Do you wrestle with anxiety, stress, and/or mental ill-health challenges that throw a monkey wrench into your day......every day (it seems!)?

Or perhaps the challenge of regulating your bodily functions in moments when feeling unsafe vs. safe?

My guest Dara Denton and I will explore during this podcast episode how to contend with our bodies in moments of distress, and how we can address them with a Jason Bournish kind of vagul nerve cool..... Okay maybe not Jason Bournish cool, but we'll definitely unpack some clarity and tools that we hope will help you or a loved one as we discuss, the Vagus Nerve.

There are a number of ways to unpack stewarding finances, but it's not just monetary responsibilities I discuss with my guest and financial coaching expert Shawna Sullivan in this episode of Questions & Course Corrections: Exposing the Blind Spots. Oh no. There's so much more to it ya'll.

Together Shawna and I explore mindset, generosity, and offer some tips, insights, and clarity around money.

What does that mean? Join me for a deep and powerful conversation with Gary Dawkins, former professor and current lead Pastor of Mercy Vineyard Church in Minneapolis, MN.

Enjoy this conversation I had with Liz Goldstein, a Jewish Believer in Jesus who explores the Jewish roots of the Christian faith as understood through a unique presentation called, 'Christ in the Passover'. How can we see and understand Jesus in a Passover celebration centuries old? Listen to find out and learn more....

Christ in the Passover Presentation - Wednesday 20 March, 5.30pm

Mercy Vineyard Church 752 Harding Street NE Minneapolis, MN 55413

Visit jewsforjesus.org to learn about additional CIP dates where Liz will be presenting...

(Klezmer music in this episode is provided by Danny Bale)

Heartbroken in my 30's after years with the proverbial high school quarterback, self-medicating with a bottle of wine and a pack of cigarettes every night for weeks, and how Big Daddy showed up in the broken bits of my shame, tears, laughter, and hope.... 

Every 68 seconds, someone in the United States is sexually assaulted. Every 9 minutes that victim is a child.  The statistics around this evil epidemic in America are shocking and staggering, but there is hope.   While sexual assault is an obvious evil perpetrated by a predator, justice can be challenging to mitigate, but it always prevails in one form or another.  Jill Monaco of Jill Monaco Ministries is my guest during this episode of Questions & Course Corrections, a survivor of sexual assault and a voice of reckoning.  She shares her story, her survival, her personal victory, and talks about her own personal expectations of justice and how those who've experienced sexual assault can begin a reckoning...of their own.

******Each U.S. state has an advocate service to help those who can't afford counseling, other services, or special needs regarding sexual assault or other sexual crimes. In Illinois http://www.icasa.org, in Minnesota https://mncasa.org/find-help/

Wait, wha?  Preventing...mental ill-health, ya, that's a real thing, and that's what Dr. Sherri Yoder, Executive Director of Thriving Thoughts Global, and I discuss on the topic of mental health.  Dr. Sherri is leading this movement - around the language we use, the support people are seeking, sharing the resources our communities can pull from, and more.  This is an energetic conversation that will resonate in our current culture, and provide nuggets of hope.   

Have you lost someone close to you over the past two years in lockdown? Maybe from an illness or unforeseen circumstance perhaps? Are you preparing for such an event right now?  If you have - or are, Nikki Moberly - end-of-life and grief coach, is my guest this month and she shares her poignant story about losing her husband after a short fatal illness, the death of her daughter three years ago, and her courageous story of pain, grief, joy, second chances, and growth.  We'll also discuss owning your grief, working through it, support, and more.  This is a great podcast for anyone who loves stories of triumph or needs a measure of hope, especially in the very real world we live in today of recent pandemics, gun violence, and unexpected illnesses.  Life is tough, but there is help.