This Lyric, That Truth

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast,Dr. Tasha Saladin shares her transformative journey from being an Army combat veteran to becoming an acupuncturist. She discusses the challenges she faced during her military service, including PTSD and physical injuries, and how she discovered acupuncture as a healing modality. Dr. Saladin highlights the effectiveness of acupuncture in treating chronic pain, neuropathy, and fertility issues, sharing inspiring success stories from her practice. Throughout the conversation, she emphasizes the importance of hope, resilience, and trusting in a higher purpose.

You can learn more about acupuncture and connect with Dr. Tasha by visiting allacu.com

Today’s lyrics come from the song Burn the Ships by for King & Country.

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast,Ceci interviews Chris Coursey, author of The Joy Switch. They discuss the importance of joy in personal growth and relationships, exploring how to identify and activate the 'joy switch' in our brains. Chris shares insights on navigating conflicts, the power of curiosity and kindness, and practical steps to cultivate joy in our lives and environments. The conversation emphasizes that joy is not just a feeling but a relational experience that can be developed and strengthened over time.

You can learn more about Chris and check out the training he offers by visiting thrivetoday.org.

Today’s lyrics come from the song Joy by for King & Country.

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast, Art DeLeon shares his powerful journey from a troubled childhood and gang life to finding faith and purpose through his experiences in prison. He discusses the challenges he faced, including addiction, violence, and the struggle for acceptance, and how he ultimately found redemption and a calling to help others through community outreach at Gateway Mission. Art's story is a testament to the transformative power of faith and the importance of support and mentorship in overcoming adversity. 

SONG: Hard Fought Hallelujah by Brandon Lake

Learn more about Gateway Mission by visiting their website, hopefoundhere.org

In this episode of the This Lyrics, That Truth podcast,Ceci interviews Kory Plockmeyer, the executive director of Movement West Michigan. They discuss the mission of Movement West Michigan to unite the body of Christ and serve the community collaboratively. Kory shares insights on the importance of working together, the impact of music in community building, and the role of the Care Portal in addressing local needs. The conversation emphasizes the significance of humility, grace, and understanding trauma when serving others, and highlights upcoming initiatives like One Community Weekend.

Learn more about Movement West Michigan by visiting their website, www.movementwestmi.org
The lyrics from today’s episode are from Heal Our Land by Kari Jobe

In this episode of the Lyric That Truth podcast, Ceci and Abby Zeerip discuss various aspects of parenting, including budgeting for Christmas, family traditions for Valentine's Day, and navigating transitions. They share personal anecdotes and insights on how to embrace change and communicate effectively within the family. The conversation highlights the importance of managing expectations and emotions during transitions, as well as the excitement of future aspirations and hobbies.

Today’s lyrics come from Oceans by Hillsong United

Check out past episodes with Abby – episode 8, episode 23, and episode 32.
You can also check out the episode with Dan Peerbolte, episode 5.

In this episode of the Lyric That Truth podcast, Ceciinterviews Stacey Nagelkirk, a community-oriented individual who has launchedHaven Missionary Homes to provide free housing for missionaries returning to the States. Stacey shares her journey of recognizing a need within the community, the steps she took to bring her vision to life, and the importance of community support in overcoming challenges. The conversation highlights the significance of taking small steps towards dreams, the joy of serving others, and the impact of generosity in fostering community connections.

You can support Haven Missionary Homes through theirAmazon Wishlist

If you want to connect with Stacey, you can do that through herFacebook page.

Today’s lyrics come fromGod Ain’t Finished Yet by Emerson Day

In this episode of the This Lyric, That Truth podcast, Ceci and Davis Moore discuss the themes of transformation and personal growth as explored in Davis's book, 'Knot By Knot.' They delve into the importance of understanding one's identity in Christ, the challenges of modern culture, and the underlying issues that hinder personal change. Through engaging anecdotes and theological insights, they emphasize the need for self-reflection and the pursuit of joy over mere happiness, ultimately encouraging listeners to seek deeper connections with God and others.

You can get Davis’ book Knot by Know on Amazon, Barnes and Nobles, or Family Central in Holland.

Song: Graves Into Gardens by Brandon Lake and Elevation Worship

In this heartfelt conversation, Ceci and Brooke discuss Brooke's transformative trip to Africa, where she visited CURE International Hospitals. They explore the challenges Brooke faced in deciding to go, the miraculous work done at the hospitals for children in need, and the profound impact of faith and community support. Through personal stories and experiences, they highlight the importance of overcoming obstacles, the power of healing, and the miracles witnessed during the journey.

You can find out more about CURE International and their work and how you can support them on their website: https://cure.org/

In this episode, Ceci welcomes Dr. Chris and Alisa Grace,

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 The lyrics in today’s episode are from: Thank God I Do by Lauren Daigle

In this engaging conversation, Ceci and Dave Roberts

Song: Heart of Worship by Matt Redman

Ceci and Dave reference back to episode 14 about being

 Listen to the story of John Wesley and Billy Graham from Priscilla Shirer HERE.