Marla Lucas on Faith Moving Forward Podcast

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Mae Marla Lucas yn enghraifft perffaith hwn, oherwydd, ar y raddio, ar y cymdeithasau cymdeithasol neu yn ei llyfr, pan fyddwch chi'n clywed Marla siarad, bydd e'n ymddangos eich diwrnod gyda'i gysylltiad anhygoel ar gyfer bywyd. Mae Marla yn personoliad radio Christian, un athrawon, arweinwyr gweithredu ar gyfer gweithdai dylunio a'n hollbwysig, ac yn bwysig iawn i ddau blaenoriaid. Rydyn ni'n ddiogel iawn i'w gael ar y raddio heddiw. Diolch i chi, Marla, ac diolch am fod gyda ni heddiw. Helo, helo! Diolch i chi am fynd â mi. Rydw i'n cyffredin, rydw i'n hoffi'r hyn rydych chi'n ei wneud, rydw i'n hoffi cymryd eich cymdeithas, ac rydw i'n ddiolch iawn am unrhyw gyfle i'w helpu. Diolch i chi am fod gyda ni, Marla. We know that you live in the Springfield, Missouri area right now, and we would love to see a glimpse into your growing up, your family life, and what makes Marla Marla. Oh, I love it, Beth. Well, I grew up in Oklahoma, so I, you know, I'm an Opie at heart. I lived there until I came to Missouri to go to college. So, born and raised in Oklahoma, right outside of Oklahoma City, so a suburb, Edmond, Oklahoma, where I grew up, and lived in the same house for 19 years, my entire growing up years, lived in the same house. As soon as I went to college, they moved, and I'm like, wait, what are you doing? You can't move. It was kind of crazy, but so all of my family is in Oklahoma. I'm the only one that's not there, so they're a little mad at me, and I think they still think I'm going to move back someday. But I've got roots here, you know. I have two children here, grown sons, and now I'm a Mimi, and probably the best title I've ever had in my life. I can't even, I mean, aside from mom. I love that. Very thankful, very thankful, but growing up, you know, I had one sister, and I mean, I have all the crazy stories, you know, and I write about this in my book. It's all perspective, you know. I had a friend who grew up with a very similar life that I had, and she has formed a picture of her life. Like, her dad was a workaholic. My dad was a workaholic. She's formed a story that, like, her dad owes her an apology for not being there. It's so interesting, and I credit my mom in a lot of ways. My mom raised me to have the utmost respect for my father's hard work, and I had a different story. It's so funny, but I act like I grew up in Beaver Cleaverville, you know, and so to some people, it wouldn't be Beaver Cleaver. My father wasn't home every night. He traveled. He was gone five to six days a week. I never saw him, but I literally, in my head, I had the perfect childhood, and, you know, so it's how you paint the picture, you know, but my mom was faithful to the house of God. I joke about it in my book. You could, if you were sick, you had to have a fever like over 103 before we could miss church, but it was great. She taught me, which, to me, dispels the myth that you shouldn't force children to go to church because they'll grow up and hate it. I am an example of a mother who said, Oh, no, we will go to church, and put a love for the church in my heart that has never left me. There's never been a time in my life I didn't want to go to church, and, you know, there were times I knew in my head, I was like, wait, I'm being lazy, and, you know, I would fight that. I'm like, no, no, no, girl, you get to church, but that was from the consistency that my mother trained me in the way I should go, and so, I don't know, encouraging families out there when your kids are kind of fighting church, be consistent, and until they can drive, you know, they go to church, you know, and prayerfully, they'll stay with that, but that's kind of my history growing up in Oklahoma. I love that. I love that your mom built up your dad to you girls so that you have a healthy perspective of them as mom and dad, and your dad has been a hard worker. Wow, that is beautiful, and I can relate to the we go to church. It's Sunday. It's Wednesday. There's no exceptions. We go to church. That's right. Every time the door was open, we were there. I mean, rain, sleet. I can remember crying and praying that we would make it home because it had started sneeting while we were at church, and we lived 35 minutes from the church. Oh, wow. So, it was just interesting. It was all the things, the effort that she put to make, I mean, there were people that lived around the corner from the church, you know. We drove a pretty significant, we drove from a different city to go to church, you know, and so, all of that, you know, ingrained in me the value and the importance of attending church and being part of a body in Christ. Yeah, that is so interesting to me. How many times have we seen where two people with the same background end up in two completely different places? One may be very negative, and one is positive. I've seen that more times than I can count, but yeah. Isn't that something? Yeah, that is really cool. And that's why I talk about perspective a lot, and like, look, it's the picture that you're painting of your life. What picture are you painting? Right. That's so good. And words spoken into your heart, plural words spoken. It changes the trajectory of your future, if it's good words and the Word of God, or if it's negative, and how that can just completely change your attitude and your outlook. Yeah, it's kind of what you allow it to be, isn't it? Amen. Yes, and straight out of the Bible, I think it was James. He said, your words are life or death. I mean, he's not playing around. He gave it to us right there in black and white, so it's not debatable. Either your words are speaking life or death, and you have a decision to make. It's very important, a very important decision. Right, right. Yeah, that's so good. So going to church from a young age, you probably got saved pretty young then, huh? You know, I did. It was kind of a joke. I'm going to say until I was nine, I'm pretty sure I got saved every weekend. Right, me too. I think when camp was around, I got saved seven times in one week. It's true, every camp. It's true. Everyone who grows up in church, you know what I'm saying, but every altar call, oh, it was a rough week. I better head down there. I've got to make sure I'm going to make it on this. Yes. I think when I turned nine, I made it official, like, okay, I think me and God are good. I'm going to do this thing. I got this. So I say it was nine, but I just think nine was at the time I decided I don't have to go every single week to the altar. Right, right. Through your teen years and everything, did radio start coming into the picture? Was it something that you desired to do, or did the whole radio thing just kind of happen through circumstance? You know, it's so interesting. Radio was always kind of a big deal in my family. My father loved listening to the radio. He loved talk radio. He loved radio. So when I was in the car, the only thing I can remember is driving over talk radio because I didn't understand all the big words. And then, you know, Dad was always listening to country music. Mom liked rock and roll. And so back in the day, I mean, we barely had Christian radio when I was a kid. Right, right. And if we did, my family didn't listen to it. You know, we were listening to, you know, whatever. I knew Delta Dawn. I knew Captain Danil. I knew all the things, I mean, all 70s and 80s music, you know. And then as I got older, so it never crossed my mind to do radio. And as I got older, I started – and that was when I came to college. I was in college, and I would get in the car, and they started up a radio station in Springfield, Missouri, K-A-D-I. And I'm like, oh, listen to this. And I'm like, well, this music's not terrible. That was the way I worded it. It's not terrible. And so I noticed myself how I felt when I listened to that music versus non-Christian music. And all of a sudden, it was just between me and the Lord. And this wasn't for everybody, but this is the Lord and I had a conversation where I thought, you know what, when I listen to music that is not lifting up the Lord, I am literally inviting myself to fight one more battle in my day, control of my thoughts. And I'm like, why would I do that? There's enough going on in my life. I do not need one more battle that I literally have the option to turn on or off, change the station or not. And so it took a lot of time. I would have this mental battle. I'd be like, okay, I'll listen to Christian music on the way there. I'll listen to rock on the way back. You know, I would do all these compromises, and finally I was like, Marla, you're being ridiculous. It's not that bad. Well, what's funny is not that bad meant I still had a pool, and I feel like the enemy was on that, a pool to the secular music because it made me think about things I shouldn't think about, seriously. It made me think of, you know, situations in a way I shouldn't be thinking about them. I'm like, wait a minute. I don't want to think like that. And so I made it a discipline. I literally said, Marla, you have one station on your radio. Do not touch that dial. Do not. If you touch that dial, it's the enemy at work in your life. Don't touch that dial. And so it was almost like when I was a kid and I decided that Coca-Cola was not good for me, and so it became not an option. I did that when I was 18. It wasn't an option anymore. You know it's not an option. Water's your option. Say no to Coke. And so for me it was like, say no to secular music. And when I made that lunge, that leap, it was huge in my life. And all of a sudden I felt like mentally I had literally skyrocketed strength from the inside out. And so it's funny, just listening to Christian music, well, then I became passionate about Christian music. Well, what happened is later in life I ended up working, actually at that time I was married, and we owned a marketing company. And customers would need marketing, everything from print, web design, to radio. Well, they started wanting radio commercials. Well, at that time my husband at that time was like, all right, listen, Marla, I need you to record something. I was free, right? You're like, what? So he would be like, hey, record this, and I'm going to make a radio commercial. I'm like, okay. You know, so we would charge the customer, and we're like, okay, we can eat tonight. And so that's how I got into radio, was making these commercials for free because we owned the company. Wow. And what happened is actually it's a kind of a funny story. The owner of KDI heard one of my commercials that I had done for a client and contacted me and said, hey, would you be interested in our morning show? And so I was like, what? I got all excited. I was talking to my husband at the time, you know, and I'm like, a morning show? Can you imagine? And he was like, yeah. And then I was like, wait, how are we going to build our company and that? And just an interesting story how the Lord works. But I chose to build my husband's dream, you know. And so I said no to radio, and I was like, no, I've got to be all in this thing that he's doing. I've got to be all in and working with him and strengthening him. And it's just so interesting to see how I honored him and then the Lord honored me later, you know. And it is a terrible thing. We did end up divorced, which is just terrible. I wouldn't recommend that to anyone. I think Jesus didn't recommend it. You know, it's just the way it ended up. But I thought it was interesting that after the divorce that I would have revisited that opportunity and then would be now. I'm five years doing radio and absolutely love it. I cannot believe I get paid to have the best afternoon every day of my life. I literally love radio. I look at it as just an incredible opportunity to share Jesus. And it's on the very station that I listened to in college that changed my heart. Right. And then the opportunity that I would have. Little did you know. Yeah, it's all related to this station that I now work for. Wow. So you didn't actually go to school for broadcasting. No, sir. You just went and fell into that. Wow. That sounds like a God thing. It is a God thing. Totally. Your voice means the picture. God can do anything. Yep. Your voice paints a beautiful picture. There's such a brightness in your voice. And we have a son and daughter-in-law and grandkids in Minnesota and one in Springfield. We're in Nashville. And whenever I talk to them on the phone, I always say, okay, paint me the picture. Tell me in words. I want to see where you're at. And that's what you're doing. You have a beautiful way of painting a picture. And just the brightness in your voice gives people, like, hope. I don't know if you realize that. Gosh, you're going to make me cry, Dad. Praise the Lord. It's all the Lord, you know? Right. Oh, I love it. Well, let me ask you this. You have your book called Hope Always Wins. I love that title. Can you give us the back story of how you came about that? It is the craziest thing. In Chapter 1, I tell the story where the Lord said, Marla, I need to talk to you. And I was literally cleaning house. And I was kind of like, you know, God, it's just me and you here. I'm all ears. And I felt like He just kept saying, I need to talk to you, I need to talk to you. And I thought that was so unusual because it was only me in the house. And I thought, does He want me to be still? And so I literally sat down, started talking with the Lord. And I go into great detail in the book. I really thought the phone had broken or I didn't hit the timer right because I felt like I'd been praying for 10 years. And it had been 15 minutes. And I was like, oh, boy, this tells me I need some, I have not, here I am all these years thinking I have this great relationship with the Lord. But I really, it was such an awakening to me that I had been, I was enlightened that I had been multitasking, praying for a lot of years. And when I got still, I really could hear Him on a better level. And it was within, I always say, either two or three days or maybe a week of me spending this quiet time sitting down and still with the Lord that He told me to write the book. And I thought, oh, my, Lanta, write a book. I literally laughed. Just me and God, we have that kind of relationship. I started laughing. I was like, well, you are so funny. And then I was like, I kind of feel like you've got a water cross with someone else that is praying to God that you help them write a book. And that's what I'm reading. And then it got kind of serious. And I felt like the Lord said, well, you have two options, Lana, yes or no. And I was like, well, when you put it like that. So it became an act of obedience. You know, I said, yes, Lord. Of course, I would never tell you no. And I began to weep, you know. And then I was like, Lord, it would have to be all you. I don't even know where to start. This has not been a dream of mine. This is not something I ever thought I would do. And then to know that I wrote the book in 30 days, I mean, I'm telling you, when the Lord tells you to do something, if it sounds crazy, just do it. He will empower you. He will do all of the work. He doesn't ask you in vain. There's a reason. He's doing something. And then, you know, after I wrote the book, I then wept that He would give me that opportunity and then give me the words. And it was actually, you know, right after I started writing, I remember it was during the prayer time. I was like, Lord, this is so interesting. I'm going to have to title this thing, you know. And so just visiting with him. And I don't even know that I was praying at the title at this moment, but I remember him saying to me, Marla, hope always wins. And I was like, boy, that is so good, Lord. That is so true. Yes, Lord, yes. And I was like, wait a minute. And, I mean, it was like a light bulb. I'm like, did you just give me the title of the book? Lord, you just gave me the title. I literally turned on my neck light and grabbed a pen and paper and wrote it down. And I was like, I think, oh, I can't believe you just did this. Like, that's just, when you spend time reading like that, it becomes that kind of relationship where it really is He's my best friend. And I'm like, Lord, you know, there's times I'm like, Lord, did you see what happened today? Did you see that? That wasn't very nice. I'm going to need your help because I'm not happy about that. You know, things that are unfair. I mean, all the things, you know. Yeah. But he literally gave me the title. Wow. In that prayer time. That's pretty cool. That is amazing. You know, I can't wait to read the book. It just whet my appetite for reading this book because we found the power of testimony moves mountains. The power of testimony builds faith in other people's hearts. Like, look at what God did in her life. This is beautiful. Maybe God will meet me right there at this point in needing, you know, as someone's reading the book. Which brings me to I have a feeling that there's going to be people that are going to want to get your book. So at the end here, we definitely want to have you share that. But we also wanted to find out about this upcoming year. Yeah, for 2025, what's God put on your heart and what's your plans for the upcoming year? You know, it is so crazy. I was actually seeking the Lord. And I said, you know, Lord, I have this radio show every afternoon, but I have mornings free. And I was like, Lord, is there something else I need to be doing? And I felt a stirring. And I was like, I don't know what this is. And then all of a sudden I got excited. And I was like, this is so funny. And I had one friend I was telling, I'm like, I know this sounds ridiculous. I am so excited and I don't even know for what. And so it was so interesting. I started literally doing things in my mornings. Like I was getting things done around the house. I was bringing order to things. And I'm like, I'm going to need everything in order for where I'm going. I'm going to need, I felt like it was steps of faith, like preparing the way. And I have to tell you, you two play a really big part in that. Because it was around that time that you guys contacted me. And through a series of conversations, we just launched this podcast that I am, I can't even explain it. I've never, it's kind of funny. It's kind of like with the book. I was like, a book? This is interesting. And then all of a sudden an excitement in my heart. I couldn't wait to do it. And then this podcast opportunity comes about thanks to you two. And, you know, I love it. I even said, Kevin said, when he contacted me, he said, Marla, I believe you need, have you ever considered a podcast? You need a podcast. And I was like, what? Oh my goodness. I mean, it was so crazy because, I mean, of course I had thought about podcasts because it's a thing. But I didn't really think about it until Kevin said, no, really, have you thought about it? And I'm like, oh, man. So it became a prayer. And then when I felt like the Lord is like, hey, I'm putting this in your lap. Yes or no, Marla? I'm like, oh, Lord, my answer is yes. And then this excitement. Oh, my goodness, I can't even describe it. So 2025, I mean, here we're finishing out 24, and the podcast is like my next big thing that I am just thrilled about. I love it. I love that you said yes. Because we've been praying about who we should have on the podcast. And then Kevin said, you know, Marla, back in Springfield, because we lived there for a while in Branson area, and he said, God just dropped Marla in my heart. I think she needs to have a podcast. I said, I love it. So it's thrilling for us to walk this out with you. Yes, it seems like a very natural progression for you. You know, the radio, the book, and this just seems like a very ñ it just makes a lot of sense for you to do this. So I'm excited for you too. Honestly, I just remembered, I remember someone suggesting a podcast like a couple of years ago, and they said, Marla, you have a book. Like that would be the natural thing. And I was like, oh, yeah. Well, thanks for that. I don't know. And seriously, that was a couple of years ago. I just now remembered that. But it wasn't interesting how the Lord works. Right. Because then for Kevin to literally contact me and said, and honestly, it's when Kevin said, I can help you. I felt like the gates of heaven opened. I was like, thank you, Lord. I love that. I did not know anything about podcasts. So, oh, to know that Kevin, you and Beth can help people with podcasts is an incredible blessing. It's our privilege. Oh, and I have a feeling there is this, I just feel in my spirit there is this really big audience that's going to hear Marla on a level you maybe didn't even realize was out there waiting. And I just am thrilled to watch God download all this into you, and so that you can bring like answers and hope and help and direction. You just kind of get ready for a whole lot of new things to open up to you. Yeah, this will be fun to watch. Wow. You guys, can I call you every morning and we do this? Oh, so much fun. Okay, let me have you share with the listeners ways that they can follow you on the socials and how they can get your book, all that stuff. Okay. Yes, Marla Lucas on Facebook. I'm on Instagram. I did start this podcast. Thank you, Jesus. So now on your podcast. And then actually I am relaunching my website. So it is MarlaLucas.com. Cool. And I'm hoping to load my podcast on there as well and then have all kinds of opportunities on the website. So I'm launching it there too. But yes, I am just praising God that I can even, you know the journey is so crazy in this life. You know, I had breast cancer, the divorce after a 20-year marriage. You know, it's not that I haven't had devastating things happen in my life, you know. And I love that the Lord has used all of it for his good. And I'm just blown away. So to have, you know, it's not that I've had some perfect journey and I want to share about my perfect life, you know. It's actually quite the opposite. I've had God's faithfulness in all of it. And it's just overwhelming joy and strength he's given me that it doesn't matter. The sun shines. It's going to rise in the morning. And he's got something new every single day. How he's created that blesses people. Right. Yeah, you've got a lot to talk about. You do. There's a lot of healed hearts that are going to take place because of you. So thank you for your yes. Thank you, Lord. Thank you. Thank you, Lord. Well, thank you so much, Marla, for joining us today. I know you've got your radio show in an hour or so, hour and a half, and we will let you go. But we just appreciate you so much joining us on the podcast today. I look forward to working with you more in the future. And I just love you as a sister in the Lord. Oh, Beth, me too. I cannot wait to get together in person. But I just absolutely love your hearts and what God is doing in you. And I just have to say thank you because of your obedience. Isn't this interesting? Because of your obedience to the Lord, God has opened a door for me. Like it was through your yes. I'm just kind of blown away by that on a personal level. I'm blown away. Your yes to your podcast journey opened a door for my yes. And so praise the Lord. Praise the Lord for all of it. And thank you for having me on your show. I'm just so honored. Yeah, absolutely. Absolutely. Well, we wish you a fantastic day today, a blessed day. So enjoy it. Amen. Thank you, sir. Oh, I love you guys. Thank you so much. Thanks so much for listening to the Faith Moving Forward Podcast. 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