21 JUN. 2024 · Featuring six tracks, each song on Changing My Story is a chapter of Taylor’s life of coming from brokenness and abandonment to finding healing, hope, and salvation in Jesus. The EP begins with “Saved My Soul,” an impactful song about how Jesus redeemed her life. The record continues with “Your Beauty,” a song about the brighter side of her story, and “Sunrise,” a soulful track about how Taylor has found herself in Jesus. Halfway through the EP, the lyrics shift from introspection to encouragement for Taylor’s listeners. “Drift Away” is an encouragement to anyone who feels tired from the storms of life, and was written for her family during a season of loss. “I wanted to write a song that would comfort my family,” said Taylor. “But it’s also a song for people going through difficult things. They can trust that God’s not going to let them drift away. He’s going to stay close to them.” As the EP continues to journey through Taylor’s life, “Runnin’ (The Assignment)” focuses on the future, expressing that time and attention are the only way to see what God has in store for her. The EP concludes with “Here I Am,” featuring Hopeful., the band her half-brother Randy fronts. For Taylor, having her brother sing on the last track felt like a full-circle moment. “On the first track, ‘Saved My Soul,’ I envision myself on my break, getting that call from Randy. That was basically the beginning of God changing my story,” said Taylor. “It’s all wrapped up with Randy singing with me on ‘Here I Am’ as I surrender my life to Jesus.” Carly Ann Taylor will continue to share her story through music and plans to write and record more songs this summer. Until then, stay up-to-date on her music by following her on Instagram. For more information and to listen to Changing My Story, visit CarlyAnnTaylor.com.

7 JUN. 2024 · After the Absence: Finding Your Way Through Loss 💔 Life doesn't always follow the script. Have you ever felt like the world moved on, but you were left behind grappling with the loss of a loved one? You're not alone ❤️After the Absence is a supportive space hosted by Mary Virginia and Jacob Bowker, where we explore the complexities of grief after losing someone close. This isn't your typical grief podcast. We'll delve into the unexpected emotions, the challenges of navigating a changed world, and the journey of finding your way forward ➡️ Whether you're recently facing loss or it's been a while, join us for honest conversations, practical advice, and a sense of community as we explore: - ➡️ The messy, unpredictable nature of grief - ➡️ Tools for navigating the emotional rollercoaster - ➡️ How to honor your loved one's memory - ➡️ Finding meaning and purpose after loss After the Absence offers a hand to hold as you move through the darkness and begin to rebuild your life. #LossandLove #StrongerTogether

22 ABR. 2024 · For twelve transformative weeks, we'll embark on a journey not just of recovery, but of rediscovery. We'll leave behind the familiar, the prescribed, and embrace a path illuminated by the unique flicker of your own purpose. This is not a one-size-fits-all map, but a compass pointing you towards the north star within.

22 ABR. 2024 · Not Your Typical Church: Ditch the Qualification HangoverThis week on Not Church, we're throwing out the rulebook! We've got special guests joining us for an honest conversation about feeling qualified to have a relationship with God. Spoiler alert: you probably already are.We'll dive into the stories of Adam & Eve, Noah, and even Moses (the guy who talked to a burning bush!) These folks weren't exactly perfect, yet God used them in incredible ways.So, if you've ever felt like you weren't good enough or measured up to some religious ideal, this episode is for you. Tune in and discover the surprising truth about God's grace and how He can use anyone, flaws and all.

14 ABR. 2024 · Not Your Typical Church: Finding Faith on Your Own TermsFeeling lost and longing for spiritual connection, but traditional church doesn't quite fit? You're not alone. Welcome to Not Church, a space for those who crave a deeper connection with God but find themselves outside the walls of organized religion. My name is Jacob Bowker, and I'm here to tell you this isn't church. I'm not a pastor, and this isn't a sermon. But I am passionate about sharing my journey of faith in a way that feels real and relatable.Struggling is part of life, and sometimes it can push us away from the very thing we need: God. Here, we'll explore faith outside the confines of a building, on your terms. We'll delve into personal stories, open conversations, and practical ways to connect with the divine in your everyday life.Whether you've drifted away from church, are new to exploring faith, or simply feel like there's another way to connect with the divine, Not Church is your invitation to explore. Let's ditch the labels and rediscover the power of God together

10 ABR. 2023 · Parents of special needs children often struggle to find faith-based help or resources. This is because there is a lack of understanding and awareness about special needs in the faith community. Many churches and religious organizations do not have the resources or expertise to support families with special needs. As a result, parents may feel isolated and alone. There are a number of reasons why parents of special needs children struggle to find faith-based help or resources. One reason is that many churches and religious organizations do not have the resources or expertise to support families with special needs. These organizations may not have staff who are trained in special needs, or they may not have the financial resources to provide specialized programs or services. Another reason why parents of special needs children struggle to find faith-based help or resources is that there is a lack of understanding and awareness about special needs in the faith community. Many people in the faith community may not know how to interact with or support families with special needs. As a result, parents may feel judged or ostracized by their church or religious community. The lack of faith-based help or resources can have a significant impact on families with special needs. Parents may feel isolated and alone, and they may not have the support they need to cope with the challenges of raising a child with special needs. In addition, children with special needs may not have the opportunity to participate in faith-based activities that would help them to grow in their faith. There are a number of things that can be done to address the challenges that parents of special needs children face in finding faith-based help or resources. One thing that can be done is to raise awareness about special needs in the faith community. This can be done through education and training programs, as well as through public awareness campaigns. Another thing that can be done is to provide more resources and support for families with special needs. This can include providing financial assistance, training and support for staff, and developing specialized programs and services. Finally, it is important to create a more welcoming and inclusive environment for families with special needs in the faith community. This can be done by educating church members about special needs, providing opportunities for families with special needs to participate in faith-based activities, and creating a culture of acceptance and understanding. #SpecialNeedsChristian

30 MAR. 2023 · Trusting God through hard times is one of the most important things we can do as Christians. It is not always easy, but it is essential for our spiritual growth and development. Here are a few tips on how to trust God through hard times: 1. **Spend time in prayer and Bible study.** When we spend time in prayer and Bible study, we are reminded of God's promises and His faithfulness. We also learn more about who He is and how He loves us. This can help us to trust Him even when things are tough. 2. **Talk to God about your struggles.** God is always willing to listen to us, even when we are feeling angry, scared, or confused. He wants us to come to Him with our problems and ask for His help. 3. **Look for evidence of God's work in your life.** Even in the midst of hard times, God is still working. He is often working through the people around us or through the circumstances of our lives. When we look for evidence of God's work, it can help us to trust Him more. 4. **Remember that God is in control.** Even when things seem out of control, God is still in control. He has a plan for our lives, and He will never abandon us. 5. **Hold on to hope.** Hope is one of the most powerful things we can have in hard times. When we have hope, it gives us the strength to keep going. Hope is also a reminder that God is not finished with us yet. Trusting God through hard times is not always easy, but it is worth it. When we trust God, we are able to find peace and strength in the midst of our struggles. We are also able to experience God's love and faithfulness in a deeper way. #ChristianMusicMagazine #LifeAfterDeath

23 FEB. 2023 · Have you ever felt unqualified for God to use you, follow Regan and Jacob as they talk about how to be qualified to serve God. #BestPodcastEver #ReganKeithley

27 ENE. 2023 · What does obedience to God look like, what does it mean to be a Christian? Could you be the breakthrough another person has been praying for? Story Ministry Production Host Amanda West #Obedience

13 ENE. 2023 · According to society this is one of the most unlucky days of the year. Have you found scripture that say that 13 is unlucky? Is luck even a thing? Why do we believe things that are not true? Do we cause ourselves some of our own struggles? If I focus on the bad all day, do you think my day could go bad? What if we made it a day of blessings? Could people receive blessings on the unluckiest day of the year. Jesus healed on the sabbath. How does culture control you? Christian Music Magazine, story ministry, all by faith. #ChristianMusicMagazine #Friday13th