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An INNER VIEW with Susan Watson
BIO: Suzanne began her career in the live special events world where she planned and produced major events all over the United States including the Super Bowl, Presidential Inaugural Ball, College Bowl Games, and the Presidents Cup. Shortly after moving to Los...
Love Stories of Forgiveness and How They Can Change the Direction of Our Lives
It is easy to become a victim of empty promises and lies in the media and entertainment industry. It’s often not a question of “if” you’ll be cheated or taken advantage of; it’s “when.” Anger is an easy button to push, but when the root of bitterness is bitten, it can...
An INNER VIEW with Ruth O’Reilly-Smith
Ruth O’Reilly-Smith was born in South Africa. She was bitten by the radio bug in 1995 while studying to be a teacher at the University of Pretoria and began working as a presenter of several music variety and talk-based shows, along with heading up the news at a...
An INNER VIEW with Heidi Rasmussen
Kathleen Cooke – Heidi, I love that you call yourself a communicator. We live in a polarized culture today in which just chatting with someone can be challenging. What has God taught you about how to communicate effectively? Heidi Rasmussen - So far, 2021 has been...
Puzzles: Maps of That Enhance Creative Connection
Clyde, my 4-year-old grandchild, is a puzzle genius. His recent accomplishment was a Lego's Batman head designed for an 18-year-old adult. He is a bundle of energy and continuous movement but can sit for hours and work on puzzles and Legos (3-d puzzles) entirely...
No Leftovers: God’s Blessings Are New Every Morning
I don’t know about you, but we eat leftovers the week after most holidays like Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter at my house. When the Children of Israel wandered the desert for 40 years, I was reminded that they ate Manna. They could only gather what they could each...
An INNER VIEW with Kay Edwards
Kathleen Cooke: Today’s culture is about wanting clarity, so your job as a researcher is vital. The facts tell the truth but not always the whole story. We are bombarded with identity dysphoria today. What has God been teaching you through your work and perspective on...
What Martin Luther King Jr. Can Teach Us Today About Science
Each year our nation remembers Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr. and the significant civil rights and freedoms they fought for. King was more than a champion of civil rights and equality; he was also a champion for freedom of religion. Both great leaders knew...
Why The Blood Matters
With the Covid Omicron variant dominating our news grip of the virus on our lives seems to have no end. We are given rules and laws and are being forced to follow general city and state mandates which are all different. The virus affects people differently, and...