Older Women Likewise

As we continue this month's focus on the topic of "pain," Lauren Bassford uses Psalm 74 to facilitate a fascinating conversation about finding the favor of God during painful experiences by remembering His promises, holding Him to them, praying for those promises, and finding peace in His reassurances to fulfill those promises!

Cindy, Ila, Heather Wells and Reagan Banks explore biblical case studies to learn how to respond honorably in our most painful moments.

Cindy and Ila are joined by Lauren Bassford and Colleen O’Steen to share ideas around how to speak with compassion to those who are feeling hopeless, what they’ve learned from the most painful experiences of their lives, and how they have used those experiences to grow spiritually.

Is it a good or a bad thing to look backward at our lives and at the things we did or didn’t do? Can we learn from the past? Tony Carlile and her friend Leah Farquhar will join Cindy and Ila in discussing the pain that looking back with regret can bring.

Why must pain exist? Does God feel pain? What false comforts only make pain worse? What God-given comforts does He provide us in our pain, and what can we do to not waste our pain? With compassion, Cindy Dunagan, Ila King, and Heather Wells consider together what God says on these questions and what has worked best in their own lives to offer relief.

Cindy Dunagan and Heather Wells explore a variety of biblical accounts to gain various insights from both the failures and victories over temptation.

Lauren Bassford and Colleen O’Steen join Soul Sisters Cindy and Ila to share what they’ve learned from the scriptures and through life to overcome temptation.

Nikki Lee will join Cindy and Ila to share her ideas around how we can use our difficulties to draw even nearer to our Heavenly Father.

Many blessings await us, even in this life, on the other side of resisting our greatest temptations, such as self-respect, a clear conscience, not having to repeat a cycle of battling the same thing repeatedly, greater stability and warmth in our relationships, a healthier body, soul, mind, and spirit, and protection from experiencing the painful consequences of sin such as heartache, regret, fear...

As we study human nature this month, it’s important to continually renew our minds through prayer. (Eph 4:23) One of the most neglected tools for doing that is PRAYER. In this program, Ila, Cindy, and Alison look at some of the examples of prayer in the Bible and compare them to what our prayers look like today. They will discuss how prayer is one of the most helpful tools to help us sever our att...

You hear it all the time. “Don’t judge.” "Are you judging me?!" "He's sooo judgmental" "Who made YOU the judge?" Of all the things that Jesus taught, the single most popular verse to both quote, and immediately twist like a pretzel is this: “Do not judge, or you too will be judged" (Matthew 7:1).  In this program, Toni Carlile and Christie Estes join the Soul Sisters for a lively conversation...

In Christianity, we understand that God created humans upright (Ecclesiastes 7:29), but we “have found all kinds of ways to be bad” (CNV). Throughout life, there is a war within us between a spirit that is willing and a flesh that is weak, and ultimately we either choose to remain the “natural man” who self-destructs, or we will choose to reach our full potential by becoming the “spiritual man” Go...

In Christianity, we understand that God created humans upright (Ecclesiastes 7:29), but we “have found all kinds of ways to be bad” (CNV). Throughout life, there is a war within us between a spirit that is willing and a flesh that is weak, and ultimately we either choose to remain the “natural man” who self-destructs, or we will choose to reach our full potential by becoming the “spiritual man” Go...

Many try to pose a decision for Christ as a decision between faith and science, between hope and what works. In reality, faith is what works, even if God is not directly acknowledged in it. One particular brand of this secular Christianity is found in the world’s response to addiction as Lauren Bassford, Alison Graham, Ila King, and Cindy Dunagan will discuss in this program.

Ila, Cindy, and Alison discuss their own spiritual journeys toward Jesus Christ, what they’ve enjoyed most about living the Christian life, and the evidences that moved them to entrust their souls to Him.

Imagine Christianity minus the entertainment shows, the hypocrisy, and the jockeying for positions of power within the complex network of denominational organizations. What would Christianity look like minus every man-made rule and human tradition imposed these last 2000 years of church history? What would be left is the original, simple, pre-denominational, pre-Catholic Christianity tha...

Tonight, Ila and Alison will talk with podcasters Cindy Dunagan (Nomads: You and I), Nikki Lee (The Nikki Lee Podcast) as well as Liz Roberts and Lee Carter (A Shared InHERitance) about how they got started, what they bring to women through their broadcasts, and the Bible lessons they present regularly to their audiences. Join us tonight to meet these exceptional Christian women who are bringing g...

According to World Health Organization, there are an estimated 40 to 50 million abortions each year around the world, approximately 125 thousand each day. These days, a womb is the single most dangerous place for a person to be! In the United States, nearly half of all pregnancies are unintended; four-tenths of these are terminated by abortion, leading to over 3,000 abortions daily. 22% of all pre...

Thousands of years have passed since the last book of the Bible was written. Since we don’t have any original manuscripts, how do we know what had been copied and copied and copied again is consistent with what was originally given to us? Cherri Armstrong joins Cindy, Ila, and Alison to facilitate a conversation about how the Dead Sea Scrolls verify the consistency of the Bible.

In this program, Soul Sisters Ila, Cindy, and Alison discuss what the scriptures say it means to listen to God,  the value of taking time every day to talk and listen to God, and how we can avoid communicating with Him in ways He has warned us not to. They will conclude their conversation with practical ideas for creative approaches to Bible study that have strengthened them most.

What can we learn from the events surrounding Jesus’s words in John 8:32, “You shall know the truth, and the truth will make your free”? Heather Wells joins Cindy and Alison to facilitate a conversation about how walking in the light, being truth-tellers, and seeking truth can truly make us “Free Indeed” (John 8:36).

In this program, Soul Sisters Ila, Cindy and Alison consider what Scripture is, the process God says He used to communicate His will for mankind,  how we can know we have all the books of the Bible God wants us to have (and no more), how God says we are we to handle His holy words, and when it comes to religious matters --- why is it indispensable to have a book, chapter and verse for all we...

Creation and Science are not mutually exclusive, despite what evolutionists try to tell us! Join us as Alison leads a discussion with Cindy and Ila about God’s creation and His science and how the two agree!

Colleen O’Steen and Dana Burk join the Soul Sisters for a lively discussion around what motivates God’s children to take care of what He has created, how we can “exercise dominion” while imitating the virtuous character of God, and how those virtues play out in our day to day habits and behaviors.

Tonight Heather Wells facilitates a conversation with Ila, Cindy and Alison about the lessons we can learn from the life of Eve, such as how we can keep from being deceived and how we can be a force for only good in our husband's lives.