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238. How Do You Want To Be Remembered? — Jodi Snowdon
How do you want to be remembered? What kind of legacy do you want to leave behind? I have been thinking about this a lot lately, especially considering what happened in our country with the assassination of Charlie Kirk. But also, because I lost my dad recently. In addition to that, many great Christian leaders…
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When you feel deep sadness as you say goodbye
Interestingly, your mom and dad are there when you take your first breath. It is so heartbreaking to be there when they take their last. Words cannot express the deep sadness as we said goodbye to my dad on May 22nd. I know he is in the arms of Jesus! My dad had a strong…
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235. Words of Wisdom From My Dad — John Brownlee
I have some sad news to share with you today on the podcast. Sadly, my dad passed away on May 22, 2025. My dad was such a pivotal part of my family. He was an amazing husband to my mom. He was such a loving father and a supportive and involved grandfather. This loss…
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Hope And Encouragement For Those Grieving This Mother’s Day
In May, we honor moms! For some of us, this will be a special day. But for others, Mother’s Day will be a very difficult day. For those who have lost their mom. For those who long to be a mom and that dream has not happened yet. For those who have lost a child. I want…
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231. A Story of Faith, Hope and Love in Loss — Diane Herman
Have you ever met someone and just be in awe of their faith? They have walked through many hard circumstances, but they come out on the other side stronger in their faith than ever before. I am so excited for you to hear from Diane Herman. She is one of the contributors to the *Mothers…
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230. Mothers Like Me — Angie Green & Linda Stirling
Has someone ever walked with you through a hard time? Maybe they have experienced the exact same thing or something similar. It gives you peace to know you are not alone. It is also encouraging to have a friend that you can share your thoughts and feelings with, and you know will understand. I am…