, Deputy Micah Flick, and the rest of the B.A.T.T.L.E. (Beat Auto Theft Through Law Enforcement) Task Force. What followed was a shootout that left Deputy Flick and the shooter dead, Deputy Stone in critical condition, permanently paralyzed a bystander, and injured two other officers. In this episode Deputy Stone and Micah's widow, Rachael, talk about Scott's memories from the shooting, his long recovery process and why he chose to continue his career in law enforcement. You'll be encouraged to hear what Scott did to heal through PTSD and what you can do to support people who've experienced difficult circumstances. Deputy Stone also offers his well earned advice on how future potential law enforcement officers can be successful personally and professionally. 

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On this episode, Scott Stone joins Rachael Flick on the show. Scott, entered the challenging field of law enforcement for excitement, adventure and to make a positive impact within his community. As he grew in his career, he never imagined that it would change his life forever. On February 5th, 2018, Deputy Stone was shot in the hip arresting the car thief who killed Rachael's husband, Deputy Micah Flick. Despite weeks in the hospital, a significant, permanent loss of function in his leg and ongoing physical disability, Scott returned to law enforcement. Deputy Stone continues to serve as a police officer at the sheriff's office, while navigating his path of resilience after trauma. Scott and his wife Aleyana have two children and are active in their church and their community.  In part one of Scott's interview, he talks about some of his most memorable days protecting vulnerable children as a police officer, and the events that led up to the fatal shooting.  

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