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Life Beats Radio: Don’t Make My Mom Be the Only Listener

ByJulie

Dawn at Life Beats Radio was kind enough to ask me to be a guest on her show and talk about surrender. For those that subscribe to my feed, the broadcast is tonight, Thursday, April 18th, 7:00 EST. Once the show is over I’ll put it on the website and you can view anytime, but I hope you tune in live and call.

I have a little girl/not radio voice, so if only to hear what I sound like, I hope you will check it out.

Image courtesy Life Beats Radio
Image courtesy Life Beats Radio

 

 

 

 

Also check out the upcoming guests page. Besides me, Jerry Jenkins and Kristy Love will also be on Life Beats Radio this spring. I joke that it’s the only time you will see my name and Jerry’s on the same page.

I appreciate you reading, and I’d love to hear from you during the broadcast.

Don’t make my mom be the only listener. 🙂

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