Audio Podcasts
Impossible Forgiveness
Impossible Forgiveness
Impossible Forgiveness
The Jules Show - Joy FM
In this episode of The Jules Show podcast, I spent some time talking with Mary Ann Otley, a woman who suffered the kind of abuse most of us would consider impossible to forgive. What happened to her and how she worked through it to ultimately be able to help others who have been in her shoes, is an incredible story of how God, when we surrender our will to His, can do the impossible.
If you have ever thought, "God, I just can't forgive this..." then I urge you, please, to spend some time listening to Mary Ann's story. God worked a miracle in Mary Ann's life, and she shares with us how He can do the same in our lives, if we are willing to let Him.
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The Power of Identity
Impossible Forgiveness
Impossible Forgiveness
Motherhood Mindset
with Stephanie Pletka
Is your teen hard to love?
On this week's episode of Motherhood Mindset with Stephanie Pletka, I interview Mary Ann Otley, author of Love Triumphs. Wow, she throws down some truth bombs on teen behavior and the Power of Identity.
Do you label your teen a troublemaker, hard to love, the black sheep? Teen behavior is a result of how they feel, not who they are. But it's dang hard to tell the difference when they say words that feel like a dagger to the heart, am I right, mama?
Mary Ann, Otley, author of Love Triumphs shares an incredible story of surviving those teenage years and how those tough times molded and solidified how she saw herself in young adulthood and beyond and how to navigate better relationships with your teen.
The Power of Blessing
Impossible Forgiveness
The Power of Blessing
Motherhood Mindset
with Stephanie Pletka
Will Your Child Need Counseling?
On this week's episode of Motherhood Mindset with Stephanie Pletka I interview Mary Ann Otley, author of Love Triumphs. On today's episode we jump right into The Power of Blessing.
It's easy to place names on our kids: The trouble maker, the funny one, the black sheep, the loud mouth. We love them dearly, and yet may have called them a liar for what seemed like a good reason. It affects our perception, how we make decisions, how they treat THEIR children, and more.