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Divorce is a heartbreaking reality, especially in the US. In America, more than 50% of first marriages end in divorce, so it is likely that this generation will witness divorce in their own families or by association. How do we talk to children about divorce in a way that is Biblically sound and age appropriate - especially considering all...

Perry’s why started on the playground in 5th grade, it grew in a living room in St. Paul, MN when he was 16, and it was sealed the night Jesus healed his excruciating ankle sprain when he was 18. Have you ever had a moment when your expectations didn’t line up with your reality?  What do you do with that? Shawna experienced...

More than 40% of Pastors have considered leaving the ministry in the past year, so is there a way to reverse the discouragement and weariness of ministry? Pastor Cary Schmidt’s passion is to infuse weary pastors by sharing a fresh approach to cultivating emotional health in his new book, Steady Strength. Cary will discuss this workable...

When it comes to spirituality, sometimes we’re five miles wide and only a half inch deep. We know the lingo better than we know the Lord. So, we’re complaining in the light about what we’re sneaking around and doing in the dark.  And Jesus says to us, “Why do you call Me, Lord, Lord, and do not the things which...

You are going to love this conversation with We Are Messengers front man, Darren Mulligan. Every word out of his mouth is tweetable! Here are just a few of the things he says in this conversation: “I’m a messy, broken, sinful man who depends on the mercy of God every day.” “I came to Jesus out of fear but I stayed...

In Luke 16, we find the Parable of the Shrewd Manager, and that’s where Jesus instructs His disciples on a critical part of evangelism—using worldly wealth with eternity in mind. On today's Faith & Finance Live, host Rob West will welcome Rachel McDonough to share a compelling story about putting that principle into practice.

That’s what happens we make prayer a ritual, something we have to do. Something we feel we’ve got to get just right, or it won’t count. That’s religion, and religion always gets in the way of experiencing the love of Jesus. Wife, mom, author, and speaker Asheritah Ciuciu joins the podcast to help us jettison religion...

You’ve probably thought about what you would do if faced with an invitation to a same sex wedding. It’s one thing to have a hypothetical situation. It’s another to have real relationships with real people that you really love and to struggle with whether or not to celebrate their same sex relationship. Bible scholar and...

As Christians, when we take a stand for our faith, we want to avoid coming across as combative or adversarial. While it’s important to be uncompromising when we communicate the truth, Scripture also calls us to speak the truth with love. But in a world that seems as hostile as ever, how do we do that? How do we stand firmly in what...

Shame is a deadly poison. It says, “What you’ve done wrong is who you are and who’ll you’ll always be, there’s no hope.” And yet that deadly poison is just what God uses to show us our need. Dr. Jeremy GrinnelI joins us to answer your Bible questions. He earned his Ph.D. in Systematic Theology from Calvin...