Susie Larson Live

Do you ever feel like you are just reacting to your circumstances? Author and speaker Kary  Oberbrunner shares how we can become unshakeable in the midst of uncertainty and achieve our dreams, from his book, " Unhackable: Close the Gap Between Dreaming and Doing."

*Originally aired December 21, 2020* Have you ever worried if you've missed your calling, or wondered what you were supposed to do with your life? Author and speaker  John Bevere  shares biblical insights and encouragements from his book,  "X: Multiply Your God-Given Potential."

Paul's experiences being imprisoned for his faith in Christ are made plain in his letter to the church at Philippi. Author and leader Addison Bevere goes verse by verse through the book of Philippians and shares insights from his book, "Saints: Becoming More than 'Christians.'"

Marriage can be a beautiful gift, but every marriage has its hard seasons. Dr. Greg and Erin Smalley share their family's story of navigating a quarantine world, as well as research about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on America's marriages.

Dr. Randy Nelson , Bible professor at the University of Northwestern, shares from his own story how to battle anxiety and fear with faith. He defines the differences between anxiety and fear and offers hope from what he's learned from counselors, doctors and God's Word.

So much in life is less than what you had hoped for. But God promises that one day everything will be made right. Author and speaker John Eldredge shares about this from his book, "All Things New: Heaven, Earth, and the Restoration of Everything You Love."

Do you struggle to find time for regular rest? Author Kelly Balarie shares common issues and barriers to regular rest, and how you can overcome them and find restoration from her book, "Rest Now: 7 Ways to Say No, Set Boundaries, and Seize Joy."

As America transitions from one president to another, many Christians have concerns and questions about potential policy changes. Author and leader Thann Bennett shares insights from Washington D.C. in this week of the inauguration. Susie and Thann pray for our nation. Thann's book is "My Fame, His Fame."

Do you ever worry if you are doing enough? Author and speaker Jamie Ivey shares how we can learn to be the person God made us to be and live the life He's given us. Jamie's book is "You Be You: Why Satisfaction and Success Are Closer Than You Think."

Tessa Afshar and Susie discuss Tessa's book Daughter of Rome . With impeccable research and vivid detail, Daughter of Rome is both an emotive love story and an immersive journey through first-century Rome and Corinth, giving an imaged backstory to Aquila and Priscilla.

You may think your life can't have a world-changing impact, but author/speaker Pam Tebow wants you to know just how influential you can be. Pam shares stories from her own life and encourages you to see how God is using you to change the world, from her book, "Ripple Effects."

We can be tempted to run from one thing to the next, but Jesus says, "my yoke is easy and my burden is light." Author Sheridan Voysey shares thoughts on how we can overcome hurry-sickness and learn to walk in step with God, from his book, "Reflect with Sheridan."

Dr. Troy and Susie talk about the importance of a healthy gut and the role our mitochondria play in having and keeping a healthy gut. He also answers questions from listeners.

Each new year, many people make resolutions, or set new goals. Author and speaker Jimmy Page shares about choosing one word for the next year, from his book, "One Word That Will Change Your Life." Jimmy shares tips for choosing your word, and staying focused on your goals.

Christian Hip Hop artist and activist Lecrae joins Susie to talk about his new book  I Am Restored: How I Lost My Religion but Found My Faith . He shares his story of how he came to know God and his rise to fame. Instead of meeting all his needs, fame shone a light on the broken places in his life and he made the choice to do the work of being restored.

When losing what matters most to you (loved ones, a job, your health, etc.), grief is complicated, but important. Author Ron Hutchcraft shares his story of losing his wife and how he's returned to hope, from his book, "Hope When Your Heart is Breaking: Finding God's Presence in Your Pain."

You probably have goals, big and small. Maybe some just seem like dreams. Author and pastor Mark Batterson shares tips to help you achieve your goals and dreams, from his book, "Win the Day: 7 Daily Habits to Help You Stress Less and Accomplish More."

Whether you crave time alone or time with others, God made you intentionally, and He doesn't make mistakes. Author and counselor Holley Gerth shares about the Scriptural and scientific research about introverts and extroverts from her book, "The Powerful Purpose of Introverts: Why the World Needs You to Be You."

We long for spiritual revival in our nation. But Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Vice President Tom Phillips shares the importance of our own personal revival before a larger awakening can take place. Tom's book is "Ignite Your Passion for Jesus: Your Guide to Experience Personal Revival."

*Originally aired October 26, 2020* Many Christians believe spiritual warfare exists, but some downplay or ignore it's presence.  Chip Ingram  outlines what we need to know about Satan, demons, and spiritual warfare, from his book, " The Invisible War: What Every Believer Needs to Know about Satan, Demons, and Spiritual Warfare ,"

There are many things about who Jesus is that are revealed to us in Scripture. But sometimes it's difficult to imagine exactly what Jesus is like. Singer-songwriter/author Michael Card shares insights and reflections on the gospels from his book, "The Nazarene: Forty Devotions on the Lyrical Life of Jesus."

*Originally aired November 18, 2020* Would you say you are filled with joy in this season? Author and speaker  Shaunti Feldhahn  shares how return to joy and transform our minds and hearts from her book,  "Find Joy: A Devotional Journey to Unshakeable Wonder in an Uncertain World."

*Originally aired December 4, 2020* When a loved one dies, or you lose your job, it's easy to understand your grief. But what about hard years like this, or times when you feel sadness or anger that is harder to explain?  Dr. Melissa Mork  shares about Ambiguous Grief and how to heal.

*Originally aired on December 3, 2020* Life can be hard, even for Christians. But God designed us with the ability to persevere and grow stronger through difficult circumstances.  Dr. Curt Thompson  shares how science proves these biblical truths, from his book,  "The Soul of Shame: Retelling the Stories We Believe About Ourselves."

For many, financial debt seems like an insurmountable obstacle - a challenge they just can't seem to overcome. Ben and Kathy Newberg know that feeling all too well. With more than $100,000 of non-mortgage debt, they decided to attend Financial Peace University and learned practices that helped them pay off their debt in less than 2 years.