How often do we hesitate to say the thing we know needs to be said to another person? Be it because of a fear of rejection, perhaps even a fear of success, we all too often hold back that thing that is on our mind toward another person. Tammy Kling is on a mission to […]
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Mental illness is one of those things we’re aware of, but don’t seem to know that much about. Yet research suggests as many as 1 in 4 people are affected with some sort of mental disorder. It’s much more prevalent than you may have imagined. Our guest today, Cristóbal Krusen was blessed with a beautiful
God never wastes our pain, says our guest on today’s episode. Craig Brown grew up masking deep inner pain. Always pressured to put on a face of “the perfect family,” Craig lacked an outlet to express the pains and insecurities that all children experience. The turn to drugs in 1980’s Washington D.C. was not a
Our guest on today’s episode has been called the “Billy Graham of Iran” by Joel Rosenberg. Dr. Hormoz Shariat grew up in a Muslim household in Iran, and found himself wondering “what does all this mean?” They recited the prayers day after day, yet there was no inward stirring. Hormoz got a bitter taste of
Who knew that the “playlist” feature on your smartphone could be the difference between surviving a trial and completely losing touch with reality? Carole Leathem had just “lost” her husband of over 40 years. Bill was a pastor, but had recently shown signs of depression, even suicidal ideations. Carole was told she was not allowed
