Podcasts

What if you haven’t missed your chance?

In this gentle and hope-filled conversation, we speak directly to parents who feel behind, overwhelmed, or unsure where to begin when it comes to nurturing their child’s faith. If you’ve ever wondered whether it’s too late to make a spiritual impact in your child’s life, this episode may encourage you.

Together, we explore how prayer, identity in Christ, and everyday faith-filled moments can shape a child’s heart, no matter their age. From practical ways to weave faith into daily life, to powerful encouragement for parents carrying quiet guilt or fear, this conversation is an invitation to breathe, reset, and begin again.

In a distracted world, a generation is hungry for truth.

This episode of Peaceful Presence: Faith, Hope & Miracles is a raw and hope-filled conversation with  Megan Patton. After losing her father and walking through loss, Megan shares how God met her in unexpected ways, leading her into healing, renewed faith, and purpose. From mission work in Africa to honest reflections on distraction and spiritual hunger, this conversation is an invitation to slow down and rediscover God’s presence for all generations.

One simple, desperate prayer and everything in Chase Cromwell’s life began to change.

What happens when a young father, overwhelmed and exhausted by the weight of responsibility, pulls over on the side of the road and cries out to a God he doesn’t even know? In this conversation, Chase opens up about the exact moment God entered his heart and began reshaping his life from the inside out.

From early fatherhood and working multiple jobs, to stepping away from the family business, to surviving multiple life-threatening battles with sepsis, Chase shares how faith transformed his marriage, his character, his calling, and the way he now leads both his family and in business.

This is a testimony of humility, hard work, surrender, and the quiet conviction that God truly walks with us through every season.

A fiery crash. A truck driven through two block walls, a 50-foot palm tree, and straight into a family’s living room... and somehow, Ryan Zeber walked away alive.

That night, witnesses reported seeing an angel above the ambulance… and nothing about this story feels accidental.

In today’s episode of the Peaceful Presence Podcast, we explore why so many people stay stuck in pain, anxiety, addiction, and emotional battles and the surprising spiritual root that might be behind it.

My guest, Beatty Carmichael, says he’s seen 90% of the people he works with experience healing when they address what’s happening beneath the surface.

In this viral true story featured by CBS News and NBC, a San Diego Sheriff’s deputy was shot multiple times and seconds from death, when he says Jesus entered the room. What began as a routine operation turned into a deadly shootout that made national headlines, but what happened next defied logic and changed his life forever.

That’s how Elizabeth Verver describes the lowest point of her life... until the moment God showed up and changed everything.

Elizabeth opens up about her journey from rejection, trauma, and addiction to a life completely transformed by God’s love. As a young girl, she watched her father drive away and never look back. By fifteen, she didn’t want to live anymore. Years of pain and hopelessness followed… until she heard God’s voice say, “You don’t really want to die; you just don’t want to feel like this.”

My mother appeared after she died and told me, “Jesus is real.”
Those words changed everything for Deborah Kline-Iantorno. Raised in a Jewish home and educated in Catholic school, Deborah grew up hearing stories of her family’s Holocaust history. These stories left her wondering, how could God be real? 

How do you begin to overcome your rock bottom moment?
In this episode of The Peaceful Presence Podcast, Paula Douglas of Paula Douglas Ministries ‪@PDMinMedia‬ shares how she found peace, strength, and joy by letting God show her how to reset.

The One Commandment People Miss the Meaning Of might surprise you. Most of us have heard the scripture “Love your neighbor as yourself,” but are we missing the secret of what that message was meant to teach us?