Kathleen Cooke, Brenda Epperson, and Susan Wehba, directors of the ASCEND 2014 conference. America is a free nation, but across this country, millions of women are slaves to addiction, shame, anxiety, insecurity, fear of failure, and more. We all dream…
Michael is known all over as “The Teacher’s Teacher”. He is the President and founder of Global Professional Dance Instructors Association, where through the Global PDIA, Michael trains and certifies professional instructors in all styles of partner dancing. Michael has…
Randy Kay has been an accomplished CEO, humanitarian, corporate executive and success trainer for some of the most accomplished people and companies in the world. He is a person who is pioneering a new definition of success that encourages people…
Sue shares some insight into marriage and divorce. Divorce hurts not only the partners involved, but everyone around them. Sue also explains how a good, strong marriage can be attained through love, hard work, and a shared dependency on God.
Sue shares a personal story of a new family tradition that started recently, through the hard work and devotion of many. For anything that’s worthwhile, you have to put in hard work. If you want a good harvest, you’ll have…
Josh Shoemaker is a former adjunct faculty member at Arizona Christian University. Josh enjoys teaching on a variety of topics, but he has a special passion for Bible interpretation, and has recently published a book titled, Discover the Bible: A Guide…
replay of Live broadcast from June 7 2014
Since 1967, Art Mortell has been a keynote speaker, trainer and consultant, as well as author of such recent books as The Courage to Fail, and his most recent book entitled, An Adventure Into Your Mind. Art Mortell has given…
Sue shares about wisdom from the heart and some great insights by various authors, such as Mike Murdock.
Sue continues her conversation about success and failure, and how it begins in our minds. Through our mental perspective, we shape our insight on how we may succeed or fail. As the saying goes, "It's all a matter of perspective".