Religion & Spirituality Episodes

“It’s amazing when the world stops, what comes out.” – Angela Todd

Don’t waste your years by staying fearful and keeping yourself away from living your dreams.

“It’s not going to kill you to actually look at something that hurts in your life.” – Mandy Capehart

“Pain does not have to have the final answer when God is involved.” – Emily Bernath

“Creativity is a tool to get through life happier and healthier.” – Mary Potter Kenyon

“Even if you’re not a writer, write your life story because you’ll learn so much.” – Debra Holz

“Stop apologizing for shining your light brightly.” - Seana Zelazo

"It is our relationship with ourselves that determines the kind of relationships we have with others." - Tracy Secombe

“Every time you say should, you shame yourself.” - Nicole Kerr

“It takes a lot of courage to live a path led by the heart.” - Ulrika Karlsson

“Use setbacks as a learning tool.” – Amanda Kate

“Have the courage to follow your gift.” – Dr. Paul Hannah

“People use the scriptures to get married but they don’t use it to stay married.” – Larkin Weber

“I control the input; God controls the impact.” - Cory Carlson

“Before you participate in anything, do your research.” - Susan McCeldry

“The worse thing you can do is give people a message and not give them what the next steps are.” - B. Keith Haney

“If you don’t like what’s going on in your life, rather than looking to blame other people, look inward instead of outward.” - Joffre McClung

“When a person discovers who they are, they have to know that every stage of life has a different mission.” – David Green

“Is your technology working for you as a tool, or are you a tool for it?” – Molly DeFrank

“Be your own champion and champion others.” - Karen Gray

“Happiness comes from challenging yourself, not from sitting on the couch preserving yourself for tomorrow.” - Hayk Tadevosyan

"Busyness is the biggest barrier to intuition." - Kim Chestney

“Smiling is free and contagious.” – Cindi Cohn

“When it comes to God, there’s never a one and done.” – Leah Forney