spiritual identity

"I want to take all the good stuff and I will lay it down in an effort to just pursue that one great thing that you have for me." ~ Stephanie Miller

In today's episode, our guest Stephanie Miller shares how after experiencing a major life transition and feeling lost and depressed, Stephanie turned to God for guidance which led her into her coaching and writing career. She emphasizes the importance of embracing seasons of dryness and cultivating joy and spiritual growth even in difficult times and so much more. Let's dive into her story and discover the lessons we can apply to our own lives.

Guest’s Bio

Stephanie Miller, MA, is a multi-talented author, speaker, and certified coach with a heart for inspiring Christian women to reach their full potential. As a certified Spiritual Growth and Hope*writers writing coach, she has helped many aspiring writers overcome their fears and develop their craft. She is founder of Butterfly Beginnings Coaching LLC, a platform that empowers women to grow in their writing skills and their faith. 

When she's not writing or coaching, Stephanie enjoys indulging her creative side with painting and staying active with Pilates. She also loves going on outdoor adventures with her family, including their two adorable mini-goldendoodles. Stephanie and her husband call the northern suburbs of Atlanta home, where they live with their three children and fur babies.

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“Your Vibe Attracts Your Vibe” or is it that your spiritual tribe represents your vibe? Either way, knowing your spiritual tribe is important for many reasons. For one, everyone belongs to a tribe. Knowing your spiritual tribe will make life a lot easier. Listen to the episode to determine your spiritual tribe.

Today's guest is an author, inventor, entrepreneur, musician, and songwriter. He talks with us about growing up in Canada, struggling with depression, skipping college, and going right into the music industry. Hear how he was asked to accept a Grammy award at 18, how a talk with his mom was a catalyst for a paradigm shift that changed the course of his life, and how a move Israel changed his life forever. We talk about brain tumors, oppression, embracing depression, and so much more. In this episode you're going to not only get a feel for David's life, but stuff you and me can apply to our lives, better our situations, and be happier, healthier people. Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to the David Green Story!

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Author, composer, David Green went from Hollywood to Jerusalem followed by over 25 years of studying and teaching people how to get more in touch with their true inner selves. His first book, "A book about You - Individuality and spiritual awareness, together with his album "Journey to the Real You" work together to help people find their true mission in this world. His 2nd book "Pictures of Your Soul" and album "Empty Spaces" works to make the "soul" much more real to people. It answers many questions that most people never thought could be a asked. David has won the Cable Ace, Cannes film festival for his film Deadly Currents covering the media bias against Israel as well as the Health and Medical Film festival for "Home Safe" starring Martin Short, Distributed by Disney.

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While we are very thankful for all of our guests, please understand that we do not necessarily share or endorse the same beliefs, worldviews, or positions that they may hold. We respectfully agree to disagree in some areas, and thank God for the blessing and privilege of free will.

In this enlightening episode of The Truth in This Art, host Rob Lee engages in a captivating conversation with Dr. Kokahvah Zauditu-Selassie, a retired Professor of English and a prominent figure in African American literature and spiritual identity. With a wealth of knowledge and a deep connection to her cultural roots, Dr. Zauditu-Selassie shares her insights on literature, memory, resistance, and the power of storytelling.

Join us as we explore:

• Dr. Zauditu-Selassie's early experiences with literary criticism and how they shaped her path as a scholar and educator. Discover the pivotal moments that ignited her passion for education and storytelling.
• Her involvement in the Netflix documentary "In Our Mothers' Gardens" and the transformative experience of sharing stories of women's resilience and strength. Gain a deeper understanding of the impact of storytelling on collective memory and empowerment.
• The significance of travel in Dr. Zauditu-Selassie's life and creative journey. Learn how her extensive travels, from Compton to Cairo and across Africa, have influenced her perspective as a person and creator.
• The role of obstacles in her career and how she approaches them with resilience and determination. Delve into a memorable obstacle that has shaped her path and learn from her wisdom on navigating challenges.
• The emotions and messages that Dr. Zauditu-Selassie seeks to express through her work, as well as her aspirations to inspire others. Explore the profound connection between literature, spirituality, and cultural identity.

Join us for a compelling conversation that delves into the intersection of literature, memory, and spiritual identity with the remarkable Dr. Kokahvah Zauditu-Selassie. Gain insights into her journey as a scholar, priest, and storyteller, and discover the power of embracing cultural legacies.

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Part 17 of 23 in the series, "Belonging to Him". Jesus once asked his disciples, "Who do you say that I am?" In our encounters with Jesus, we should also answer this question, but then we should ask, "Who does God say that I am?" Understanding and claiming our identity in Christ should be a foundational and constant confession of faith. Because who we are is shaped by who we're with. And who we are in Christ will define what we have in him and how we then choose to live (recorded in 2019.)