His Heartbeat with Sue Corl

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...

As a nurse practitioner, Jennifer Robb never imagined she'd author a book one day. In the wake of her child's significant mental health struggles and the countless subsequent attempts to "fix" the situation, Jennifer felt the Holy Spirit prompting her to write a book on her perspective of that painful experience. The process of surrendering a child's well-being to the Lord is a hard one for a mom--but it&ap...

Heather Wilson and two of her twelve siblings saw the need to create a crowdfunding platform that not only helps raise money for material needs, but also helps address the emotional, spiritual and psychological need of going through a hard time. Their official mission statement is to "share the hope of Jesus through crowdfunding". They have a hired prayer team on deck that call campaigns to pray over whatever difficult si...

Author, mentor and podcaster Rebecca George knows the feeling of yearning all too well. She was a twelve-time bridesmaid before it was finally her turn to get married. 

Oftentimes, what we are waiting and yearning for is actually a God-given desire. What tends to happen is we begin to elevate our desires to idol-status, replacing the delicate balance of God's perfect peace with fear, impatience and confusion. This misaligned po...

Brittany Coulson asserts that the first truth that lays the foundation for our self-identity is to believe that Jesus is who he says he is. The second foundational truth is to believe that we are who he says we are. Rooted in Christ, we walk in authenticity--living out our faith with truth, grace, and purpose. 

Learn more about Brittany's self-esteem counseling therapy services here, and check out her website: https://www.theco...

Liz Dall of The Woman of Wellness Podcast jokes that she grew up on "canned beans, canned peas and canned corn". Now as a certified women's nutrition and behavior change coach, Liz emphasizes that we must disrupt the cycle of perfectionism. In every stage of life, our bodies are worthy of nourishment and care. Restrictive eating and punish-based is a shame-based cycle that can be healed by creating a relationship wit...

Katie Jones has been investing in real estate since the age of 24. As a college student with loans, she realized she didn't fully understand how to tackle debt, and dedicated her young adulthood to learning how to properly steward money.

According to Katie's online course, here are the five pillars of Biblical money management:

1. Give

2. Live

3. Save

4. Owe

5. Grow 

This generosity-forward approach to managing money with excell...

Throughout her journey of faith, Nancy Beverly has collected a plethora of stories of God's faithfulness in her life, that she reflects upon as evidence of his trustworthiness. Think about this premise within your own life. Are there moments--however big or small--that the Lord showed up for you in a way that could only be him? So many of what we interpret as coincidences are actually the Creator reaching out to us in a love l...

Cathy Garland asserts that the "dark night of the soul" season of life isn't relegated to one singular event. It can be a reoccurring season, and the temptation to doubt God during hard times is strong. 

Sometimes, we aren't seeing God move because we haven't trained our eyes to see him. God is always participating in mankind. Seeking how God manifests himself must become a habit. Once we become sensitive to...

Four months after her son was born in 1999, Heather Bradley and her husband experienced a tragedy no parent should have to endure. Her son was diagnosed with a rare heart defect, and after several attempts to stabilize him, he passed away in his parents' arms. From the initial hospitalization to Brandon's passing, Heather felt the Holy Spirit's presence almost tangibly comforting her and guiding her. 

The Bradley fami...

As a newly married couple, Heather Day and her husband Robert found themselves in debt. Through prayerful surrender, the Lord navigated them out of that pit. 

The myth that our worth comes from material possessions keeps so many in bondage. Heather emphasizes that we do not need to strong-arm ourselves into better financial practices. A disordered relationship with money can be healed by placing our confidence, self-worth and hope f...

Cassian Bellino has always had a desire to understand God on an intellectual level. In 2023, she was led to start a podcast to provide context to the Bible called Biblically Speaking, which has hosted esteemed guests such as Dr. Hugh Ross, Dr. John Walton, Pastor Douglas Wilson, and Ken Ham. Her podcast creates conversations that bridge faith, reason, and a deeper understanding of the Bible. Through these mentally stimulating conve...

When Stacey Womack had her six children, she considered motherhood her ministry. God began to speak to her about ministry beyond her own family.

Abuse Recovery Ministry Services (ARMS) was birthed in 1997 as Stacey Womack followed God’s call to work in the field of domestic violence, even though she had not experienced abuse herself. A year later, ARMS held their first HER JOURNEY, victim recovery group.

Incorporated as a non-profit ...

Like many new moms, Ashley Perry Lambert experienced a difficult post-partum season after giving birth. She went from lead personal trainer at a boxing gym to stay-at-home mom seemingly overnight, and it caused a jarring shift in her routine, and her identity. 

Ashley asserts that our priorities don't need to compete, i.e. house maintenance, proper nutrition, working on your marriage, taking care of your child. These priorities...

After a long financial services career in Wall Street, Laura Lynn purchased a home care company. She quickly became immersed in working with caregivers from all over the world, and has since developed her own personal 7 techniques on living well. 

Aging is a beautiful privilege, yet we must create a comprehensive game plan to prepare to adjust to the physical, emotional, social and psychological changes aging imposes. As we prepare ...

Dr. Amanda McNeil considers herself a strong, type-A personality. When she and her husband received the news that it would be hard for her to get pregnant, the unpredictability of that diagnosis was cause for a point of contention between herself and God. 

The sensitivity of navigating grief and difficult emotions makes it hard to know who is safe to confide in. Even though those closest to us may have the right intentions, their we...