Ken Murray and I talk about the road to success: Giving Ourselves the Best Gift...a Fresh Start! 

Referenced music:

In the Year 2525 - Zager and Evans 

Brothers in Arms - Dire Straits, Mark Knopfler official video

Brothers in Arms - The Bands of HM Royal Marines 

On Friday, December 13, 2024, James Ginn and I discussed the Work of the United Church of God in Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and the Baltics.  James Ginn will be the coordinator of this area, continuing the magnificent work of Johnnie and Hazel Lambert here for 27 years.  

Meet James Ginn in this informative podcast.  I thank all who have served in this area.  James Ginn will also be an Editorial Writers for Church publications..

David Cobb has written an article for the current (DEC 2024) Compass Check magazine for teens entitled "Practical Tools For Navigating Anxiety."   It is not just for teens. 

Mike Snyder is a crisis communication professional who has worked with mental health care.

We speak about three tools that you can use to lessen worry.

Books recommended in the podcast:

Rewire Your Anxious Brain: How to Use the Neuroscience of Fear to End Anxiety, Panic, and Worry is a comprehensive guide co-authored by psychologist Catherine M. Pittman, PhD, and Elizabeth M. Karle, MLIS. Published in January 2015, the book delves into the neurological underpinnings of anxiety, focusing on the roles of the amygdala and cortex in the brain. It offers evidence-based strategies to manage and alleviate anxiety by addressing both the primal fear responses and the cognitive aspects of worry

This podcast was created by James Ginn who is now  Coordinator for Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, the Baltics and Editorial Writer for the United Church of God. His is continuing the work of Johnnie Lambert and myself.  

A discussion from Northern to Southern Hemisphere about how to move forward, stay motivated in as we come towards summer in Australia and winter in the United States.  Vic and Ken talk about their life's experiences. 

Listen to all our Vic 'n Ken podcasts here 

https://vkubik.podbean.com/category/ken-murray

Several years ago when Michael Snyder was a Plain Truth senior writer, he interviewed several nuclear war experts and physicists during a Washington DC science conference. That produced the popular Plain Truth cover article “Humanity won’t end this way,” referencing concerns about nuclear war which Mr. Herbert Armstrong later made into a World Tomorrow telecast. His work and article were later turned into a booklet on nuclear war where he shared a byline with Mr. Armstrong. It’s online at various COG historical sites.

Today we talk about the state of the world that could possibly be on the brink of World War III.  The war between Russia and Ukraine has escalated.  Where is the end.  Listen to Mike Snyder's insight about current dangerous conditions.

The podcast was made after church services and you may hear the voices of children playing. 

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Michael A. Snyder, (not to be confused with Michael T. Snyder, a non-related prolific writer on speculative prophecy) has written for Beyond Today (both the magazine and the telecast) and previously served as a senior writer for The PlainTruth magazine. He and his wife Jamie live in Indianapolis, Indiana and attend the Indianapolis United Church of God congregation. They previously lived in Pasadena, California.

Ken and I discuss how we came to our belief structure and describe our spiritual journey starting in our teens.

What has your spiritual journey been?  What and how have you discovered what you believe?  

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Our very good friends Andre and Elise van Belkum visited us in Lafayette, IN while coming from South Africa to a General Conference of Elders meeting Cincinnati.  I happened to come across this audio file and brought it back to life.  His message to us inspired our going to these places and before the start of LifeNets.  

Zambia http://lifenets.org/zambia

Malawi http://lifenets.org/malawi

He refers to places on a map which is here: