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On today’s episode, we talk about the very real needs of people in our own community. Chris shares with us her life in the nonprofit world, and how serving is the best way to learn others’ stories. To donate to the Marshall County Neighborhood Center go to: helpingmcfamilies.org

Listen in on this episode with Lynn Pride as we discuss the ways, we think our life would go versus the ways God works it out.

Attention all little BFF’s of the podcast! This is a great one for parents to listen to with their kiddos, as we dive into current issues for tweens and teens!

Listen in while some of my adult children interview me about parenting, remarriage, and all things life! This is one you do not want to miss💕

On today’s episode, I interview Elisabeth Jackson. She is was a working mom who decided to switch gears and stay at home when her daughter faced some complications at a very young age. See how it’s possible as a woman to work or stay home and still stay true to your values.

Today we talk with Katie Wolff- mom of four, workout-lover, and true testament of how to use your grief to change your world and those around you for the better.

Today we talk with Matt Evans about how his life experiences have shaped his views of never giving up. Matt talks about perfectionism, dealing with unexpected challenges, and being a Type-A in the ways that benefit all those around him.

Today on the podcast, Steve shares his incredible journey of weight loss and the way one decision radically gave him his life back!

On today’s episode, Dan Holmes shares his story of conquering a cancer that threatens to return, and how taking one day at a time saved his life.

Today we discuss what you do when life takes a drastic turn, then another, and another. Our talk with Addie will encourage you that one step at a time is really the best way to overcome.

On today's episode, we discuss how living in a small town doesn't have to limit your impact on the world. Dr. Amy Walker shares how she has spent years listening to others' stories and meeting needs in any way she can. Now her life is marked by the impact she has made both in her communities and around the world.