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by Priscilla Lack When we’re trying to decide what to do in a crisis, many of us gather as much information as we can. This pursuit can make us feel less powerless as we make our plans. It’s not wrong to search out information; however, when it becomes excessive it can become toxic. It’s wise to have a plan and …
by Priscilla Lack Back in the day, our family used to visit a place up north. It was located by a lake and bald eagles lived nearby. Daybreak was their usual time to fish and we could see them dive into the waters from the back porch. One summer there was a family of eagles nested close to our cabin and their noisy …
by Suzanne Speltz In regards to spiritual healing, I wish to speak mostly concerning my personal testimony along with my years of experience in life and as a mental health professional. My story begins with numerous attempts to better myself with counseling, therapy, self-help, education and a variety of new age practices. Dabbling in the new age was fascinating to me. …
by Dr. Heather Roberts In the early spring, when it produces its seeds that look like cotton, it is commonly called a cottonwood tree. Later, when the leaves mature, it’s called the Quaking Aspen because even in the mildest breeze the leaf quakes. The flat shape of its stalk that attaches to the leaf allows for the extraordinary pivot that …
By Priscilla Lack When we begin a healing journey, our first steps are unique to us. Over time, we may meet other fellow journeyers who’ve had similar experiences. Even if we’ve recovered from different issues, we still share our stories―identifying what it was like when we first chose to pursue our own inner healing. We reminisce how the early days of this journey were …
On this radio archive, Priscilla interviews recognized Hebrew scholar Dr. John D. Garr. He is the president of Hebraic Christian College, based in Atlanta, Georgia. Discussing his book God and Women, Dr. John D. Garr sheds light upon some of the mistaken traditions surrounding God’s image. Beginning with the Garden of Eden, Dr. Garr goes in-depth as to how these …
by Joanne Couture I love the LORD, because he has heard my voice and my pleas for mercy.Because he inclined his ear to me, therefore I will call on him as long as I live. (Psalm 116:1-2) Psalm 116 is part of a group of hymns called the Hallel that were traditionally sung during the Passover meal. Therefore, it is likely to …
Breaking Free by Megan Cooper As I began my difficult healing journey from “the life “and sexual exploitation, it required a renewing of my mind and a desire to live for Christ. For me, Christian-based groups and an empathetic Christian counselor has been vital for my healing. There was also an evangelistic outreach ministry called New Name that helped me …
by Priscilla Lack A genuine outlook of gratitude is healing, but the development of this trait can be a process. Some schools of thought describe gratitude as an emotion. It’s true, when we feel gratitude, we find a deeper heart connection – it becomes a more meaningful experience. In certain situations, we might pretend to be grateful because it’s the thing to do, but …
by Priscilla Lack Many of us are seeking more discernment in our lives. For a number of us, our seeking may cause us to reminisce about the times we’ve had the wool pulled over our eyes. We might remember how our slip-ups didn’t come from something obvious, but they came by inches at a time. Each inch gained access to …