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Faith, Freedom, and Giving Back: Powerful Stories That Inspire and Heal

Now successful real estate professionals, the Clooten brothers are giving back to the community in a big way. Jesse unveiled their Clooten Give Back Program, which donates 25% of their real estate commission to a charity chosen by their client. Donations are made directly at closing, and there’s no limit on how much can be given. It’s a bold example of business being used to bless others and make a lasting impact.

Next, guest Jo Bogner addressed alarming developments in Washington State that threaten religious liberty. A new state law demands that priests break the sacred Seal of Confession in certain situations—or face jail time. This law has sparked outrage among clergy and concerned citizens alike. Bogner also spoke out about radical new policies in Seattle public schools, increasing government overreach, and shocking insurance mandates that push hormone therapy for minors.

The show ended on a positive note with The Lighter Side, focusing on the science-backed benefits of nature. Citing a 1984 study by Roger Ulrich, the segment revealed how hospital patients with views of trees healed faster than those looking at walls. Nature exposure reduces stress, boosts mood, and supports faster recovery—proving that even simple moments outdoors can be powerful medicine.

From charity-driven real estate to the battle for religious rights and the quiet strength of nature, this episode delivers faith-filled insight and motivation to stand strong in today’s challenging world.

Jesse Clooten
religious liberty
Clooten Give Back Program
real estate charity
Seal of Confession
hormone therapy mandate
Jo Bogner
nature healing
Washington State law
hospital recovery studies

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