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She Reads Truth PodcastGalatians and Ephesians Week 6 with Vivian MabuniFor the final week of our Galatians and Ephesians series, Raechel and Amanda are joined by special guest Vivian Mabuni to wrestle with some of the more challenging passages of Paul’s letters with love, grace, and unity. They delight in the ways we can find God’s wisdom through His Word, and share practical tools for reading with the Holy Spirit as our guide.Open your Bibles with us this week! This episode corresponds to Week 6 of She Reads Truth’s Galatians and Ephesians Reading Plan. You can read with the She Reads Truth commun...2024-09-091h 01
The Best Kept Secret With Liv DooleyHow to Live a Life of Surrender with Vivian MabuniA Conversation on Surrender, Healing, and the Holy Spirit with Vivian MabuniThe Best Kept Secret exists to help women identify the secret to healing their hearts and connecting with others despite their past. Here, you'll find engaging conversations and important questions that help us connect to the body of Christ despite what the culture believes to be true.This season, we are learning how the enemy misleads church girls and to what lengths the Lord goes to restore our faith in Him.JOHN 16:7-11Nevertheless, I am...2024-08-2646 min
BattleCreek ChurchHow to Unleash the Power of God with Vivian MabuniWelcome to BattleCreek Church's YouTube channel! In this sermon, we have the incredible Vivian Mabuni sharing her insightful wisdom on how to unleash the awe-inspiring power of God in your life.
Vivian Mabuni, a renowned speaker and author, delves into the depths of the power of God and guides you on a transformative journey of understanding and experiencing His limitless power. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth, looking for answers, or simply desiring a deeper connection with God, this sermon is an absolute must-watch.
Join us as we dive into the depths of what it truly means to unleash the power...2024-05-1337 min
FamilyLife Today®But I Don’t Want to Give That Up: Vivian MabuniDoes the idea of giving God your "100% yes" freak you out? Vivian Mabuni totally gets it. She talks about how scary surrendering to God can be—and yet maybe it's exactly what we need. Could letting go of that "one thing" actually save you? Vivian is also one of FamilyLife's guest contributors to the all-new Art of Marriage group study! To learn more or order your copy, visit artofmarriage.com. Show Notes and Resources Connect with Vivian Mabuni and catch more of their thoughts at vivianmabuni.com, and on Facebook and Instagram And grab Vi...2024-04-1828 min
Starting Place with Elizabeth WoodsonJesus, the Ultimate Servant with Vivian MabuniElizabeth Woodson is joined by Vivian Mabuni to discuss how Jesus modeled the way of leadership by being a servant.Questions Covered in This Episode:When you think about the servant leadership of Jesus, what comes to mind for you?What prevents us from having a steady leadership like Jesus?Who in your journey modeled the way of leadership as Jesus did?How has other people's example changed the way you lead?How is leadership about influence, not position? Can you share more about this and the responsibility all believers have to embrace the leadership influence God has given us...2024-04-1040 min
That's Just What I Needed PodcastThe Secret Sauce to the Christian Life with Vivian Mabuni Do you ever wonder if there’s a secret to living a truly purposeful and authentic Christian life? On today’s episode, I am joined by the esteemed Vivian Mabuni, IF Gathering and Weekend to Remember speaker. who brings her profound wisdom on the beauty of surrender to God. Vivian discusses the freedom found in letting go of control. Her insights from "Open Hands Willing Heart" will inspire you to rethink your approach to life's challenges and encourage a deeper, more fulfilling relationship with God. Xo, Donna Resources: Pr...2024-01-2438 min
Where Ya From? Podcast"Between Two Worlds" with Vivian MabuniVivian Mabuni knows what it’s like to be living in two different worlds. Growing up in a predominantly white community as a Chinese-American, a lot of her early life was lived with the purpose of trying to conform as much as possible, but knowing it would never be enough. Yet when she finally found the missing piece in Christ, everything changed. God used Viv’s story to shape her heart to share His precious truth with college students and prepare her voice to be a light for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community.Gu...2023-09-191h 09
Grace In Real Life podcastGrace is: allowing the Lord to tend to your heart with Vivian MabuniPLEASE KNOW: This is the last podcast until August 2023. Grace In Real Life is taking a break in July 2023. What does it mean for God to tend to your heart? How does God comfort you in real life? How does God heal our hurting hearts? I’ll never forget the first time I heard the phrase, “Allow the Lord to tend to your heart.” A friend of mine said it, and I was like, What is she talking about? What does that even mean? I’ve pondered that phrase for six years now: What doe...2023-06-2740 min
Someday is HereS5 E5: The Power of Belonging with Tasha JunThis Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary.edu/VIVIAN.This is the last episode of the May adoption series! What an amazing month of powerful adoption stories! To wrap up this series, Tasha Jun joins to share her experience as an adoptive mother. Tasha is a passionate storyteller, expressing experiences through her writing, recently releasing her new book “Tell Me the Dream Again: Reflections on Family, Ethnicity, and the Sacred Work of Belonging.” Tasha also works to encourage others to embrace their own et...2023-05-3042 minSomeday is HereS5 E4: The Story Behind the Music with Gordon "Gowe" TsaiThis Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary.edu/VIVIAN.At the age of 18, Gordon Tsai, Gowe, found out two life-changing pieces of his identity; he was adopted and ethnically Korean. Throughout battling the impact of this news, Gordon sought the Lord for strength, identity, and guidance- leading to a career as a lyrically powerful hip-hop artist, finding and meeting his birth mom, and a greater understanding of his true identity.This is a conversation you will not want to miss! We...2023-05-2344 minSomeday is HereS5 E3: A Dual Perspective with Brandi EbersoleThis Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary.edu/VIVIAN.Join us today for the third episode of our May Adoption Series! Today’s conversation is so encouraging as I am joined by Brandi Ebersole to hear about her life as both a transracial/transnational adoptee and an adoptive parent to transracial adoptees. Brandi is a mom of four, a former foster mom, and a mentor for adoptive youth. She also writes an adoptive-focused blog and is a co-owner of a photography business with...2023-05-1644 minSomeday is HereS5 E2: The Role of the Adoptive Parent with Shannan MartinThis Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary.edu/VIVIAN.Today is the second episode of our AAPI Adoption Series! Today’s episode is a both challenging and hopeful conversation as Shannan Martin joins me to discuss the impact of adoption on her life as an adoptive parent. Shannan is an author, speaker, and cook at a local non-profit. Most recently, Shannan has released her newest book, Start With Hello, about what it looks like to live a connected life in a community. ...2023-05-0947 minSomeday is HereS5 E1: The Adoption Table with Sandhya OaksHappy AAPI Month! This Someday is Here series is sponsored by Denver Seminary. To learn more about Denver Seminary’s programs and community, visit DenverSeminary.edu/VIVIAN.Are you curious about the impact of adoption? Maybe you are a transracial adoptee seeking to be heard? Or an adoptive parent wanting to advocate and support your adoptive child?Then you will love this conversation with Sandhya Oaks. Sandhya is a ministry leader, story coach, and spiritual director who has witnessed firsthand the impact of adoption through her own story as a transracial adoptee. Sandhya has...2023-05-0237 min
Let It Shine with Angie ElkinsEpisode 215: Someday Is Here with Vivian MabuniSend us a textI’m so excited to introduce you to my friend Vivian Mabuni today. Vivian is an author and the podcast host of Someday Is Here and one of the voices that I am listening to in the space of learning about other races and what they face in our culture today. As an Asian American woman, Vivan grew up not seeing anyone like herself as authors and speakers. Viv has spent her life working for CRU and advocates for the next generation of Asian Americans women leaders in Christian spaces today. This is an impo...2023-04-1833 minSomeday is HereEpisode 10: Healing Takes Time with Bonnie GrayDo you suffer from social anxiety? Do you have trouble falling asleep because your mind is racing? Do you feel physical pain due to stress? This week I sit down with author and Soul Care Coach Bonnie Gray who is passionate about empowering thousands of women weekly to detox stress and flourish in emotional wellness and prayer as God’s beloved daughters. We talk through two questions that can help you navigate stress and anxiety:What is your physical body telling you?What are the pieces of our story that you just passed by, but need to be de...2023-03-1437 minSomeday is HereEpisode 9: Women Wise Nutrition with Isabel GarzaWe all do it: step on the scale, look in the mirror, wish something about our body was different. Loving one’s body isn’t always easy, but is it possible to break that way of thinking and feel at home in your own skin? Join us this week as Registered Dietitian Isabel Garza shares how we can nourish our bodies with confidence and clarity! Show Notes:Women Wise NutritionConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and @vivmabuni Website: https://www.vivianmabuni.com/Connect with Isabel:Instag...2023-03-0744 minSomeday is HereEpisode 8: Voices of Lament with Kathy Khang and Grace ChoIn 2020, in the middle of a worldwide pandemic, 29 women of color worked together to bring words to the lament that was felt across the world. As they reflected on Psalm 37, these women wrote on topics of justice, anger, generosity, and peace, and showed the world the beauty and strength that comes from community. Join us this week as contributing authors Vivian Mabuni, Kathy Khang, and Grace Cho share their experience in writing Voices of Lament and how hope and healing can be found through grief. Show Notes:Voices of Lament: Reflections on Brokenness and Hope in...2023-02-2846 minSomeday is HereEpisode 7: Making Disciples with Alice Matagora“Go and make disciples of all nations…”, some of Jesus’ last words here on earth, but too often neglected. Join us this week as Vivian and Alice Matagora share how their life was changed by discipleship. Alice shares research based data on Christians who are discipling, being discipled, and how discipleship can be made simple. 5 Traits of a Disciplemaker:Love JesusLove his WordParticipate in God-fearing CommunityLive Among the LostHave a Heart for GenerationsShow Notes:Navigators How to Save the World: Disciplemaking Made SimpleEphesians 2:8-10Isaiah 54Conne...2023-02-2129 minSomeday is HereEpisode 6: Feeling Stuck with Anjuli PaschalHave you ever felt stuck in a season? Have you wondered if you would always have that struggle, or asked yourself, “When I get to the end of my life, will any of this matter?” If you’ve answered yes to any of the above, then this episode is for you! Listen this week as Anjuli shares through vulnerability and authenticity how God reminded her through a great disappointment that only one thing is required of her… to rest in the love of God.Show Notes:Awake: Paying Attention to What Matters Most in a World Th...2023-02-1444 minSomeday is HereEpisode 5: Continuing Life and Processing Grief with J.S. ParkIf there’s one thing that everyone has experienced these last two years, it’s grief. J.S. Park, author, and hospital chaplain walks us through how we continue life as we process grief.Listen this week to be reminded that you don’t have to carry grief alone and how we can learn from our mistakes as we do our best to navigate this one life. *This episode contains content that may be triggering to some listeners. General discussions of grief, mental health, and suicidal thoughts weave throughout this week’s episode. Please listen with care and don’t...2023-02-071h 04Someday is HereEpisode 4: Learning Our Names with Sabrina Chan and La ThaoJoin us this week as we hear from Sabrina Chan and La Thao. These incredible women open up about their ethnic journey and the highs and lows of writing their new book, Learning Our Names. Listen to how these women embraced for such a time as this.Show Notes:InterVarsity FellowshipLearning Our NamesFollowing Jesus Without Dishonoring Your ParentsMore Than Serving Tea: Asian American Women on Expectations, Relationships, Leadership, and FaithBetter Than Seven SonsConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and...2023-01-3144 min
Every Woman’s Story PodcastAn Interview with Vivian MabuniIn today’s episode, listen in as Vivian Mabuni shares about how God sees us and how God’s story—the Bible—has impacted and strengthened her purpose and shaped her story. Vivian Mabuni is interviewed by cohosts Naomi Cramer Overton and Eliza Cortés Bast. “Thereafter, Hagar used another name to refer to the Lord, who had spoken to her. She said, “You are the God who sees me.” -Genesis 16:13, NLT VIVIAN MABUNI is a national speaker, author of Open Hands, Willing Heart, and podcast host of Someday Is Here for AAPI Christians, with over thirty years of ministry experience. NAO...2023-01-2547 minSomeday is HereEpisode 3: Theology of Work with Dr. Courtney DavisAre you fulfilled in your job? What if that wasn’t the point of your workplace? What if your workplace is a mission field that God has called you to? Join us today as Dr. Courtney Davis challenges our thinking on the role of our workplace and how we can shift our rhythms to protect our work and our rest.Show Notes:Leading Small Groups That ThriveAzusa Pacific UniversityConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and @vivmabuni Website: https://www.vivianmabuni.com/Connect with Dr. Cou...2023-01-2457 minEvery Woman’s Story PodcastThe God Who Sees Us by Vivian MabuniIn today’s episode, Vivian Mabuni will share a part of her story with you. Listen in as Vivian shares about how God’s story—the Bible—has impacted and strengthened her purpose and shaped her story. “Thereafter, Hagar used another name to refer to the Lord, who had spoken to her. She said, “You are the God who sees me.” -Genesis 16:13, NLT VIVIAN MABUNI is a national speaker, author of Open Hands, Willing Heart, and podcast host of Someday Is Here for AAPI Christians, with over thirty years of ministry experience. “Come and listen, all you who fear God, and I will tell...2023-01-2307 minSomeday is HereEpisode 2: A Seat at the Table with Tiffany BluhmAs a woman, have you been made to feel like you need to conform? Like you don’t have a seat at the table just as you are? On today’s episode Tiffany shares with us how women need not to wait for permission, the Lord has already decided that we do belong!! Join us as Tiffany Bluhm encourages every woman in their gifts and skill set.Show Notes:Prey Tell by TIffany BluhmConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and @vivmabuni Website: https://www.vivianmabuni.com/Connect with...2023-01-1735 minSomeday is HereEpisode 1: Moving Past Overwhelm to Love with Eugene ChoHave you felt overwhelmed in the global climate? Join the club! In today’s episode Eugene Cho shares how we can love our neighbor, have hope in dark times, and work together to end global hunger!Show Notes:Bread for the WorldThou Shalt Not Be A Jerk: A Christian’s Guide to Engaging Politics by Eugene ChoHalf the Sky: Turning Oppression into Opportunity for Women Worldwide by Nicholas D. KristofOne Day’s WagesConnect with Vivian:Instagram: @somedayisherepodcast and @vivmabuni Website...2023-01-1055 min
Gospel Spice | Awaken Delight in God through faith in Jesus ChristOpen Hands, Willing Heart for the New Year | with Vivian MabuniStephanie welcomes Vivian Mabuni for a heart-to-heart conversation about God, passion for Jesus, and an all-out life of surrender to His plan and goodness. As He invites us into a new year, how would He have us depend on Him this year? What does it mean to have “open hands and a willing heart” (the title of her book)? Vivian is an Asian American Christian woman, wife, mom, and cancer survivor. Just like Stephanie, her different worlds influence who she is, how she leads, and the way she connects with God and others.
We know that the cent...2022-12-3052 min
Seasoned16 - Discipleship: Tangible Tips, Pro-Tips and Do-NOT-Do Tips with Vivian MabuniWhat does actual discipleship look like? How does it differ from mentorship? Who is called to disciple? How do we tangibly do that?
We hear it talked about a lot in Christian circles and are reminded often how it is our call to "go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit" as stated in Matthew 28:19 but what does that actually mean? How does being a disciple and making disciples play out in today's culture with our busy lives?
Tune...2022-03-2847 min
God Hears Her PodcastSpace for Everyone (with Vivian Mabuni)When we look at our friend groups, do we see people that look and act just like us or is there a diverse group of people around us? Are we challenged by the conversations we have with them? Or are we always within our own comfort zones? On this episode of God Hears Her, Eryn and Elisa talk to Vivian Mabuni, who encourages us to learn from other cultures and situations that we may not have experience with. Vivian believes in diverse communities where we can have open conversations with people who aren’t just like us, even if it...2022-01-2436 minGod Hears Her PodcastSpace for Everyone (with Vivian Mabuni)When we look at our friend groups, do we see people that look and act just like us or is there a diverse group of people around us? Are we challenged by the conversations we have with them? Or are we always within our own comfort zones? On this episode of God Hears Her, Eryn and Elisa talk to Vivian Mabuni, who encourages us to learn from other cultures and situations that we may not have experience with. Vivian believes in diverse communities where we can have open conversations with people who aren’t just like us, even if it...2022-01-2436 min
Grace Enough Podcast121: Vivian Mabuni | Willing HeartVivian Mabuni joins Amber to discuss investing your lives into others, so that they may know and walk with Jesus. We discuss our heart posture toward discipleship, inquiring of the Lord, and some practical ways to begin discipling others.
Questions Vivian and I Discuss:
(8:39) How did you begin walking with Jesus?
(17:14) God led you to a place of working with college students and discipling them and you have faithfully discipled them for decades. Share a bit about that journey.
(20:36) Discipleship can be such a "big, churchy" word. How do you go about discipling someone?
(26:24) In a culture, where w...2021-06-0853 min
Be the Bridge Podcast with Latasha Morrison219 - Women's History Month: She's the Bridge (Part 1) with Vivian MabuniOften discussions on race in America are limited to a black and white binary. Since the rise of the Covid-19 virus, hate crimes have been on the rise against the AAPI (Asian American Pacific Islander) community. If you truly understand the heart and calling of the Be The Bridge organization then you understand that bridge-building doesn’t stop with two groups. Today’s guest Vivian Mabuni helps us unpack the tensions, opportunities, and solutions for bridge-building, especially as it relates to those in and outside of the AAPI family and or body politic.
“...and in the same way, you...2021-03-0940 min
God Hears Her PodcastThe Best of God Hears Her Podcast--When We Don't Fit In (with Vivian Mabuni)As we revisit this episode of God Hears Her, Vivian Mabuni admits that as an American of Asian descent, she’s struggled to fit in, and this reality leads to a conversation on diversity, inclusion, and healing. From understanding terms like “microaggression” to walking us through how to be a good friend to someone who’s hurting, this is a conversation about how God intended us to love others, even those who are different from us. About Our Guest: Vivian Mabuni is a teacher and uses the platforms of writing, speaking, and podcasting to encourage women to...2021-02-1532 minGod Hears Her PodcastThe Best of God Hears Her Podcast--When We Don't Fit In (with Vivian Mabuni)As we revisit this episode of God Hears Her, Vivian Mabuni admits that as an American of Asian descent, she’s struggled to fit in, and this reality leads to a conversation on diversity, inclusion, and healing. From understanding terms like “microaggression” to walking us through how to be a good friend to someone who’s hurting, this is a conversation about how God intended us to love others, even those who are different from us. About Our Guest: Vivian Mabuni is a teacher and uses the platforms of writing, speaking, and podcasting to encourage women to...2021-02-1532 minShe Reads Truth PodcastEsther Week 1 with Vivian MabuniIt’s the first week in our Esther series! Raechel and Amanda sit down with speaker, author, and Bible teacher, Vivian Mabuni. Calling in from the West coast, Vivian wakes up extra early to dive into one of her favorite books of the Bible: Esther, a book about the young Jewish queen who fights for her people. The three women discuss royal banquets and beauty pageants, fasting and lamenting, and what it looks like to serve without seeing a reward or outcome. This week’s reading ends with a cliffhanger, challenging us to follow God while remembering what’s true...2021-02-0157 min
ChurchPulse Weekly041 | How the COVID Crisis is Impacting Women's Ministry and What the Church Can Do to Engage Them More Effectively With Vivian MabuniSend us a text51% of your congregation is female. Carey and Savannah are joined by Vivian Mabuni (author, speaker and podcaster) to discuss how the COVID crisis is impacting women, women leaders and women’s ministries. Vivian offers great advice on how the church can engage and disciple the next generation of women more effectively.2020-12-3141 min
Someday is HereEpisode 35 - Season 2 & 3 RecapCan’t believe we are near the end of 2020 and have finished 34 amazing episodes of @somedayisherepodcast! We had so many incredible guests this year. Hear some of Viv’s reflections from Seasons 2 & 3.Stay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsDesign: Jocelyn Chung2020-12-1700 minSomeday is HereEpisode 34 - Nikole LimThis episode we talk about the importance of language and the difference between a victim of sexual violence and a survivor. We discuss the need for Asian Americans to know and name our emotions in order to heal. And how we need to own and tell our stories in order to offer the unique perspectives we bring as AAPI women. This conversation is loaded with important information so you may want to listen with a pen in hand to take notes.LEARN MORE ABOUT NikoleInstagram: @nikole_limTwitter: @nikole_limFacebook: https...2020-12-0900 minSomeday is HereEpisode 33 - Sandhya OaksSuch a powerful, moving, and informative conversation about transracial adoption this week with the amazing @sandhyaoaks. November is #nationaladoptionmonth. So often the story of adoption is told from the viewpoint of the adoptive parents. Sandhya, a South Asian adoptee, covers so many important topics about growing up as the only person of color in her community and the journey of discovery from self-contempt to establishing a healthy identity formation in the midst of complexity. We talk about hurtful words and phrases asked of adoptees and helpful tips and resources for transracial adoptees.LEARN MORE ABOUT Sandhya...2020-12-0100 minSomeday is HereEpisode 32 - Emma TautoloThis episode we dive into the challenges and tension of Pacific Islanders being lumped into the Asian American category, as well as the overlap we share. The episode is loaded with helpful insights and history on Polynesian and Samoan culture and practical leadership lessons.LEARN MORE ABOUT EMMAInstagram: @etautolowww.lensesinstitute.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCredits:Sound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel Runnels2020-11-241h 03
The Writing at the Red House Podcast219 - WCCW Vivian Mabuni My Best Writing Advice EverToday Kathi and Vivian Mabuni are talking about why representation matters and how we can communicate the importance of it through our writing and speaking. Each of us has a unique base that we draw from, and as we learn and grow as communicators, we expand that base and broaden our perspective. Join in to learn about how broadening that base in a certain way allows more people to relate and: Makes a better reading experience for the reader Helps our audience to see themselves in our writing Gets us out of a narrow way of thinking 2020-11-2317 minSomeday is HereEpisode 31 - Christine Yi SuhThis episode with @christineyisuh is packed with so much fire and heart. Christine is a leader to know and follow. Her writing is full of substance, empathy, and passion. You’ll be moved by an excerpt from her upcoming book about her great aunt escaping North Korea. We cover so many important topics: the model minority myth, the importance of knowing our history, shining and shrinking, and so much more. The future is bright because of leaders like Christine! Can’t wait for you to listen to our conversation! LEARN MORE ABOUT CHRISTINEInstagram: @christineyisuhS...2020-11-1748 minSomeday is HereEpisode 30 - Nancy Wang YuenYou’re going to love this conversation with @nancywyuen, author of “Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors and Racism,” sociologist, and pop culture expert. We cover so many important and helpful topics: what it means to be 1.5, the use of identifying as Asian American, #oscarssowhite, the importance of role models, practical components and steps for organizations seeking to make true change, #representationmatters, and so much more. Nancy is a brilliant thinker and communicator and a great leader worth following. Can’t wait for you to listen to this episode! LEARN MORE ABOUT NANCYTwitter: @nancywyuenInstagra...2020-11-101h 16Someday is HereEpisode 29 - Larnie Booqurien2020-11-0300 min
Someday is HereEpisode 28 - Michelle Reyes“Every, Some and None” | Author, speaker and activist Dr. Michelle Reyes speaks with Vivian on cultural identity, the difference between ethnicity and nationality, and how she can simultaneously feel like “every Indian, some Indians, and no other Indians”. Michelle also shares how growing up bicultural has given her a high radar for others in liminal spaces.LEARN MORE ABOUT MichelleInstagram: @michelleamireyesTwitter: @drmichellereyesStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kr...2020-10-2758 minSomeday is HereEpisode 28 - Michelle Reyes“Every, Some and None” | Author, speaker and activist Dr. Michelle Reyes speaks with Vivian on cultural identity, the difference between ethnicity and nationality, and how she can simultaneously feel like “every Indian, some Indians, and no other Indians”. Michelle also shares how growing up bicultural has given her a high radar for others in liminal spaces.LEARN MORE ABOUT MichelleInstagram: @michelleamireyesTwitter: @drmichellereyesStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kr...2020-10-2758 minSomeday is HereEpisode 27 - Grace Cho“Telling Our Stories” | Grace is a writer and the Editorial Manager at (in)courage. She shares with Vivian about finding home, linking arms with other women, and embracing our whole self as a leader.LEARN MORE ABOUT GraceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracepcho/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gracepchoBlog: www.gracepcho.comTwitter: @gracepchohttps://annvoskamp.com/2018/08/when-life-is-still-in-the-midst-of-a-fallow-season/Stay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Stud...2020-10-201h 00
Someday is HereEpisode 27 - Grace Cho“Telling Our Stories” | Grace is a writer and the Editorial Manager at (in)courage. She shares with Vivian about finding home, linking arms with other women, and embracing our whole self as a leader.LEARN MORE ABOUT GraceInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gracepcho/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gracepchoBlog: www.gracepcho.comTwitter: @gracepchohttps://annvoskamp.com/2018/08/when-life-is-still-in-the-midst-of-a-fallow-season/Stay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Stud...2020-10-201h 00Someday is HereEpisode 26 - Margaret Yu“Know Your History” Margaret Yu has over 30 years of experience developing leaders on college campuses around the world. Her and Vivian discuss the importance of knowing where you come from and its role in life and leadership. LEARN MORE ABOUT MargaretInstagram: instagram.com/epicmyuStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsDesign: Jocelyn Chung2020-10-1345 min
Someday is HereEpisode 26 - Margaret Yu“Know Your History” Margaret Yu has over 30 years of experience developing leaders on college campuses around the world. Her and Vivian discuss the importance of knowing where you come from and its role in life and leadership. LEARN MORE ABOUT MargaretInstagram: instagram.com/epicmyuStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsDesign: Jocelyn Chung
2020-10-1345 minSomeday is HereEpisode 25 - Laura Izumikawa“‘What Really Lasts’ with Laura Izumikawa of Naptime with Joey”, known for the cheeky photos of her daughter Joey being dressed as pop culture icons while she napped, joins Vivian for a candid conversation about her mixed heritage, the importance of representation and making social media meaningful.LEARN MORE ABOUT LauraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauraiz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauraizchoi/Blog: http://lauraiz.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/lauraizTwitter: @lauraizumikawaStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.com2020-10-0651 min
Someday is HereEpisode 25 - Laura Izumikawa“‘What Really Lasts’ with Laura Izumikawa of Naptime with Joey”, known for the cheeky photos of her daughter Joey being dressed as pop culture icons while she napped, joins Vivian for a candid conversation about her mixed heritage, the importance of representation and making social media meaningful.LEARN MORE ABOUT LauraInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/lauraiz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lauraizchoi/Blog: http://lauraiz.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/lauraizTwitter: @lauraizumikawaStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.com2020-10-0651 minSomeday is HereEpisode 24 - Jocelyn ChungWow! Season 3 is finally here! Welcome back, everyone! I’ve been waiting patiently for two seasons to interview Jocelyn Chung. I’m thrilled she is the first guest for this season. When you hear our conversation you’ll know why. Jocelyn is a lettering artist and graphic designer and the brains and talent behind the Someday is Here logo. We talk about her inspiration behind the logo, her journey as the daughter of Taiwainese immigrants. We packed so much substance into our conversation. Be sure to follow her on Instagram and consider supporting her work through her patreon and orderi...2020-09-2900 min
The Good Around Us(7) Vivian MabuniJoin us today on Gael-Sylvia's book launch: The Good Around Us: Living and Leading From a Place of Joy, Even in the Joyless Moments with guest Vivian Mabuni.2020-09-0625 min
Gems of MotherhoodCultivating Different Cultures :: Vivian Mabuni [EP12]In this episode, we’re going to be talking about Cultivating Different Cultures with Vivian Malbuni. Vivian was raised in a majority white culture. And during that time she tried to fit in and push down the Asian part of her. But she realized later that it was not an accident that God created her the way she was. Now Vivian has learned to celebrate her culture with her children. Vivian shares about being intentional as a mom to share the Western and Eastern culture to her children. She shared about the difference between the Western and Eas...2020-08-2428 min
God Hears Her PodcastEP. 9: When We Don't Fit In (with Vivian Mabuni)During this week’s episode of God Hears Her, Vivian Mabuni admits that as an American of Asian descent, she’s struggled to fit in, and this reality leads to a conversation on diversity, inclusion, and healing. From understanding terms like “microaggression” to walking us through how to be a good friend to someone who’s hurting, this is a conversation about how God intended us to love others, even those who are different from us. Guest Bio: Vivian Mabuni is a teacher and uses the platforms of writing, speaking, and podcasting to encourage women to find the...2020-06-2232 minGod Hears Her PodcastEP. 9: When We Don't Fit In (with Vivian Mabuni)During this week’s episode of God Hears Her, Vivian Mabuni admits that as an American of Asian descent, she’s struggled to fit in, and this reality leads to a conversation on diversity, inclusion, and healing. From understanding terms like “microaggression” to walking us through how to be a good friend to someone who’s hurting, this is a conversation about how God intended us to love others, even those who are different from us. Guest Bio: Vivian Mabuni is a teacher and uses the platforms of writing, speaking, and podcasting to encourage women to find the...2020-06-2232 min
Midwest Mommas!Vivian Mabuni: Open Hands Willing HeartPlease join us in our conversation with author Vivian Mabuni. She shares her story and how she and her family got involved with Cru. Her latest book, Open Hands Willing Heart: Discover the Joy of Saying Yes to God, is one you want at the top of your reading list. We hope you enjoy!2020-05-0540 minSomeday is HereEpisode 23 - Susie Gamez“#representationmatters” Susie Gamez is Canadian by birth, Korean by heritage, married to a Mexican and currently lives in Long Beach, California. She is a gifted leader who breaks the mold and brings a wealth of experience working in multi-ethnic spaces.LEARN MORE ABOUT SUSIEwww.Susiegamez.comIG: @susiekgamezStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chan...2020-04-2858 minSomeday is HereEpisode 22 - Jensine Lee“Wherever you go, there you are” Jensine Lee’s grandfather escaped the Cultural Revolution in China and became a leader in San Francisco. She shares about legacy, leadership, and learning inside and outside of Asian spaces.LEARN MORE ABOUT JENSINEIG: @jensane + @penandpagegalsStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsDesign: Jocelyn Chung2020-04-2158 minSomeday is HereEpisode 21 - Judy Wu Dominick“The Other Side of The Story” Judy Wu Dominick shares the evolution of her ethnic journey--from understanding more of her parents traumatic experiences in Taiwan and confronting her own anti-black prejudice, to learning what racial reconciliation really looks like.LEARN MORE ABOUT JudyWordpress: https://www.lifereconsidered.comTwitter: @judydominickInstagram: @judy.dominickStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Prod...2020-04-1400 minSomeday is HereEpisode 20 - Anjuli Paschall“I Don’t Belong Here” Anjuli Paschall shares an honest and authentic conversation about searching her story, exploring her ethnic journey, and the tension of finding belonging in white spaces more than Asian American circles. She is an author and creator of The Moms We Love Club.LEARN MORE ABOUT ANJULIIG: @lovealways.anjuli@themomsweloveclubhttps://www.anjulipaschall.com/bookhttps://www.themomsweloveclub.com/Stay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engine...2020-04-0700 minSomeday is HereEpisode 19 - Angie Hong“The Souls of Asian Folks” Writer and speaker Angie Hong shares the sentiments of the late W.E.B. DuBois in identifying the course of her ethnic journey, navigating double consciousness, and leading when you feel like the “token minority”.LEARN MORE ABOUT ANGIEIG: @angiekayhongTwitter: @angiekayhongWebsite: :www.angiekayhong.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel Runnels2020-03-3100 minSomeday is HereSpecial Episode: "I am Not a Virus" w/ Helen Lee, Seana Reavis, Eugene Cho & Judy Wu Dominick“I am not a Virus!” Eugene Cho, Judy Wu Dominick, Helen Lee, and Seana Reavis join Vivan for a conversation about what is going on in the Asian American community as the world reacts to the COVID-19 pandemic.Learn more about our guests:Website: Eugenecho.comTwitter: @EugeneChoIG: @eugenechoEugene’s Book new book, “Thou Shalt Not Be A Jerk”Twitter: @helenleebooksInstagram: @helenleebooksFacebook: @helenleeprofilewww.helenleebooks.comIG: @judy.dominickwww.Lifereconsidered.comTwitter: @judydominickIG: @seanareavisTwitter: @seanareavi...2020-03-2400 minSomeday is HereEpisode 18 - Liz Kleinrock“Am I a ‘real asian’? This week we are joined by the brilliant Ted Talk presenter Liz Kleinrock, an award winning teacher, writer, presenter and Korean American adoptee. She shares the challenges of imposter syndrome on her ethnic journey, principles of leadership, and the importance of including Asian American voices in conversations about diversity.Learn more about Lizhttps://www.teachandtransform.org/Instagram: @teachandtransformStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos S...2020-03-1700 minSomeday is HereEpisode 17 - Dorina Lazo GilmoreThere is power in story. Dorina Lazo Gilmore Young is the granddaughter of Filipion-Hawaiian-Chinese and Italian immigrants. She is an author, mother, runner and through her life story helps people live “the next chapter”.Learn more about Dorinawww.DorinaGilmore.comwww.DorinaKidsBooks.comFacebook: Dorina Lazo Gilmore, AuthorInstagram: @DorinaGilmoreTwitter: @DorinaGilmore Pinterest: @DorinaGilmoreStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Pass...2020-03-1000 minSomeday is HereEpisode 16 - SIH Live Event recording 2020Nothing can replace a conversation in real life. LOVED every moment with the season 1 and season 2 guests who participated in the Someday Is Here Live Event last month on February 22nd. We enjoyed a conversation around a coffee table and reflected on what it meant to be in an all asian event setting, our hopes for the up and coming leaders, and why this space is so important. I hope you were able to see some of the photos from the day. Check out @somedayisherepodcast for highlights. Let me know if you were in the audience and took part...2020-03-0300 minSomeday is HereEpisode 15 - Tracey GeeLoved my conversation with Tracey Gee as we covered so many important topics about being an Asian American woman leader.. We talked about struggling with fitting in and also about some of the great asian values we add to the greater good in society. As we talked about leadership, Tracey shared about how she uses the Strengths Finder to help develop women in leadership through identifying their strengths and unique contributions. Her passion for coaching and consulting is so evident through our conversation. I can’t wait for you to listen to this interview!Learn mo...2020-02-2500 minSomeday is HereEpisode 14 - Jennifer ChungJennifer Chung went from recording a makeshift Youtube cover to Alicia Keys in 2007 to now recording her own original songs listened by hundreds of thousands of people. Jennifer takes the road less traveled and we get to see a glimpse of how she got there. She shares with us the hard truth that when we’re financially independent we get to make our own decisions regardless of what others may think. Learn more about Jenniferhttp://jenniferchung.comInstagram: @jenniferjchungTwitter: @jenniferjchungFacebook: @jenniferjchungYoutube: JenniferJChungSpotify: Artist PageStay co...2020-02-2558 minSomeday is HereEpisode 13 - Season 1 RecapOur host Vivian highlights favorite moments from Season 1, what she's looking forward to in Season 2, and details on our first ever Someday is Here Live Event. SIGN UP TODAY: https://www.vivianmabuni.com/someday-is-here-conf2020-02-2558 minSomeday is HereEpisode 12 - Jenny YangJenny Yang’s work on political campaigns and international affairs started in DC. Now she is the VP of Advocacy and Policy at World Relief. She explores the tension of assimilation and amplification in our ethnic journey. Jenny shares about how she navigates balancing family and her work traveling advocating for immigrants and refugees.Learn more about Jenny:Twitter: @JennyYangWR + @WorldReliefInstagram: @JennyYang318Facebook: @JennyHwangYangStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of...2019-12-0900 min
Moms in Prayer PodcastEpisode 78 - Open Hands, Willing Hearts with Vivian Mabuni“It is a paradox. We want and teach our kids to be independent and self-sufficient. But in God’s economy, maturity actually looks like greater dependence on God.” Today’s guest, Vivian Mabuni and Lee discuss what living open handed before the Lord looks like in life and motherhood. Raised in a Buddhist home, Vivian also describes coming to know Christ through the transformed life of another student. About our Guests: Vivian Mabuniis a national speaker and writer with a passion to share the hope and life found through intimacy with God. With thirty years of ministry e...2019-11-2534 minSomeday is HereEpisode 11 - Nikki Toyama-SzetoNikki shares her journey as a Japanese-American woman in high level leadership roles. A gifted leader, co-author of More than Serving Tea, and one of Christianity Today’s 40 under 40, she shares about how her and her family’s experiences have fueled her passion and drive for social justice.Learn more about NikkiTwitter: @ntoyamaszetoStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net ProductionsExecutive Producer: Chantel RunnelsD...2019-11-1900 min
Eternal LeadershipDiscover The Joy Of Saying Yes To God | Vivian Mabuni #292Here in this podcast, Vivian Mabuni, an Eastern Asian American author shares about her experiences as a cancer survivor and how her life has changed since she became a Bible-reader and a Christian follower. An inspirational podcast from the guest speaker and author- Mabuni shares her previous background as a traditional Buddhist in Colorado and how she redefined her beliefs from being a practicing Buddhist. It was a phase when which she found detachment as a young teen until she became active in faith as a Christian. Her challenges and ordeals as a cancer survivor and how...2019-11-1249 minSomeday is HereEpisode 10 - Victoria ParkVictoria Park is currently an actress on CW’s The Flash. As an actress and filmmaker, she is comfortable behind and in front of the camera. She shares her surprising journey into the entertainment industry and her gratitude for those who paved the way before her.Learn more about VictoriaInstagram: @heybvpFacebook: @heybvpTwitter: @heybvpIMDb: Victoria ParkStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Jo...2019-11-1200 minSomeday is HereEpisode 9 - Kat LeeKat Lee is an author and speaker. In her powerful story she shares the feelings of loss and what can be found. Kat’s journey is an important reminder that it is never too late to uncover your story.Learn more about Kat:Instagram: @hellokatleeFacebook: @hellomorningsHelloMornings.orgStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions...2019-11-0500 min
Speak Life with Taylor NicholsVivian MabuniToday’s conversation is with my dear friend Vivian Mabuni. She is a national speaker and author of "Warrior In Pink" and "Open Hands, Willing Heart." She recently launched a new podcast called "Someday Is Here, dedicated to sharing stories of leadership, culture and heritage within the lives of Asian American women today. Vivian and I connected over a short but sweet conversation that we shared about the importance of interior design and the creative power of working in a space that is quiet, inviting and harmonious. Our conversation started there, but ended with so much more about life, love...2019-10-291h 06Someday is HereEpisode 8 - Diane Dokko KimIn 2004, Diane’s eldest son was diagnosed with autism at 18 months which triggered profound personal, professional and spiritual crises. She is disability ministry consultant, speaker, and author. Diane unpacks the importance of truly trusting in your voice.Learn more about DianeInstagram: @DianeDokkoFacebook: @DianeDokkoKimhttp://www.dianedokkokim.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Passion Net Productions...2019-10-2900 minSomeday is HereEpisode 7 - Dorcas Cheng-TonzunDorcas Cheng-Tonzun is a Silicon Valley native who has lived in China, Hong Kong and Kenya. An award-winning writer and former columnist for Inc.com she shares her experience of living abroad, its impact on navigating her ethnic journey, and discovering what it means to belong.Learn more about DorcasTwitter: @dorcas_ctInstagram: @dorcas_ctFacebook: @dorcasctwww.chengtozun.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph...2019-10-2200 minSomeday is HereEpisode 6 - Helen LeeHelen Lee is an award-winning author and writer. She is the Associate Director of Strategic Partnerships and Initiatives for InterVarsity Press. In this conversation, she shares a memory from the 6th grade that became a defining moment in the ethnic journey.Learn more about HelenTwitter: @helenleebooksInstagram: @helenleebooksFacebook: @helenleeprofilewww.helenleebooks.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisherepodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos Studios2019-10-1600 minSomeday is HereSUPRISE Name Change - Someday is HereWe've updated our name! You may have noticed somethings have changed around here. Take a listen on the reasoning behind the name change, glad to have you HERE with us!2019-10-1558 min
Hope College Campus Ministries PodcastMonday, 10/14/2019 – Vivian MabuniTitle: Hard Times Will Come (John 15:2)
Speaker: Vivian Mabuni
Songs: Come Thou Fount, New Wine
2019-10-1413 minHope College Campus Ministries PodcastSunday, 10/13/2019 – Vivian MabuniTitle: Open Hands, Willing Heart (John 15:1)
Speaker: Vivian Mabuni
Songs: This Is the Sound, King Of Kings, O Come To the Altar, Highlands (Song of Ascent), Mercy Reigns
After-Worship Songs: Song Of My Father, You’ll Come, Be Thou My Vision (Ascend the Hill), Justice Will Roll Down, Resurrecting
2019-10-1429 minSomeday is HereEpisode 5 - Whitney YangWhitney is a first generation Hmong American wife, mom, actress, and photographer. In this conversation, she shares the nuances of Hmong culture and tradition, her ethnic journey, and teaches us about the “Secret War”. You’ll want to take notes for her favorite comfort food!Learn more about WhitneyInstagram: @whitneyandmatsayaphotographyFacebook: Whitney and Matsaya PhotographyPhotography: Whitney and MatsayaStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisnowpodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound Engineer: Aaron Kretzman of Phos StudiosMusic: Joseph Patrick of Pas...2019-10-0100 minSomeday is HereEpisode 4 - Kathy KhangKathy has the ability to articulate her journey in an insightful and inspiring way. With clarity, and even humor, she identifies injustice and shares history of her Korean heritage. In our conversation, she explains the power of culture formed by the connection between food and language, and the loss felt when we can’t understand the “mother tongue”. Learn more about KathyInstagram: @mskathykhangwww.facebook.com/kathykhangauthorwww.kathykhang.comStay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisnowpodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vivianmabuni.comCreditsSound...2019-09-2400 minSomeday is HereEpisode 3 w/ Michelle Kim McCoyMichelle opens up about her experience growing up as the “token Asian American” in most circles. Then, attending the University of California-Irvine, where the majority culture looked like her--causing her to question her value and identity. Michelle shares how she uses life experiences, such as the recent birth of her son, to incorporate and share about Korean culture. I especially appreciate her willingness to unpack the challenges she faced with her parents for marrying her husband, who is Black and Jewish. I can’t wait for you to listen and share your feedback!Learn more about MichelleIns...2019-09-1700 minSomeday is HereEpisode 2 - Ruth Chou SimonsRuth Chou Simons, author of Gracelaced, shares about how she sees beauty and truth through her every day life. From name pronunciation to Asian school lunches, she shares her experience from being born in Taiwan to what it was like growing up in New Mexico. She discusses leadership skills to help you to lead out of freedom instead of being performance driven. Ruth is a refreshing reminder of how no matter where you are in your life stage that we are all still a work in progress.Connect with Ruth:Instagram: @ruthchousimons + @gracelacedwww.ruthchousimons...2019-09-0900 minSomeday is HereEpisode 1 - Intro to Someday is HereIn this episode I start off by giving you a little back story of how the show got its name and we dive into what it means to be an Asian American living in both eastern and western worlds. Each week guests will share their leadership and ethnic journeys. To begin, I share my own story; of what I’m proud of and what has been painful. I also share leadership lessons and some of my favorite Asian comfort food. Thanks for listening!Stay connected with me onInstagram: @vivmabuni + @somedayisnowpodcastTwitter: @vivmabuniwww.vi...2019-08-2700 min
Our Time to Rise in MidlifeEp.193: Vivian Mabuni After deciding to follow Jesus, Vivian Mabuni believes the most important question in our lives is "Who is in control?" In this conversation we hear from the the themes of her new book Open Hands, Willing Heart. Vivian points us back to surrender, a process that isn't done just once in the Christian life, but over and over. We know you will find Vivian as warm and inspiring as we did. This episode is full of gems. From her new podcast idea to the value of learning from voices with diverse cultural, ethnic, and life experiences. She shares about assumptions s...2019-07-3148 minOur Time to Rise in MidlifeEp.193: Vivian Mabuni After deciding to follow Jesus, Vivian Mabuni believes the most important question in our lives is "Who is in control?" In this conversation we hear from the the themes of her new book Open Hands, Willing Heart. Vivian points us back to surrender, a process that isn't done just once in the Christian life, but over and over. We know you will find Vivian as warm and inspiring as we did. This episode is full of gems. From her new podcast idea to the value of learning from voices with diverse cultural, ethnic, and life experiences. She shares about assumptions s...2019-07-3148 min
Pardon the Mess with Courtney DeFeo - Christian Motherhood, Biblical Parenting, Raising Christian KidsOpen Hands Willing Heart with Vivian MabuniVivian Mabuni describes herself as an Asian American Christian woman, wife, mom, and cancer survivor. Having the opportunity to visit with her on Pardon the Mess this week, I agree that she is all of this and so much more! Vivian grew up culturally Buddhist before coming to Christ in high school. She talks candidly about being the only Christian in her family and the impact her cancer diagnosis had on both her family and her faith. Vivian’s life mantra has become “Open hands, willing heart,” which is also the title of her book. She is p...2019-07-1852 min
All Mom Does Podcast with Julie Lyles CarrThe Modern Motherhood Podcast #80: Vivian Mabuni - Reconnecting with ChristHow do we reconnect to an intimate relationship with Christ? Vivian Mabuni joins Julie Lyles Carr on this episode of The Modern Motherhood Podcast so refresh your mind and heart as you walk toward a solid relationship with Jesus.2019-07-1635 min
Are You Real | Finding Your PurposeVivian Mabuni: Open Hands, Willing HeartJohn introduces us today to Vivian Mabuni, a national speaker and writer with a passion to share hope and life through intimacy with God. Listen in as Vivian discusses wrestling with the goodness of God, and walks us through the devastating aftermath of the 90’s Rwandan genocide. She describes to us how the image of God being reflected through the Rwandan people was breathtaking and awe-inspiring. She also has a lot to say about women in ministry! Did you know that Jesus was counter-culture for the time when it came to interacting with women? Find out what this means on...2019-07-101h 04
Are You Real | Finding Your Purpose158: Vivian Mabuni: Open Hands, Willing HeartJohn introduces us today to Vivian Mabuni, a national speaker and writer with a passion to share hope and life through intimacy with God. Listen in as Vivian discusses wrestling with the goodness of God, and walks us through the devastating aftermath of the 90’s Rwandan genocide. She describes to us how the image of God being reflected through the Rwandan people was breathtaking and awe-inspiring. She also has a lot to say about women in ministry! Did you know that Jesus was counter-culture for the time when it came to interacting with women? Find out what this means on...2019-07-101h 04
This Is the AuthorS4 E40: Vivian Mabuni, Laura Lynne Jackson, and Nathan FinochioS4 E40: In this episode meet Vivian Mabuni, author of OPEN HANDS, WILLING HEART; Laura Lynne Jackson, author of SIGNS; and Nathan Finochio, author of HEARING GOD.
These authors are all about connection and guidance, and their audiobooks will help you find your anchor and guide you to a fulfilled life by connecting to God, the Other Side, or to others.
Plus find out why one author chose LITTLE FIRES EVERYWHERE as her last great audiobook listen.
Open Hands, Willing Heart by Jennie Allen and Vivian Mabuni: https://www.penguinrandomhouseaudio.com/book/573381/open-hands-willing-heart/
Signs by Laura Lynne Jackson: https://www...2019-07-0910 min
Full Audiobook That Come to Life, AnywhereOpen Hands, Willing Heart: Discover the Joy of Saying Yes to God Audiobook by Vivian MabuniListen to this audiobook in full for free onhttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeID: 356421
Title: Open Hands, Willing Heart: Discover the Joy of Saying Yes to God
Author: Vivian Mabuni
Narrator: Jessica Kaye, Vivian Mabuni
Format: Unabridged
Length: 05:56:48
Language: English
Release date: 07-09-19
Publisher: Random House (Audio)
Genres: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Biblical Studies, Counseling & Inspirational
Summary:
Discover how yielding ourselves wholly to God, especially in the midst of challenging circumstances, lends new purpose to our lives.
“Vivian Mabuni is a kind and trustworthy guide through one of adulthood’s secrets: life doesn’t go like you thought it would.”—Jen Hatmaker, New York Tim...2019-07-095h 56
Struggle Well School#193: Watch for God with Vivian Mabuni“Would you just help me trust you, Lord? I want to want to give it all up to you.” If you’ve prayed these prayers, you’re not alone.
We know that the center of God's will is the best place to be, but surrender is easier said than done. A host of hurdles, from busyness and bitterness to complacency and control, can prevent us from moving where He directs. In her latest book, Vivian Mabuni provides an authentic look at what it means to willingly risk saying yes to whatever God asks--and highlights a practical path to the d...2019-07-0845 min
The Happy Hour with Jamie IveyHappy Hour #251: Vivian MabuniMy guest for The Happy Hour # 251 is Vivian Mabuni. Vivian is a national speaker and writer with a passion to share the hope and life found through intimacy with God. With 30 years of ministry experience on staff with Cru (formerly known as Campus Crusade for Christ), she loves teaching about the Bible and providing practical applications.
I'm so happy to welcome my friend Vivian back to the show! Vivian starts off telling us about when she became a Christian, and how she thought it might be just a phase of her teenage years. Obviously, it was not...2019-06-261h 10
Lead Stories PodcastS01: Episode 48: The Leader Behind the Scenes - With Vivian MabuniIn this episode Jo talks leadership behind the scenes with Vivian Mabuni, an Asian-American leader. They discuss cultural clashes in life and leadership, the differences between western and eastern styles of leadership, struggling against ‘phantom’ leaders, and the behind-the-scenes things that God has used to develop character in Vivian’s life - from motherhood to cancer. Find out how Vivian finds spaces to process cultural differences in leadership; how cancer helped her embrace community and what she believes we can and must do to raise up leaders from diverse backgrounds. Check out Vivian's website at http://vivianmabuni.com/ Disc...2016-10-2523 min
The Happy Hour with Jamie IveyHappy Hour #59: Vivian MabuniJamie talks with Vivian Mabuni about struggling through a cancer diagnosis. They also talk about how best to help someone fighting cancer and how important community is in times of need.
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