Perspective Through Pain Brett Dominique Luster

Thank you for joining the podcast! Today's conversation features Tasia Percevecz with CrossFit Mayhem Freedom in Cookeville, Tennessee. When she’s not training with probably the best CrossFit team on the planet, she is enjoying coffee—a lot of it—chatting with friends and hiking.

We talk about what pain teaches you in competition and in life, as well as what a difficult medical setback is showing her about obedience. You can follow Tasia on Instagram @tasiapercevecz.

Its all on the Perspective Through Pain Podcast where we encourage you—have the boldness to not settle for what’s good, but go for what’s best.

Join Mark Alexander from Africa Oasis Project and me for a fresh episode. In part two of our talk, we take a look at growing up in Africa as a missionary kid, how fresh H20 cleans up yellow fever and what people can do with the time they save once they don’t have to walk to dirty water holes. Encourage. Train. Inspire. Check out AOP media at africaoasisproject.com.

Every day 25,000 people die from unsafe drinking water, and 90 percent of them are under the age of five. Join me as Africa Oasis Project missionary Mark Alexander tells me why a girl from Oregon raised $36,000 for three wells, why clean water provides women with access to education, and how he was supernaturally delivered from a carjacking at gunpoint. Visit africaoasisproject.com to learn more or donate.

Thank you for joining us for this discussion about risk and return, pursuing dreams and living unafraid. In this episode we will unpack seeing what you never would have seen without the risk, how discipline leads to freedom, the feeling of camping in front of a glacier in Iceland, discovering black sand beaches there, and what it’s like for a woman to open up her pub in England just so you can get a drink. It’s the Perspective Through Pain Podcast. You can follow Brad’s journeys on Facebook at “Mile One”. For more inspirational content regarding faith and fitness follow Brett Luster, Author and Speaker on Facebook.

Join us as sisters-in-law Brandi and Marcella Cloud talk about what it takes to bring a vision to reality. 

We also explore a program that seeks to get art to each child in foster care countywide, the power of using your hands to serve and more! 

You can find out much more about The Mac at macart.org. 

To learn more about how the Fostering HUGS organization helps children in foster care, search their name on Facebook, and be sure to capitalize HUGS.

In this week’s episode Brandi and Marcella Cloud break down the essence of how to bring dreams into reality. Macoupin Art Collective began in the heart of Brandi Cloud because of the lack of art resources in her hometown in Illinois. From that came a studio that has reached hundreds of people in the three years it has been open. Discover what exactly an art bus is, some of the items on their dream list, as well as what is in their five year plan. For more information on The MAC, go to macart.org.