Jesus listens. The 365-day prayer devotional now comes in a note-taking edition.

This beautiful book includes a leather softcover and space each day for you to write your reflections,

prayers, and thoughts. It makes a perfect gift for anyone who journals and wants to make a record

of their walk with God. Look for the Jesus listens note-taking edition wherever you buy books.

That is how people relate. When you talk about your personal experiences and your vulnerable and

your honest about it. Welcome to the Jesus Calling Podcast. Ephesians 2.10 says,

for we are God's handiwork created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance

for us to do. We all long at some point in life to have that moment of clarity where we know exactly

what we're supposed to do and which way we need to go and everything feels like it clicks into place.

Those aha moments can be hard to come by but we can rely on God to reveal clues to us about where

He wants us to be and often it's in those little details that we ourselves might not even notice.

Taking time to be still, praying and watching for those signs that He's working,

goes a long way to making the most out of the short time we have here on earth.

When she was a little girl, Tamara Morrie-Hausley knew what she wanted to be, an actress,

and with the support of her family, she dove in headfirst. But navigating a life in the spotlight

at such a young age presented a unique set of difficulties. Mike Kinney was miraculously

rescued from a tragic car accident, which led him to consider, who am I and where do I go from here?

After healing from the accident, Mike came to realize that God was organizing

the details for him to lead others to see what God has for them and help them find their own aha

moments in life. Let's begin with Tamara's story. My name is Tamara Morrie-Hausley and I am an

entertainer. I was very fortunate to have an amazing childhood. We had a very supportive and loving

upbringing. Mom and dad were in the army, so we did travel a lot and no, we weren't mega rich.

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