6th Podcast-iversary Heather MacFadyen Ep 265
Wow! Six years into podcasting and the 265 episodes of this show have been downloaded 8.7 million times across 204 different countries. Today we are celebrating our podcast-iversary with a “best-of” s...
11 Marras 201926min
Compassion Changes Everything :: Jonathan Almonte [Ep 264]
Jonathan Almonte’s story shows how sponsoring a child through Compassion International (or other similar programs) can change the course of a child’s life. However, it is the compassion of the peopl...
4 Marras 201947min
Foster Care Story of Hope Victoria Petersen Ep 263
On the surface, Victoria (Tori) Petersen’s story doesn’t sound full of hope. Her growing up years were filled with abuse, a mom who struggled with drugs, and more than 10 foster homes with no hope of ...
28 Loka 201945min
You Deserve a Mentor Susie Davis Ep 262
Susie Davis is a mentor of mentors. She’s the author of several books and host of the Dear Daughters podcast. I’m so excited to share our conversation with you as she answers your questions about ment...
21 Loka 201945min
Racial Reconciliation Starts with You Latasha Morrison Ep 261
Racial tensions in America are as high within the church as outside of it. My guest Latasha Morrison believes Jesus followers must become the leaders in the conversation on racial reconciliation. That...
14 Loka 201941min
The Window of Tolerance Charissa Fry Ep 260
As parents, we are keenly aware of the peaks and valleys of our kids’ emotions. Anger, sadness, excitement, and all the other feelings can make us feel like our child is on a roller coaster we’re just...
7 Loka 201939min
The Enneagram, Marriage and the Gospel Beth McCord Ep 259
It’s a popular (and sometimes controversial) typology system that can help you understand yourself and others better, but how can we use the Enneagram in light of the gospel to help our marriages thri...
30 Syys 201946min
Helping Your Child with Sensory Processing Issues Lynne Jackson Ep 258
When a child processes sensory information just a little differently than his or her peers it can mean BIG emotions, meltdowns and a huge struggle for us as parents. Often these kids are labeled as ...
23 Syys 201944min
