This Lyric, That Truth

In this engaging conversation, Ceci and Abby explore thedynamics of friendship, parenting, and personal growth. They discuss the challenges of navigating unexpected life events, the differences in parenting styles, and the importance of celebrating individual career paths. The conversation also delves into the joy of hobbies, particularly quilting, and how creative outlets can bring fulfillment and joy amidst the busyness of life. They reflect on the balance between family responsibilities and personal interests, emphasizing the significance of supporting one another in their respective journeys.

SONG: For The One by Bethel

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast, Ceci interviews Amanda Henry, who transitioned from a long career in morning radio to working with Kids Hope USA, a nonprofit focused on mentoring children. Amanda shares her journey of personal growth, the importance of community service, and how mentorship can profoundly impact both the mentor and the mentee. The conversation highlights the need for mentors in schools, the stories of transformation through Kids Hope USA, and how individuals can get involved to make a difference in their communities.

You can learn more about Kids Hope USA by visiting kidshopeusa.org

SONG: Lift Me Up by Blessing Offor

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast, Ceci interviews Amanda Henry, who transitioned from a long career in morning radio to working with Kids Hope USA, a nonprofit focused on mentoring children. Amanda shares her journey of personal growth, the importance of community service, and how mentorship can profoundly impact both the mentor and the mentee. The conversation highlights the need for mentors in schools, the stories of transformation through Kids Hope USA, and how individuals can get involved tomake a difference in their communities.

 You can learn more about Kids Hope USA by visiting kidshopeusa.org

 SONG: Lift Me Up by Blessing Offor

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast,Ceci interviews Dan Ralya, a builder turned community servant who shares his journey of reaching out to the broken and homeless in his community. Dan discusses how he felt compelled by God's love to serve others, the importanceof building relationships, and the transformative power of personal stories. He emphasizes the need for integration between the broken and the healthy within the church and encourages listeners to step out of their comfort zones to makea difference.

SONG: No Hurt by Casting Crowns

In this episode of This Lyric, That Truth, Ceci interviews Dan Bremnes, a Christian music artist, who shares his journey from playing punk rock to writing spiritually impactful music. He discusses the importance of humility in the face of success, the profound impact his songs have on listeners, and the songwriting process. Dan also reflects on the duality of human nature, as explored in his upcoming album 'The Hero and the Villain,' emphasizing the need to embrace both the hero and villain within us.

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast, Ceci interviews Kaitlyn Gould, a licensed social worker and certified functional nutrition counselor. They discuss the integration of functional nutrition into mental health counseling, emphasizing the importance of holistic health. Kaitlyn shares her five pillarsof health, which include sleep, diet, exercise, support systems, and stress management. The conversation explores how mindfulness and nutrition impact mental well-being, offering practical advice for healthier living. Kaitlyn also shares success stories from her practice and encourages listeners to prioritizetheir health and well-being.

 Learn more about Kaitlyn and Headwaters Counseling byvisiting headwaterscounseling.net 

SONG: Unwritten by Natasha Bedingfield

In this conversation, Ceci and Pastor Dave Roberts explore the profound impact of tragedy on personal perspective and purpose. They discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk and how it has awakened a sense of urgency in people's lives to reflect on their mission and the importance of living for Jesus. The dialogue emphasizes the need for genuine face-to-face conversations, the power of forgiveness as exemplified by Stephen in the Bible, and the hope that comes from grieving with faith. They also touch on the stirring hunger for revival and the importance of engaging with the world around us, building community, and planting seeds of faith in everyday conversations.

SONG: What An Awesome God by Phil Wickham

In this episode of 'This Lyric, That Truth,' Ceci and Dan Seaborn explore the themes of contentment,parenting, and the importance of listening in relationships. They discuss the challenges of finding peace in a fast-paced world, the reflections on parenting and the lessons learned from their experiences, and the significance of being present and understanding in conversations. The conversation emphasizes the journey of personal growth and the desire to leave a legacy of love and kindness.
Hear more for Dan and his ministry, Winning at Home by visiting winningathome.com

In this conversation, Lisa shares her transformative journey from a life of bitterness and rebellion to one of faith and service. She discusses her passion for sharing God's love andthe importance of community outreach, emphasizing that everyone has a role to play in spreading hope and faith. Lisa's story highlights the power of personal testimony and the need for the church to engage with those outside its walls,demonstrating that faith is not just a personal journey but a communal responsibility.

Song: Reckless Love by Cory Asbury

Join us in this episode as we sit down with Jacob Brownfrom Headwaters Counseling. Jacob shares his unique journey from engineering to psychology, driven by a calling to integrate faith and mental health. Discover how he helps clients find their authentic selves and navigate life's transitions with grace and resilience.

Check out Headwaters Counseling by visiting headwaterscounseling.net

 The song for this episode is Truth Be Told by Matthew West