Episode 2: Sound

Episode 2: Sound

Release Your Sound

Season 2: Episode 1: What's in Your Lineage

As we reflect on the story of Hagar, Abram, Ishmael, and Sarai, let’s consider how our own decisions shape our lineage and impact future generations. Join me next time on Make it Make Sense as we continue our journey of understanding life's complexities. ***Clarification*** Hagar was a slave and didn't self-inflict her situation. Handmaids/slaves didn't have a choice to comply when told to do something during this time period. Hagar was running from the abuse that Sarai was doing to her. She thought running away would solve the issues.

Episode 8: Suffering Well as a Christian...

As we navigate the challenges of life, let's hold fast to these truths: that suffering has a purpose, that we are never alone, and that Jesus is our ultimate source of strength and hope.

Episode 7: Practical Tips for Loving Your Neighbor: Applying Biblical Love Beyond Close Relationships

Practical Tips for Loving Your Neighbor: Applying Biblical Love Beyond Close Relationships

Episode 6: Forgiveness and Reconciliation: A Biblical Approach to Healing in Relationships

In this episode of Make it Make Sense with Just Les, we delve into the nuanced concept of forgiveness and reconciliation, particularly focusing on the biblical perspective and its practical implications in our relationships. Just Les guides listeners through the importance of forgiveness, drawing insights from biblical teachings and two powerful stories of forgiveness and redemption: Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers and the parable of the prodigal son. Moreover, real-life examples highlight the journey of individuals who have extended forgiveness while maintaining healthy boundaries. Just Les encourages listeners to embrace the idea of loving from a distance when necessary, emphasizing the significance of self-preservation and self-love in the process of forgiveness. Through heartfelt storytelling and insightful reflection, this episode offers guidance and encouragement to those navigating the complex terrain of forgiveness and reconciliation.