by Shannon Popkin | May 11, 2024 | Conflict Resolution, Faith, Forgiveness, Marriage, Pain, Podcast 8 Sarah, Wisdom
Have you considered the magnitude of God’s promises to you? Has your life been shaped by those promises, the way Abraham and Sarah’s were? I’m so grateful for Courtney Doctor and her brilliant mind. Don’t miss part one of this great...
by Shannon Popkin | May 8, 2024 | Conflict Resolution, Faith, Forgiveness, Marriage, Pain, Podcast 8 Sarah, Wisdom
When Courtney was in her early twenties, she was in a church membership class, where the gospel was being explained and she kept raising her hand, saying, “I chose God. I know; I was there…” Can you relate with the sense that you were the one who...
by Shannon Popkin | Apr 7, 2024 | Conflict Resolution, Faith, Forgiveness, Marriage, Pain, Podcast 8 Sarah, Wisdom
If you don’t know what to do because your husband doesn’t seem to love you anymore, and you’re worried your marriage is dead, this conversation about what God did in my friend Jill’s marriage offers so much hope. Jill Savage is an author and...
by Shannon Popkin | Apr 3, 2024 | Conflict Resolution, Faith, Forgiveness, Marriage, Pain, Podcast 8 Sarah, Wisdom
She never expected what she saw on his phone that night. And no one expected the surprise ending to their story. Joining me on the Live Like It’s True podcast, Jill Savage tells her story of discovering her husband’s affair, and how God sustained her...
by Shannon Popkin | Jul 12, 2023 | Adult Children, Change, Conflict Resolution, Control Girl, Dating, Holidays, Humility, Marriage, Mistakes, Podcast 4, Popular Podcast Episodes, Problems, Wisdom
What does it mean to leave and cleave in today’s world? What happens when we don’t? Whether you’re about to be married, you’ve been married for years, or you have adult children who have said, “I do,” this episode offers wisdom for...
by Shannon Popkin | Mar 14, 2020 | Communication, Disagreement, Discipline, Friendship, Wisdom, Women, Young Control Girl
“We’re in college!” said one girl in an irritated tone. “Doesn’t she know we’re busy?” said the other. “I mean, that was my last chance to finish this stupid paper, and now it’s probably going to be late—due to...