His Heartbeat with Sue Corl

Most parents wonder when to introduce their children to the concept of spiritual warfare--it feels too heavy a topic to tackle so young. Jennifer Bosma's father told her candidly that her fear was "just the devil" at the fresh age of 8. Adults tend to underestimate just how perceptive children already are to realities of good and evil without yet having the language to articulate it. 

When you speak truth gently and i...

Setting New Year's resolutions is a fun tradition, but the follow-through requires discipline. Guest Tamara Crump shares a few tips and tricks with us to set resolutions that are not only attainable, but that are in alignment with God's plan for us. Jeremiah 29:11 says, "'For I know the plans I have for you,' declares the Lord, 'plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a fut...

As a young woman, one of Reverend Cheryl Kincaid's legs became paralyzed in an accident. Enduring insensitive remarks from fellow believers, she resonated deeply with the story of Tiny Tim. There's a point in the story where Mr. Cratchit mentions that Tiny Tim hoped people would notice his paralyzed leg in church, so that they might remember the One who makes lame people walk and blind men see. 

This offered a moment of pe...

It's not a coincidence that Jesus calls himself "the light of the world" (John 8:12) and we celebrate his birth by decorating with beautiful, twinkling lights! Luke 2:13-14 says, "Suddenly a great company of the heavenly host appeared with the angel, praising God and saying, 'Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.'" The Greek word in the Bible for ...

Ruth Douthitt is an artist and award-winning Christian author of suspense, contemporary, and fantasy fiction for all ages. Ruth also hosts A Writer’s Day Podcast, a 2025 Selah Awards finalist, where she explores faith, creativity, and the craft of writing with bestselling authors. Ruth currently works for Grand Canyon University and lives in Phoenix with her husband, Scott, and their little dog. 

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Michelle Bader Ebersole's beloved first husband found a lump in his ankle at the age of 25. Doctors dismissed it. At 26, he was diagnosed with a rare bone cancer. After a brave 13 year battle, he passed away. Graced by the supernatural peace of the Holy Spirit, Michelle rallied to help other widows experiencing the same grief by starting a podcast.

Michelle is an author, speaker, and founder of Widow Goals non-profit. She is al...

At 18 years old, Tiffany Brearton walked into a strip club to inquire about job opportunities. She had been sexually abused as a child, and she felt the only way to re-empower herself was to take her power back. 

As a married 34-year-old with kids, she should have felt accomplished and happy; yet the skeletons of her past weighed her spirit down. She began attending a church that connected her with sexual trauma counseling, and each...

Lara Silverman is a highly accomplished woman. She's a jazz singer, comedic actress, and decorated lawyer with a J.D. from Stanford Law School. Amidst the highs of her success came a devastating curveball: the sudden onset of a neurological disease. She was forced to resign from the prestigious job she'd worked so hard for and left nearly incapacitated.

In the aftermath, she wrestled with the Lord. Why had he halted her mo...

Dr. Laurette Willis's mom took her to yoga at the age of seven, thinking it would be a resolution for young Laurette's emotional eating. In reality, yoga is considered a "missionary arm" of Hinduism and New Age spirituality. During her decades-long involvement with yoga, she says she felt like a "walking wound looking for a bandaid".  

In adulthood after her parents had passed, she traveled the world an...

Celebrity makeup artist and esthetician Mary Beth York understands firsthand the highs and lows of industry success. Having become a born-again Christian along the way, the Holy Spirit revealed to her that the detour was the path; that the obstacles, spiritual confusion, and collapse of the life she built for herself were only the setup for God to rebuild her life: this time on a firm foundation. 

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Reflecting upon her illustrious writing career, Katie Sampias remembers the short piece she wrote on Pilate's wife that inspired her to pursue writing seriously. She has since written a series of fictionalized accounts of encounters with Jesus from different women's perspectives. Writing this series has served as a sort of spiritual pilgrimage for Katie, aligning these fictional accounts with accurate theology. 

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Christa Joy Spaeth has always had a passion for food. In 2022, she took a bold step, bidding goodbye to her long-standing career as a Registered Dietitian at a high-profile food manufacturing company. It wasn’t an easy step, but it was a step of faith, one that led her closer to the purpose God had for her: encouraging others through Christ.

She is the founder of Christa Joy Ministries, LLC. She is a wife, mother of two, and a succe...

Allison McCune Davis first visited a traditional Chinese medicine doctor at age 30 for a health issue, and just with a diet change and herb supplements the issue completely disappeared. Thus began her journey in naturopathy!

With her new book, Sixty Is a Good Start: A Powerful Body, a Purposeful Life, and a Plan to Make it Happen, she advocates for reimagining life after sixty and inspires women to embrace aging as a time of opportu...

Bible study author, teacher, speaker, podcaster, blogger, and the founder of On Fire Ministries Pat Domangue joins us on this special episode to discuss her book Digging Into God's Word (2017). The Bible is God's Living Word breathing guidance unto our daily lives, but learning how to read it can be a daunting task for many believers. 

Pat takes us through her process of studying and deciphering God's word during her ...

Dr. Shirley Piccaretto asserts that the human body is constantly regenerating itself, so the idea that we naturally ought to feel worse as we age is false. We simply must have an awareness of how the body functions in order to prevent lymphatic stagnancy and supply ourselves with the necessary nutrients to thrive! 

Dr. Piccaretto is the founder of Wise Women of Wellness and doctor of naturopathy. Learn more about her practice at her...

The "nature versus nurture" argument is a question as old as time. What makes us the way we are? 

Marita Littauer wrote a book called "Wired That Way", blending her knowledge of ancient Grecian theories with practical principals to help strengthen recognition of self and revitalize reliationships. 

Wired That Way Personality Profile is a Program that will improve your coaching, teaching, leadership, ministry, and ...

At 17 years old, pastor's daughter Anita Keagy got pregnant. 

At the risk of sullying their reputation in the church, Anita's parents urged her to carry the baby to term, and she ultimately gave her up for adoption.

21 years later, Anita was able to meet her daughter for the first time. Suddenly, Anita realized that the connection she had yearned for with her daughter all the lost years is the same yearning our Heavenly Fat...

Ingrid Hansen-Popp is very familiar with the patience it takes to adjust to a parents' declining mobility. Given the combination of family dynamics, health concerns, and current life responsibilities, it should be of little surprise that there is no “one-size-fits-all” answer. 

Helping your parents as they age is a constant learning curve; and while the self-imposed expectation to care for them perfectly isn't realistic, h...

Impressively, Dr. Ioana Popa is a physician, psychiatrist, and life coach. With this level of insight and expertise into the mind, body heart and soul, she has a unique depth of understanding about how and why we experience burnout. She found that it's not because of a lack of cognitive understanding--if that were the case, people like her would never experience burnout--but because of unintentional self-neglect. Her mission i...