Aerialist and high-wire walker, Nik Wallenda, recently joined the Greenelines podcast to discuss his new book, Facing Fear. His many thrilling walks across Niagara Falls, the Grand Canyon and most recently over the active Masaya Volcano, among many others, make him a proven expert in facing fear.
“America was born between the first and second Great Awakenings,” said Robert Morgan, pastor and author of 100 Bible Verses that Made America. In a recent interview on the Greenelines podcast, Morgan shared a few of the “defining moments that shaped our enduring foundation of faith.”
Max Lucado said in a recent interview on the Greenelines podcast, “Loneliness is in and of itself a form of a pandemic. We find ourselves in an increasing sense of hopelessness. It’s a difficult season to be alive.”
In a recent Greenelines podcast with Roberts Liardon about his book, God’s Generals: The Healing Evangelists, he shared stories about Oral Roberts, Lester Sumrall, F.F. Bosworth, George Jeffreys, and Charles and Frances Hunter about their leadership and ministries as healing evangelists. But each of these ministries offered a much larger footprint.
In a recent Greenelines podcast with Bevere, I was introduced to her new book, Godmothers: Why You Need One, How to Be One. She expands on the broad concept of mentoring in a way that unpacks the compassionate, transformative gifts of a godmother or godparent.
Chuck Parry, the director of Healing Rooms at Bethel Church in Redding, California, joined me on a recent Greenelines podcast to discuss healing through digital connections.
In a recent Greenelines podcast interview with Bishop Joseph Walker, he and I discussed empathy in this season of racial unrest. He told me, “There can be no empathy until you are fully informed. I think what we are seeing is often misdiagnosed. We now have the opportunity to have serious discussions, to look at the history of a situation and place it in proper context,” he said.
Daniel Darling recently released his new book titled A Way With Words.
He spoke on this episode of the Greenelines podcast on the Charisma Podcast Network about his love for words and the importance of word stewardship.
God’s grace is greater than all of our sin. Ideally, His grace and kindness should lead us to repentance. “Do you think lightly of the riches of His kindness and tolerance and patience, not knowing that the kindness of God leads you to repentance?” (Rom. 2:4, NASB). But it is clear that grace does not …
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On Aug. 18, women in America should pause to note the 100-year anniversary of the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the United States Constitution. Women campaigned for the right to vote for many years prior to the Civil War.
