HeyJaredThe UPside with Marion MacKenzie
Conversations that light up the world with thought leaders, faith heroes, and gamechangers that go beneath their surface success and explore faith, healing, purpose, resilience, and the moments that shape a life.
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Beverly Bilbo (opens the original)
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What happens when life changes overnight—and there’s no going back? My guest, Beverly Bilbo, knows what it means to lose almost everything. After an earlier family and ministry crisis, Hurricane Katrina displaced her family, scattered their congregation, and left their church under 12½ feet of water. But Beverly’s story isn’t about what she lost—it’s about how she rebuilt. Through fear, uncertainty, and debilitating panic attacks, she discovered how faith can carry us when everything familiar is
Kooman Brothers (opens the original)
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What does it take to bring one of the Bible’s most beloved stories to the big screen—and remain faithful to the Scripture that inspired it? Filmmaking brothers Daniel and Matthew Kooman of Unveil Studios have taken on their most ambitious project yet: Daniel and the Fiery Furnace, a sweeping new biblical epic opening in theaters nationwide September 18th.
Matt Thayer (opens the original)
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In his provocative new documentary, Can You Hear Me Now? Matthew takes an investigative look at the modern prophetic movement—examining biblical prophecy, discernment, false prophets, the intersection of prophecy and politics, and what Scripture actually tells us about testing the voices we hear.
Craig Miller (opens the original)
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What if you love Jesus, trust His promises, pray for healing—and yet there’s an area of your life that just doesn’t seem to get better? Scripture tells us we are body, soul and spirit, intricately connected. Sometimes what we know to be true in our minds hasn’t quite reached the wounded places in our hearts.
Kimberly Overton (opens the original)
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What happens when the work you believe you were born to do suddenly asks something of you that your conscience cannot give? For 25 years, critical-care nurse Kimberly Overton, BSN, RN, devoted her life to caring for others. Nursing wasn't simply a career—she had known since childhood that it was what she wanted to do. Then the COVID-19 pandemic arrived, and the profession she loved became the setting for one of the most difficult decisions of her life.
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