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Neltje Doubleday Kings is an author and abstract expressionist artist from Sheridan, Wyoming. In Part I of this interview, we discuss Neltje's growing up in the very wealthy Doubleday Publishing empire, how she endured two difficult marriages, moved across country from New York to Wyoming, wrote her own memoirs, and discovered her love for nature and art. Song: O How I Need You, All Sons and Daughters. Movie Review: The Shack.

Neltje Doubleday Kings is an author and abstract expressionist artist from Sheridan, Wyoming. In Part I of this interview, we discuss Neltje's growing up in the very wealthy Doubleday Publishing empire, how she endured two difficult marriages, movedcross country from New York to Wyoming, wrote her own memoirs, and discovered her love for nature and art.

In this episode, Kathy talks with Ren Holland from Little Falls, MN. Author, teacher, and historical expert on old Minnesota resorts. They discuss the decline of resorts and the effect of "progress" in today's society and how that has transformed our view of old buildings and resorts and their demise. Kathy correlates this to how God see us, old, broken down, and something from the past, and yet how He is the ultimate restorer/renovator.

In this episode, Kathy talks about the value of the past and embracing beautiful lyrics, melodies and meanings from old hymns and gospel songs. She also interviews Nashville Worship Artist, Jill Phillips, who has a brand new project out called "Lead Me Home," which is focused on this style of music. Think of your favorite hymn and why it means so much to you and tune in to listen to this episode!

So often we're afraid to pray. We think that God is too busy or too big to hear our thoughts, our troubles, our prayers. We aren't sure what to say or if we are even worthy to talk to Him. In this episode, we hear from Pastor Lewie Schultz about the basics of prayer and how God listens. Song: What a Friend-Kathryn Scott

If you're alive and living on Planet Earth, you'll have trouble. Scripture tells us that we shouldn't worry about tomorrow because tomorrow will be filled with its own problems. Instead, we need to learn how to change our attitude when we face difficulties, even when they're life changing. In this episode, Sara Lundquist, a hearing impaired teacher describes the difficulties of living in a made-for-hearing world.

The Ever-Changing World Part Two- Throughout the years, church services have evolved and look different from what they once were in the 50's,60's and even 80's. Garth Hjelte, an entrepreneur, businessman, and former band director for worship teams in the Midwest, shares insights and ideas from how today's church is changing to remain relevant. He and Kathy discuss how some of those efforts to remain relevant may be taking a slight detour from the Word of God and how that's dangerous for today's congregations. Part Two. Song "We Believe." Newsboys

Part One- Throughout the years, church services have evolved and look different from what they once were in the 50's,60's and even 80's. Garth Hjelte, an entrepreneur, businessman, and former band director for worship teams in the Midwest, shares insights and ideas from how today's church is changing to remain relevant. He and Kathy discuss how some of those efforts to remain relevant may be taking a slight detour from the Word of God and how that's dangerous for today's congregations. Part One.

Kathy celebrates a 2 year mark with her radio show so she picks out some of her favorite radio interviews, songs and spots for this episode. Song: Turning to the Light by Joey and Rory.

Many of us have issues with controlling the words that we say to others. It can be a difficult challenge to control our tongue. In this episode, Karen Ehman from Proverbs 31 Ministries (with Lysa TerKeurst) joins Kathy to talk about her book Keep It Shut and how scripture guides and teaches us the steps on how to handle the temptation to shoot off our mouths