Bees In June with Elizabeth Bass Parman

Immeasurably More

What if the life you’ve been longing for isn’t somewhere out there waiting for you to find it— but is already hidden inside the life you’re living right now? In the middle of your ordinary days your routines, your conversations, your not-so-perfect moments— what if God is already revealing something more? Not louder. Not bigger.But deeper. More meaningful. More alive. Because maybe “immeasurably more” isn’t about changing your life completely… maybe it’s about finally seeing it through the eyes of Jesus. Today’s conversation is for the woman who feels like herlife looks too ordinary to matter ...for the one who wonders if she’s missed something along the way… and for the one who is quietly hoping there is still more of God to experience—right here, right now. Today, I’m joined by Susan Campbell, authorof Immeasurably More, a beautiful devotional that invites us to notice the extraordinary ways Jesus is already present in our everyday lives… and how following Him—right where we are— might be the doorway to more than we ever imagined.

Bees In June with Elizabeth Bass Parman

Have you ever heard the saying, 'Busy as a bee in June?”  Well, that couldn’t be more fitting for the story we’re exploring today.   On Unconditionally Her: Conversations, join Karen Shayne and Becky Reid as they speak with author of Bees In June, Elizabeth Bass Parman  as she invites us into the enchanting town of Spark, Tennessee, during the summer of 1969—a time when the world watched in awe as humans took their first steps on the Moon. But in Spark, magic is afoot in a more earthly way.

DEI, Education and Reconciliation

In today’s world, conversations around diversity, equity, inclusion, and reconciliation are more important than ever. As we navigate challenging times marked by division and uncertainty, education remains one of the most powerful tools for fostering understanding, healing, and meaningful change. In this very special episode, Sandy Williams is joining me as we honor and welcome longtime educator Cindy Fain, whose dedication to learning and community engagement offers valuable insights into how education can bridge divides and create a more inclusive future.

Warrior of Light - Radhika Vekaria

Often in life, we are gifted the opportunity to step outside our comfort zone and experience something transformational.  That happened to me recently when I was musically introduced to an artist by the name of Radhika Vekaria.   If I had to describe Radhika, I would start by saying she is a musical visionary whose work transcends cultural and creative boundaries. Drawing inspiration from her heritage and personal challenges, she creates art that is as universal as it is intimate, connecting people through shared emotions and experiences. Radhika’s incredible work has earned her acclaim across the globe – and with a few folks we’ve heard of - solidifying her place as a dynamic force in the creative world including her nomination for a 2025 Grammy for Best New Age Ambient and Chant Album. A captivating soul on every level.  Enjoy our time with a truly and deeply inspirational woman.

The Scarlet Cord w/ Susan Campbell

In a world that often glorifies grand achievements and monumental milestones, it's easy to overlook the significance of small things. However, the true essence of a fulfilling and balanced life often lies in the minutiae. The small things, those seemingly insignificant actions and moments Hold immense power in shaping our daily experiences and overall well being. Whether it's a brief moment of mindfulness, a kind word, or a simple act of self care, these small actions can accumulate to create a profound effect. They build habits, they nurture relationships, and they continue to contribute a sense of purpose and contentment. Embracing the small things encourages us to live in the present, find joy in the mundane, and appreciate the journey rather than just the destination. Joining me today is one of our favorite gals, Susan Campbell, and she will share with us how doing the small things can transform our lives in subtle yet profound ways, reminding us that greatness often comes in the most unassuming forms.