Hosted by The Way International · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 64 episodes
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Welcome to the Lighting the Way Today podcast! This is a podcast where we engage in conversations regarding how to connect God’s Word to situations that come up in everyday life.
The Way International hosts Lighting the Way Today, a religion show with 64 episodes published.
“Recovery is a process. True healing comes from God; and healing typically takes effort. It doesn’t just happen on its own.” Divorce is more than a legal process. It can cause emotional pain and impact a person’s spiritu
“Life does keep going, which is initially one of the hardest parts of grief, because it feels like your world has stopped....As you’re getting through that, back to the joy, just remind yourself that it’s not always goin
“How sweet it is when you do overcome disagreements with someone else, when you decide that your friendship is more important than feelings of hurt or being upset, and you forgive each other. That bond can intensify.” Fr
“Communicate directly, firmly, and lovingly. There’s a way to communicate in a very neutral, non-combative way....I think people appreciate honest communication.” Boundaries are often misunderstood. At times, they might
“I really believe that God wants us to be the friend that we wish we had. So if we feel lonely and we want a friend, be that friend. God made us for community and connection.” Loneliness isn’t just about being alone. At
“All of the ‘causes,’ no matter how passionate we might be about them, all those causes fall short of the greatest cause, which is to reconcile people [back to God]. That’s the one that matters, and that one remedies all
“You can choose how you want to use [a screen]. But if you’re not intentional in your choosing, then, a lot of times, it will decide for you.” In this episode, Hunter Mullins and Steele Bergman chat about how we can have
“When [Jesus Christ] interacted with people whose lives did not align with God’s design, he showed both clarity and compassion. And compassion is huge.” Join Heather Neault and Rev. Gary Martin in this episode as they ta
“We have everything to gain; we literally have nothing to lose that’s worth holding on to by valuing people. God made diversity. He made us each uniquely different, and then in the same breath, God also gave us unity.” I
“We have to remember that we are all ambassadors for Christ, not a political party, not an agenda.” In part two of this two-part episode, Jennifer Clesi continues the conversation with Rev. Bryan Mittler and Rev. Michael
“We’re above the methods and the tactics that the adversary uses to put us on sides. When it comes to living life, we’re all in this together.” In part one of this two-part episode, Jennifer Clesi interviews Rev. Bryan M
“We have to approach witnessing with love and no other motive. We’re not there to get anything from anyone. We just want to go out there with an attitude of giving and with love and with the goal of being ambassadors and
“For me, part of what makes a song truly great is that it’s striking that balance where you have both of those things—you have the truth of the Word, and you have the art of the song that grabs your attention and draws y
“We get to rely on God as our Source of stability. That stability doesn’t come from having ‘all of our ducks in a row’ per se, it’s from trusting in THE Source of stability, God.” In this episode, Taylor Thurlow intervie
“When life gets messy or challenging, genuine faith has to show up different than just looking like a Christian.” In this episode, Heather Neault has a deep and thoughtful conversation with Mrs. Lyndon Sumlin (Vicky), a
“In our walk as ambassadors for Christ, we’re always on the lookout to make sure we are putting truth on in our mind and exposing ourselves to that....Over time, that exposure to things that the adversary might be throwi
“God encouraged my heart, and I took a stand in that birthing room. And I told everyone in the room that I was going to pray for my son, and that God could heal him.” In this episode, Hunter Mullins sits down with minist
“What defines me is what the Word of God says about me—that I am a son of God with power, that I represent Christ on earth, that I can do the miracles and wonders that Jesus Christ did.” In this episode, Jennifer Clesi i
“To be all things to all men—how can you achieve that in your own life? How can you be relatable?” In this episode, Hunter Mullins interviews Josh Page, a young man who started a community event in South Carolina called
“In order to not stay down spiritually and emotionally, you have to be determined, so fully persuaded, that what God says to be true is true.” This powerful episode is an interview between Sierra Bergman and Mr. and Mrs.
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Lighting the Way Today is hosted by The Way International. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 64 episodes.
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