Always Uplifting!
If you have ever lost a loved one, you know the unique pain that comes with grief. It can be hard to process everything that comes in all the years after loss, but Lynne Hoeksema has learned the value of honesty in her grief after the death of her husband of 31 years. In this episode of Faith and Life Today, Lynne talks about the lessons she…
It’s been a long winter, hasn’t it? If you or someone you love deals with the winter blues, or even seasonal affective disorder (SAD), Dr. Heidi Vermeer-Quist will help you look at why you feel this way during this tough season and how you can turn it around into something positive!…
When someone hits absolute rock bottom, is desolate and broken, where do they go? Braedon Dowty from Harvest Academy Iowa has an answer, and it comes from his own restoration story.…
Sometimes the biggest blessings happen despite our plans. Hannah never expected to find suddenly herself pregnant, but her story took a beautiful turn. Mark McDougal of Ruth Harbor Ministries, and special guest Hannah join Faith & Life Today to share her story.…
Jen talks with Aubrey of Garden Gate Ranch, a newly opened home for survivors of human trafficking; specifically for those who are pregnant or have young children. May women who escape human trafficking are sadly turned away from shelters due to an inability to care for the children.…
Before they even knew each other, Jake and Hannah knew they wanted to adopt. After they were married, they answered God’s call and even when they got frustrated, he answered their prayers every step of the way.
Matt and his wife Lauren took an unexpected and life altering diagnosis, and turned it into Yoke Ministries. Now they bless those with chronic illness with an individualized care package on their treatment day.
Helping a mother and child in Haiti simply by shopping at your local thrift store? Yep. That's exactly what you can do with Many Hands Thrift right here in the Des Moines metro, because of the incredible model their ministry uses.
Jan and Mike Rozga lived a parents works nightmare after losing their son. But they channeled their grief into becoming advocates for drug policy, facilitators of Grief Share, and even writing a book.
What would make a woman walk into a jail, and start a Bible study with inmates?
