
A spiritual podcast series rooted in sacred text found in 1 Corinthians 2:9 (NIV or ESV) of the Bible. Although no human being can conceive what God has destined for their life, this series explores what guests have seen, heard, or imagined in the development of their spirituality. It’s about those experiences that have strengthen their belief and faith in our Creator. New content will be released... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 42 | Founded | 4 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Personal JournalsSociety & Culture | |||

In the season two finale, Elan Masliyah and Rabbi Mark Bloom of Temple Beth Abraham in Oakland, California join Michelle for a conversation years in the making. Elan is an HR technology executive and interfaith advocate, and he is also the son of Jud... more
Afiya Howell is a Christian comedian, worship leader, and content creator whose sketches about praying mamas, communion, and the pearly gates grew her platform from under a thousand followers to nearly four hundred thousand. She's also a trained chef... more
Anastasia Gerali is a faith-based therapist and mentor for Christian women who spent years as a clinical hypnotherapist and New Age teacher before Christ called her out of it. From a village of thirty people in Cyprus, she walks through what New Agei... more
Marvin Stockwell is the co-founder and head of communications at BVO, the immersive experience company building Baron Von Opperbein and the River of Time inside the former Mississippi River Museum on Mud Island in Memphis, TN. A native Memphian who s... more
The episode opens with a mystery from Michelle's childhood, a neighbor who disappeared every Sunday and never explained why. Decades later, Lacey finally answers it.
Lacey Yamaguchi is a stay at home mother of five boys and her son Ashton is a twent... more
J. Michael Collins is one of the most recognized names in the voiceover industry, the man behind the VO Atlanta Conference, and someone who has rarely spoken publicly about his faith until now. He recorded his first paid voiceover job in 1994 and fou... more
Brandon Barlow is a professional voice actor and licensed massage therapist from Washington State, USA. In this conversation he shares how he approaches a creative career as a Christian, why he has learned to welcome rejection instead of fearing it, ... more
Rev. Sandra Summers is the interfaith officer at MIFA, the Metropolitan Interfaith Association in Memphis, Tennessee, an organization born in 1968 out of the aftermath of the MLK assassination. In this conversation she opens up about what interfaith ... more










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