Jimothy Has His Own Bobblehead!

Jimothy Has His Own Bobblehead!

Jimothy might be the only raccoon in Seattle who can go from “local oddball wildlife sighting” to “national treasure” overnight, and I love that for him. When talking with Phil Sklar from the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame you understand exactly why this wiggly‑spined little guy has captured all our hearts, and why turning him into a bobblehead is somehow the most perfect tribute. It’s fun, it’s wholesome, and it’s one more reminder of how a tiny creature can bring a whole community together. Click PLAY to find out more Jimothy goodness! * National Bobblehead Hall of Fame [https://store.bobbleheadhall.com/]

A Seattle Veterinarian Says Famous Raccoon Jimothy is Happy and Healthy

Jimothy might be the only raccoon in Ballard who can turn a slow Tuesday into a neighborhood block party, and honestly, watching people lose their minds over this tiny, wiggly‑spined celebrity has been the highlight of my feed! Talking with Dr. Carrie Schneider [https://www.thefamilypet.org/about-us/staff/veterinarians/dr-carrie-schneider] just makes me love him more and reminds me why cheering him on from a safe distance is the best way to keep our little local icon thriving.Click PLAY for details on our dear sweet Jimothy!

Couple of Scoops and Couple of Socks are Elevating Joy Levels in the South Sound this Summer

Jim’s story feels like something every parent can connect with—a dad who just wanted Molly to have a place where she belonged, and ended up creating two community‑changing businesses that feel more like family than anything else. Couple of Socks became the first home for that dream, a cozy little shop where Molly and her friends could work, grow, and be celebrated for exactly who they are. Then came Couple of Scoops, the ice cream shop that’s now buzzing with 35 employees with special needs, giving families this emotional jolt of hope the moment they walk in because they can suddenly picture their own kids thriving too. Through all of it, Jim shares how it’s all spirit‑led, and you can feel that—every sock sold and every scoop served is really about belonging, dignity, and showing God’s love in the most everyday, beautiful ways. * GUEST: Jim Ciaciuch, Founder of Couple of Scoops/Couple of Socks  * Couple of Socks: https://coupleofsocks.com/ * Couple of Scoops: https://www.facebook.com/p/Couple-of-Scoops-61586487928242/

Helping Mothers Choose Life and Choose Jesus - A Conversation with Dave Mitchell from Care Net of Puget Sound

CareNet of Puget Sound is one of those ministries that makes you want to stand up and cheer as you watch God moving in real time. The way they link arms with hundreds of churches, support women in crisis, and turn a simple ultrasound into a moment of holy clarity—it’s powerful and hope‑filled. Something that hit hard was Dave sharing about the Care Net prayer team. This group of over 1,700 people get real‑time texts and stop whatever they’re doing to pray for women who are wrestling with impossible decisions. Hearing how they lift these moms up in the exact moment they need courage, and then celebrate when a woman chooses life, reiterates to me how powerful it is when God’s people show up and pray boldly in the mighty name of Jesus. Click PLAY for Erica and Dave's powerful conversation.

Zach Williams Shares How God Waited for Him to Come Home

Sometimes God uses the most unexpected moments, like an Instagram video you watch while folding laundry, to remind you God is still in the business of chasing down His kids. Zach's song with Ben Fuller, “Wait for Me” makes me think about all the long, winding roads we take, and how God never stops waiting, never stops pursuing, never stops running toward us... It's a hug for anyone who’s ever wandered, and a reminder that even our detours aren’t wasted in God’s hands. Press PLAY for a transparent interview with Zach.