July 1 - 6, 2013
Sunday, June 30, 2013 at 4:39PM Monday, July 1 – Mark Rutland – Relaunch – What happens when your family, company, or church is in need of a Relaunch? Today Susie welcomes back Dr. Mark Rutland. We’re going to look at how to bring a renewed sense of vision and purpose to our lives, with God’s direction. Whether you’re head of a company or the head of your home, you’ll want to hear this discussion!
Tuesday, July 2 – Jon Acuff – Start! – When it comes to our employment, we often settle for ‘good enough.’ How can we learn to embrace our God-given calling and thrive in our work? Today Susie talks with author and blogger Jon Acuff about his book, Start. Listen as we explore what it means to do work that matters!
Wednesday, July 3 – Lisa Harper – Stumbling Into Grace – In a world that screams for perfection, we serve a God who loves us in spite of our flaws. On the next Live the Promise Susie welcomes back author and Women of Faith speaker Lisa Harper. Lisa will help us unpack the truth of walking by faith, and stumbling into God’s amazing grace.
Thursday, July 4 – John Morris (Recorded) –Onward, Christian Soldiers – What is it like to be a Christian soldier? Listen to Susie’s discussion with Colonel John Morris, Staff Chaplain for the National Guard Bureau. He talks about life as a soldier, how to pray for our military, and the importance of holding fast to faith in the midst of a world at war.
Friday, July 5 – Eric Blehm (Recorded) – Fearless – Adam Brown joined the Navy without knowing God. Today Susie talks with biographer Eric Blehm and Adam’s parents, Janice and Larry. They tell a powerful story of the redemption, courage, and ultimate sacrifice of one Navy SEAL. Listen in as they share his testimony.
Saturday, July 6 – Erin Smalley – Grown-Up Girlfriends – What can we learn about the dynamics of women friendships? On the weekend edition of Live the Promise we hear Susie’s discussion with Erin Smalley, author and wife of Dr. Greg Smalley. They look at how to cultivate honesty, love and deep connection in the friendships of women.
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