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2 Corinthians chapter 1 calls the Lord "the God of all comfort," and tells us to pass on that same comfort to others. Hear from a man doing just that! Pastor Greg Laurie discusses a film project that was born out of the pain he endured, and created to bring hope to hurting hearts. It's a beautiful message that shouldn't be missed.
Are you dealing with the death of a loved one or experiencing a personal tragedy, but don't quite know how to handle it? Hear Pastor Greg Laurie share his story of deep faith and how HOPE led his family through the darkness. He chose not to waste his pain, and it will give you a whole new perspective on hope.
Everyone who lives long enough will encounter circumstances that are difficult to explain theologically. Hear from Pastor Greg Laurie who shares about the tragic loss of his son, and how it shaped his family's future. Pain like this is beyond comprehension, but we can rest in the assurance of God's constant care, even when it feels unbearable. It's a story of pain and triumph you shouldn't miss!
Cancer. It's a word that many of us know all too well. Whether through family, friends or even ourselves, cancer has impacted many of us in one form or another. Guests Robert and Bobbie Wolgemuth share their personal journey with cancer. Their story is one of faith, perseverance, joy and trust. It's a hard battle, but sometimes our mindset makes all the difference.
It might be the worst possible kind of grief, but if you know someone who has walked the agonizing path of losing a child, make sure they tune in. Dr. James Dobson will sit down with a couple who lost SIX of their nine children, and find out whether or not their faith survived a pain most of us can only imagine.
Breast cancer survivor, Yvonne Ortega shares her response when others said that if she just had MORE faith, then she would be healed. She knew that couldn't be true , after all, why didn't the Lord remove the Apostle Paul's "thorn in the flesh?" She'll discuss REAL help for this journey.
When I received my diagnosis of cancer in 2001, I was an award-winning teacher and part-time counselor. I loved teaching, but I knew God wanted me to go into counseling full-time. After my diagnosis, I begged God to let me live and promised to do whatever he wanted.
One month after I finished radiation, I received a phone call to go for an interview for a position I hadn't applied for. At the interview, I accepted a full-time job as a substance abuse counselor in a men's prison. I enjoyed my work at the prison, but the men were allowed to smoke. My asthma got worse, and after a few years, I had to leave.
I told God to take away my passion for prison work or find me a job in a smoke-free facility. He found me a job as a substance abuse counselor in a smoke-free coed jail. After ...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. You'll hear from a courageous woman who has walked this path and has hope to share for others on the same journey. Author and speaker, Yvonne Ortega will share encouragement for your life , especially for the hard times.
When I received my diagnosis of cancer in 2001, I was an award-winning teacher and part-time counselor. I loved teaching, but I knew God wanted me to go into counseling full-time. After my diagnosis, I begged God to let me live and promised to do whatever he wanted.
One month after I finished radiation, I received a phone call to go for an interview for a position I hadn't applied for. At the interview, I accepted a full-time job as a substance abuse counselor in a men's prison. I enjoyed my work at the prison, but the men were allowed to smoke. My asthma got worse, and after a few years, I had to leave.
I told God to take away my passion for prison work or find me a job in a smoke-free facility. He found me a job as a substance abuse counselor in a smoke-free coed jail. After six months, adult outpatient services at ...
Do you sometimes find yourself focusing too much on outward appearances? Listen in as author Kim Meeder teaches how to focus more on OTHERS and less on yourself , that's what true beauty is all about.
NOTE: In order to fit within terrestrial radio time constraints, today's broadcast was edited to allow for Dr. Dobson's response to the recent remarks made by President Obama regarding same-sex marriage. However, we are pleased to bring you this complete, unedited version of our interview with Kim Meeder online. Please click here.
Kim Meeder is the co-founder and director of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, an organization that rescues abused and dying horses and pairs them with children in need. Kim's first book, Hope Rising, propelled the ranch to win the national Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award and launched her extensive public/motivational speaking schedule at schools, churches, and governmental conferences across the United States.
She and her husband, Troy, have been married for twenty-five years and live in Central Oregon. The size of their family fluctuates each year with the number of horses and kids that they rescue.
WARNING: Please be advised that some photos of Dakota's injury are graphic in nature. Please use caution when viewing ...
Guest Kim Meeder shares the love of her horse ranch and how these amazing creatures are changing lives. Find out how you too can get involved to help make an impact for the kingdom.
Kim Meeder is the co-founder and director of Crystal Peaks Youth Ranch, an organization that rescues abused and dying horses and pairs them with children in need. Kim's first book, Hope Rising, propelled the ranch to win the national Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Award and launched her extensive public/motivational speaking schedule at schools, churches, and governmental conferences across the United States.
She and her husband, Troy, have been married for twenty-five years and live in Central Oregon. The size of their family fluctuates each year with the number of horses and kids that they rescue.
Laurie Sacher is a team leader at Crystal Peaks Youth. Laurie graduated from Point Loma Nazarene University in 2003 and taught English as Second Language in Spain before returning to her native California roots to pursue her passion for kids and animals. When she isn't working at the ranch, Laurie enjoys running with her dog, snowboarding, hiking, horseback riding, and spending time in coffee shops with friends.
Last time we heard about how to weather life storms in marriage through the story of John and Donna Ramstead. They've endured unimaginable physical and emotional pain, and yet stayed walking towards what they call, "their true north." No matter what has come YOUR way, your family can still thrive.
John Ramstead's expertise is in complex estate planning, generational wealth transfer and asset protection. He functions as the client's trusted advisor on all matters affecting any related issues critical to assuring the smooth financial functioning of a multigenerational family or philanthropic plan.
Prior to joining Financial Designs, Ltd., Mr. Ramstead was a wealth manger with Bernstein Global Wealth Management. Before that he was an executive with a Fortune 500 company. Prior to that he helped to successfully start and sell two different businesses. Mr. Ramstead's early career was as a U.S. Navy F-14 pilot and flew combat sorties in Desert Storm and was an instructor at the Navy Strike Fighter Weapons School at the Miramar Naval Air Station in San Diego, CA.
Mr. Ramstead is a Minnesota native and graduated high school from St. Thomas Academy. He received a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with a full Navy ROTC ...
