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Cross Connection / 361 VIEWS
Discipleship (Part 2) - Episode 15
The Bible says that those that follow Christ will be persecuted. Am I not following Christ if I am not persecuted?
Go Healthy For Good! / 359 VIEWS
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Crohn's disease and Ulcerative colitis. Both forms of inflammatory bowel disease. A chronic, painful inflammation that affects the lives of of almost 1.5 million people in the US. But what causes it? Who is affected? If you have it, what can you do?
Go Healthy For Good! / 359 VIEWS
Miscarriages
Pregnancies, planned or unplanned, are precious. The natural expectation is that all will be well. But when a miscarriage happens, hopes and dreams are dashed and grief ensues...Watch for a touching story and excellent professional advice.
Revival for Mission / 359 VIEWS
Listening to God’s voice
Although it is the best-selling book of all time, the Bible often sits on a shelf, unread. Join us as Nina Atcheson shares how we can have a life filled with meaning and purpose as we bask in the Word of God.
Go Healthy For Good! / 358 VIEWS
Toxins and Your Baby
Many chemicals that pregnant women absorb or ingest from the environment can cross the placenta to the fetus. Reducing exposure to toxic environmental agents is critical for the future of your baby. Please watch this shocking episode!
Real Family Talk / 358 VIEWS
Facing Infertility
What happens when you want to have children but the doctors tell you it’s not possible? The truth is that 1 in 8 couples struggle with infertility. What are the challenges they face and how can communities of faith minister to them?
Go Healthy For Good! / 357 VIEWS
Anti-Oxidants
An apple slice turns brown. Nuts become rancid. An old car begins to rust. All as the result of a natural process called oxidation. However, there are anti-oxidants in many foods and drinks right within our reach. Don't miss this episode!
Go Healthy For Good! / 357 VIEWS
Decaffeinate!
Caffeine is one of the most researched food components on our tables today. And caffeinated drinks are considered an essential part of everyday life for most Americans. We're increasingly told it's a health food but can a drug be really good?