98. Antonyms of Wisdom: The Bad Women in Proverbs with Marie Clark

98. Antonyms of Wisdom: The Bad Women in Prov...

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130. A Little More Personal: My Sister Interviews Me

Surprise! Christi’s sister Michelle Wendler takes over the mic to put Christi in the hot-seat on her birthday. We’ll learn many things we didn’t know about Christi such as where she has traveled, her style, favorite foods, and some of her near-death experiences. But she also shar ...  Show more

129. A Life Well Spent: Devoted to Good Works with Reagan Rose

Reagan Rose spurs us on in our Christian walk by answering the following questions about good works: What is the biblical definition of good works? Are the good works God has planned for us things that He spontaneously drops into our lives, or do we intentionally plan them? How c ...  Show more

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