What happens when the choices we make in this life follow us into the next? In this episode, I sit down with internationally award-winning author P.M. Terrell to discuss her powerful novel, Padlocked. Set against the backdrop of Nazi-occupied Poland during World War II, Padlocked follows ordinary people whose lives become forever intertwined through courage, sacrifice, faith, and impossible decisions. Together, we explore the historical research behind the novel, the enduring impact of the Holocaust, and the timeless themes of love, resilience, and redemption that continue to speak to readers around the world.

Check out the official Padlocked webpage at https://pmterrell.com/padlocked/ for more information and popular buy links. The book is available in 47 countries.

Last year, I met three women in Dallas: PJay, Sharon, and Shawana. While they didn't know each other, they found one thing in common: helping people recover from trauma. Together, they lead Triumph Over Trauma groups to help their friends and strangers overcome the lasting effects of their bad experiences.

Learn more by going to HarperHill.Global. Free curriculum and training are available for you to help others. You might even find that it helps you most of all.

#traumarecovery #faithinaction #globalhealth #mentalwellness #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters

In today's episode, you will hear the fourth of four sessions in a series titled Bonhoeffer and Christian Nationalism. This powerful program is led by renowned theologian Dr. Douglas Meeks, who brings lessons from the past to both warn and guide us today.

Meeks leads discussion about historical documents that demonstrate the faith of some Christians during Nazi Germany as they watched the rise of fascism overtake society. Today, we are reminded of what we can do here and now to live fully the teachings of Jesus Christ.

This series is brought to you from Brentwood United Methodist Church's faith study programs, and includes references from the Barmen Declaration, A New Yorker article titled, Can American Churches Lead a Protest Movement? And the following books all written by Dietrich Bonhoeffer:

The Cost of Discipleship

Letters and Papers From Prison

Life Together

Through wisdom and faith in Jesus, may we become enlightened as to how we can act in our personal and collective lives to rise above authoritarianism.

In today's episode, you will hear the third of four sessions in a series titled Bonhoeffer and Christian Nationalism. This powerful program is led by renowned theologian Dr. Douglas Meeks, who brings lessons from the past to both warn and guide us today.

Meeks leads discussion about historical documents that demonstrate the faith of some Christians during Nazi Germany as they watched the rise of fascism overtake society. Today, we are reminded of what we can do here and now to live fully the teachings of Jesus Christ.

This series is brought to you from Brentwood United Methodist Church's faith study programs, and includes references from the Barmen Declaration, A New Yorker article titled, Can American Churches Lead a Protest Movement? And the following books all written by Dietrich Bonhoeffer:

The Cost of Discipleship

Letters and Papers From Prison

Life Together

Through wisdom and faith in Jesus, may we become enlightened as to how we can act in our personal and collective lives to rise above authoritarianism.

In today's episode, you will hear the second of four sessions in a series titled Bonhoeffer and Christian Nationalism. This powerful program is led by renowned theologian Dr. Douglas Meeks, who brings lessons from the past to both warn and guide us today.

Meeks leads discussion about historical documents that demonstrate the faith of some Christians during Nazi Germany as they watched the rise of fascism overtake society. Today, we are reminded of what we can do here and now to live fully the teachings of Jesus Christ.

This series is brought to you from Brentwood United Methodist Church's faith study programs, and includes references from the Barmen Declaration, A New Yorker article titled, Can American Churches Lead a Protest Movement? And the following books all written by Dietrich Bonhoeffer:

The Cost of Discipleship

Letters and Papers From Prison

Life Together

Through wisdom and faith in Jesus, may we become enlightened as to how we can act in our personal and collective lives to rise above authoritarianism.

In today's episode, you will hear one of four sessions in a series titled Bonhoeffer and Christian Nationalism. This powerful program is led by renowned theologian Dr. Douglas Meeks, who brings lessons from the past to both warn and guide us today.

Meeks leads discussion about historical documents that demonstrate the faith of some Christians during Nazi Germany as they watched the rise of fascism overtake society. Today, we are reminded of what we can do here and now to live fully the teachings of Jesus Christ.

This series is brought to you from Brentwood United Methodist Church's faith study programs, and includes references from the Barmen Declaration, A New Yorker article titled, Can American Churches Lead a Protest Movement? And the following books all written by Dietrich Bonhoeffer:

The Cost of Discipleship

Letters and Papers From Prison

Life Together

Through wisdom and faith in Jesus, may we become enlightened as to how we can act in our personal and collective lives to rise above authoritarianism.

How do the threads of your life connect? In this episode, Neelley Hicks interviews Firdaus Kharas, the founder of Chocolate Moose Media about lessons he's learned throughout the diverse experiences of his life. Take inspiration from this episode and consider what your life has taught you.

You can support the groundbreaking work that Harper Hill Global does in the USA and Africa. Give now. https://harperhill.global/donate.

Firdaus Kharas, OC, FRSA, D.Hum (hc) LL.D. (hc), is the visionary Founder of
Chocolate Moose Media. Since founding the social enterprise Chocolate Moose Media in 1995, Kharas has dedicated his career to tackling some of the world's most pressing issues through innovative media solutions. His work focuses on fostering societal and individual behavioral change using human-centered communications that transcend cultural and national boundaries, all with the goal of improving the human condition with over 5,000 productions created.

Firdaus Kharas is a trailblazer in using animation for social change and has emerged as the world's leading and most prolific individual producer and director of media dedicated to social good.

In addition to honorary doctorates, he has nine in-person degrees and certificates from eight universities, including Carleton, Harvard, the LSE, Thiel and Stanford.

He is the author of a book on creativity and the subject of a documentary. He has
traveled to 145 countries in every region of the world.

In this Women Arise podcast, I interviewed Dr. Mario Mendez about how the brain is wired and responds through hate. Each of us has a brain, and it is wired in particular ways to the in-group and the out-group. How can we, as people of faith and hope, come into a sense of our being to bring about a world free from hate?

Please consider Harper Hill Global in your tithes and offerings. As we bring light to the world, together, we can overcome.

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