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“Please silence your phone.” This is a familiar refrain while awaiting your movie to start. So, I reached into my left breast pocket. No phone. The mental Continue reading
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Kathy Nemeh tells the story of a gentleman who for many many years made derogatory remarks about Dr. Nemeh. And then one day, guess who the gentleman turned to as his Continue reading
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While Tom Hanks is defending a Russian spy in the real life story, Bridge of Spies, the modern-day Russians have vowed to protect the Christians in the Middle East. Are the bad guys now the good guys? Continue reading
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Yes, you will hear a turkey call or two in 
this segment. Even better, there is a veritable plethora of miracles! It’s always been interesting to me to watch how one miracle will lead to friends and family receiving their own miracles. How even those with little spirituality will be pulled into the tent, so to speak. In this episode, torn rotator cuffs, bad hearts, bad knees, etc., etc., are all transformed through the healing prayers of Dr. Issam Nemeh.
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We all shine on, like the moon, the stars, and the sun. John Lennon’s “Instant Karma” just made the podcast! Karma? What goes around comes around. It’s very appropriate in this week’s episode. Kathy Nemeh tells the story of a gentleman who for many many years made derogatory remarks Continue reading
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When Rich Yops came home and told his wife, JoAnn, that he had just seen a miracle, little did either realize that soon they would be driving from Detroit, Michigan to Toronto, Canada and experiencing life changing miracles of their own.
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Lorene Riley, a nurse, 
had been given three months to live because her collapsing breast bone was crushing her heart and lungs.