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“We talk about people having physical ailments all the time, and we don’t judge people for that. We expect that they’ll get the help that they need. So when it comes to mental health, why is that different from physical health in the way that we approach it?” 
Join Sierra Bergman as she interviews Priscilla McKie about her background as a social worker, her decision to train as a minister, and what the Word of God has to say about the topic of mental health. In this interview, Priscilla also shows the importance of addressing some of the misconceptions about mental health in the Christian community, and how we, as believers, can support one another and grow in this category of life. Do you want to see how to approach mental health from a Biblical perspective? Tune in!
Conversation Links: 
Psalm 6:6
I Kings 19
Ecclesiastes 1:9
John 10:10
I Corinthians 10:13
Luke 12:25
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“Throughout the Word, God talks about Who He is and what He wants people to know about Him. In Jeremiah, He says I want you to know and understand that I am the Lord, that I exercise lovingkindness and judgment and righteousness. That’s what He wants us to know about Him, that it’s the goodness of God that leadeth men to repentance. In Exodus, it talks about how He is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and abounding in love and faithfulness and forgives iniquities and transgression. Those are things that He reveals about Himself that we can know about Him.”
Join podcast interviewer Hunter Mullins and Rev. Tom Mullins as they discuss why we can completely trust in God as His children. Rev. Mullins expounds on many of the qualities of our heavenly Father, quoting straight from the Scriptures. He explains how these attributes, along with God’s promises to us in His Word, show that God is a trustworthy heavenly Father.
Conversation Links:
I Corinthians 13:12
John 1:18
Psalm 147:4
Psalm 139:6
Philippians 2:13
John 1:17
Jeremiah 9:24
Romans 2:4
Exodus 34:6-7
Psalm 139:2
Jeremiah 1:5
Luke 12:2
Job 42:2
Psalm 139
Isaiah 40:28
Isaiah 46:9
I John 4:16
I John 1:5
Numbers 23:19
Exodus 15:26
II Corinthians 13:11
Exodus 17:15
Psalm 46:1
Malachi 3:6
Colossians 2:15
Galatians 5:25
John 3:16
Isaiah 11:2
I John 4:18
II Timothy 1:7
Malachi 3:10
Psalm 102:27
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“If you want to help somebody, if you want to inspire somebody, if you want to reach somebody and lift them up to God’s way of life...you have to give them the Word. You have to know the Word, and as you write [music], just keep that in mind, that God is your sufficiency. God is the One that’s helping you. He will not hide anything good from you when you’re writing a song because He wants people to be reached even more than you do.”
Enjoy this conversation with Christian musician Bob Stanley and Lauren Boner as Bob expands on his background and inspiration for writing godly music. Also in this episode, Bob gives several special performances, singing some of his classic songs, as well as a new song entitled “Abiding in the Truth of God’s Word.”
Conversation Links:
Bob Stanley EP
II Timothy 1:7
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“It’s so important to approach people with an earnest desire to understand them, where they’re coming from, to be able to set our beliefs aside—maybe not cast them away—but set them aside for a moment and genuinely listen, to invest in people without expecting something back. We’re getting at the heart of the love of God.”
Join Adam Barlow and Hunter Mullins as they discuss practically what it means to reach people right where they are in order to help them with the Word of God. They also discuss records from the Bible where this concept is shown, specifically in the life of Jesus Christ. How can Christians like us be more understanding and be more loving toward people? Listen to this episode to find out.
Conversation Links:
John 8:3-11
https://campgunnison.org/
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“We have to realize that light does dispel darkness and that we do make a difference. Your life does make a difference. Sometimes it doesn’t seem that way, that you don’t get awards for living the Word. You go home after a hard day of work, and you’ve got to take care of your family, and it can sometimes seem a little bit thankless. And it’s like, ‘What is the difference? Is this really making a difference?’ Absolutely, yes, it is making a huge, spiritual difference in the whole climate.”
Rev. Bryan Mittler, Rev. Chandler Greene, and podcast interviewer Edgar Mendoza talk about many facets of the subject “overcoming evil with good.” This interview covers the importance of understanding God’s goodness and bringing it into life’s situations. We invite you to spend time with these men in this special roundtable episode as they share the Word and their perspectives on the subject.
Conversation Links:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcendentals
Genesis 1
Luke 18:19
III John 11
Psalm 138:2
II Corinthians 4:4
Power for Abundant Living, by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, chapter 9, page 112
Genesis 3
Psalm 34:14
Hebrews 5:13,14
Romans 12:21
I Corinthians 6:19,20
Jeremiah 10:23
Acts 9:5
Deuteronomy 11:19
https://thewayinternational.com/claiming-our-rights-as-sons-of-god/
https://www.theway.org/bookstore/the-way-magazine/
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“It’s really important to be able to distinguish between the things of God and the things of the Devil—when things come into your life, to be able to have that ability to say, ‘Is this from God, or is this not from God?’ Because it may look good; it may seem good. But it depends on what your definition of ‘good’ is in the context of that life circumstance.”
Have you ever wondered, “Why does so much bad happen in the world?” or even, “Why is it that a God Who is so good would allow evil to exist in our day and time?” God does not want us to be ignorant of these spiritual matters. In this episode, sit down with Rev. Chandler Greene and Edgar Mendoza to find out more about the goodness of God and what the true source of evil really is.  
Conversation Links:
I Corinthians 15:55
I Corinthians 12:1
Job 31:35
John 10:10
Isaiah 14:12
The Word’s Way, by Dr. Victor Paul Wierwille, chapter one, “In the Beginning”
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