In this powerful episode of Lessons From Living, host Beth sits down with Vikki Southwell, author of His Name is Michael. Vikki opens up about her life’s mistakes—including an abortion at just seventeen—and the deep regret that followed. She shares how God redeemed her story, blessing her with children, love, and a renewed purpose after years of broken relationships. Today, Vikki uses her platform to inspire young women to make wise choices, lean into God’s guidance, and discover His grace through life’s hardest struggles.

👉 Listen in for a raw and hopeful conversation about forgiveness, faith, and finding redemption in Christ.

In this episode of Lessons from Living, we explore the disappearance of civility in today’s world. From politics to social media to everyday interactions, respect and kindness often seem to be fading.

Beth reflects on what civility once looked like—even drawing from classics like Pride and Prejudice—and shares examples of how our language, public discourse, and daily habits have shifted dramtically. More importantly, Beth talks about why civility matters: it isn’t about outdated manners, but about dignity, respect, and the way we choose to treat one another.

This episode offers practical ways we can restore civility in our homes, communities, and conversations. Whether you’ve noticed the harshness of modern culture or simply long for a more respectful world, this conversation will encourage you to be part of the change.

In this heartfelt episode of Lessons from Living, Beth speaks with Maureen Yarborough, a mother who has walked through unimaginable tragedy—the loss of a grandchild, and two of her three children, one in a devastating car accident and another to suicide just three years later.

Maureen opens up about her grief journey, the painful whys, and the everyday struggle of living with such deep loss. Yet at the heart of her story is resilience, grounded in God's love and provision. She shares how she continues to move forward, finding meaning and hope in the belief that life goes on, even in the face of heartbreak.

This conversation offers encouragement for anyone coping with loss—whether you’ve faced the death of a loved one, battled through tragedy, or are seeking perspective for your own struggles. Maureen’s example reminds us that while grief never fully leaves us, God never does either--and life still holds beauty, purpose, and hope.