Jon Sanders explains how to officiate life celebrations in Episode 062
Jon’s organization, Life Celebration Institute, helps men and women in the United States and Canada become certified to officiate rites of passage, such as weddings, funerals and new child celebrations.
Shey Keith describes launching her Walking With The Chosen podcast in Episode 061
Shey knew she wanted to be closer to God, but didn’t know how to begin that relationship.
Shey started searching for answers, and stumbled on Season One of The Chosen a short time later. When she watched Episode Seven in Season One, Shey was convicted she needed to give her life to Jesus.
Who will remember you?
It’s really a shame. Technology exists today which enables everyone to capture and create a permanent record of their own story. But, very, very, very few people take the time to do so.
Surprise! Researchers discover having purpose creates positive emotions
Someone’s sense of purpose does not vary from day to day, let alone morning to evening on the same day. When a sense of purpose is instilled in people, it bubbles up from within and drives them to carry it out.
Virginia teacher leaves $1 million to her former school
Lillian arrived early every day, often coming to the school at 3 a.m. She even worked through the summers—and for years she brought in food for the staff every Monday.
Paul Weigel describes how love for his daughter helped him battle cancer in Episode 060
Although the book talks about his struggle to overcome cancer, Paul said it’s more of a love story about a father’s commitment to his daughter and the incredible bond they share.
Danielle Bernock helps people with childhood trauma in Episode 059
Childhood trauma can come in many forms. Danielle said it is deeply personal and the silent screams can only be heard by the person held captive.
Joan Patterson finds purpose with the help of four wheels and four paws
Early in her diagnosis, Joan had to make a choice. Would she accept multiple sclerosis as a gift from God and, in obedience, do what he was telling her to do? Or, would she have a lifelong pity party blaming God for allowing her illness to happen and remaining angry at him and the rest of the world?
Quality of relationships influences longevity, quality of life
“By age 50, the greatest determinant of whether a person would live to 80 and be healthy was the quality of the person’s relationships,” said Dr. Waldinger.
Dr. Bijoy John outlines strategies for effective sleep in Episode 058
Getting good sleep solves a variety of other health issues, such as high blood pressure and cardiovascular problems. Sleep also improves memory and brain function.