When We Change, Our Situation Change

— Be a human who can admit he changed his mind. This is what happens to us as human beings: life can suck and our world changes, we choose to change, our situations change. I do not believe God changes. However, what we know of God and our relationship with God can and often does change as we face the pain of caregiving and whatever else piles on. A journal gives us knowledge of both ourselves and God. These can be influential and provide the foundation for future growth as we seek God.

Valeria Teles interviews Ken Hagler — the author of "Life Sucks Seek God: 5 soul-healing habits to connect you with God when life seems out of control."

Ken Hagler is an author, pastor, writer, YouTube creator, and Podcaster. He has been in ministry full-time since 1996 serving in various ministry areas. During his ministry, Ken has served churches in Kentucky, Missouri, Georgia, Idaho, and now Alaska. His hope and prayer is to encourage and guide people to become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ and experience faith every day.

Ken is the author of Life Sucks Seek God - a book dealing with the issues of grief, suffering and pain and 5 spiritual practices to face difficulties. He is also co-author with his late wife, Heather, on a book of Children's Sermons called "No Prep No Prop." Ken is currently working on publishing his third book: Prayer - Simply Breathe scheduled to come out later this summer.

His education includes a B.S. degree from East Carolina University and M.Div from Asbury Theological Seminary. He is certified as a premarital and marriage counselor through Prepare/Enrich since 1998 and received certification in Spiritual Formation and Spiritual Direction from Garrett-Evangelical Seminary in 2015.

In Ken's free time, he enjoys spending time out in the beauty of creation in a variety of ways: hiking, camping, fishing, hunting and more. You'll also find him delving into more writing and reading and enjoying Star Wars on a regular basis!

To learn more about Ken Hagler and his work, please visit: www.kenhagler.com/

— This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well.