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When did it become a harder time instead of the delight that “they” say it is supposed to be? When did November through the beginning of January become a time to get through instead of something which makes you giddy? What made all the decorations and gatherings become something to endure rather than impetus to ooh’s, ah’s and put-on holiday happiness? You are invited to a different sort of Christmas season. Perhaps, in certain ways, a more blessed one. Even when there is pain and difficulty. Maybe especially so.

What if something as simple as listening to song prayers could facilitate personal transformation in ways that bolstered your resilience thereby augmenting your emotional well-being? This is what my doctoral research found by documenting the experiences of four women veterans who listened to song prayers with regularity, repetition, intentionality, and reflection. Listening to song prayers as a private spiritual discipline opens up a liminal space between the physical and spiritual realms where God responds with His interaction.

Candid, in-depth interviews with military servicemembers, veterans and their family members. Real lives impacted by real events. What role did their faith in God play? Meet them. Walk with them. Find yourself in their stories.

Platitudes about God just don‘t cut it anymore. If you are on the search for wisdom more precious than gold, listen in. GOD SEEKER MESSAGES offer plain talk about God, and life with Him, in understandable language whether you believe in God, feel like you know Him well, or not. New episodes on Mondays.

Are you disgusted by aspects of yourself and wish you were different? Have you thought about harming yourself? Have you experienced rejection? Are you sure you’re a disappointment, inadequate or a loser? That’s where I was in my thought life, too. At the time, these thoughts against myself were my reality, but I didn’t know they were an outcome of how I had been treated and not the truth about me (or you) at all. I’m like you. One who was tormented by bad thoughts for decades. No more. This is my story. See what you think.