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by Priscilla Lack All of us carry a role in life, and sometimes we carry several at the same time. As our lives unfold our roles may shift or come to an end, making the way for something new to come forth. How We See Ourselves Interestingly, our self-image can influence our roles more than we realize. A positive self-image …
Our lives will have various cycles of seasons. Understanding the components of personal seasons helps us grow through them. We learn how they start, how they end, and what’s in between. We often find the in-between times are where the Lord is working deeper things within us. This podcast discusses helpful insights for navigating seasons, shifts and transitional periods of …
Inner strength, dignity, and integrity. These traits develop in diverse ways and timelines for each of us. They are necessary components to fostering healthy relationship and walking out our faith in Christ. Throughout this podcast, several essential tips to building these inner reservoirs are discussed. 50 minutes
By Priscilla Lack Have you ever tried to approach life through black and white lenses? Most of us have, at least on one occasion. Approaching life through black and white lenses is a natural inclination, but it usually results in imbalances. If our past experiences have been overly contradictory or chaotic, we can inadvertently use this approach to find a …
By Priscilla Lack The desire for personal transformation can look different to each of us, because inner transformation affects different areas of our lives. Being transformed usually involves spiritual, emotional, and physical growth. We address the areas we’re stuck in, making the needed changes as we walk with God. This sounds easy enough, but in reality, inner transformation takes time, …
By Priscilla Lack Have you ever had a quote stick with you, coming to mind at opportune times? Lately, I’ve had one such quote catch my attention. It says, “Some people walk in the rain, others just get wet.” This phrase came from Roger Miller, a popular country singer and song writer. One of his best-known songs was King of …
This podcast is an excerpt from Priscilla’s former radio show, Uncommon Journeys, aired through Lamb Network. Ending music is by Zachary Bruno.