Part 35 – If living Whole-Brained is truly how God created us, why don’t we? Why does it seem so hard to live relationally? What are we missing, or is this really just an unrealistic utopian dream? Or does it simply come back full circle to maturity?
Acknowledging our flaws and struggles creates a bond of shared humanity.
We act cowardly to protect ourselves.
Imagine writing love letters to the man in the future whom you will one day marry but have yet to meet. Cally talks about embracing singleness, waiting for God’s best, and celebrating God’s plans for you right now.
When people are hurt, it’s best to simply humble yourself and take personal responsibility with no “but” attached.
Part 34 – Tennison and Ginelle continue their conversation about practical skills that, when practiced, will help you live more relationally aware and mature. They will also talk about what your results could be when these skills are practiced.
Motivating others is about aligning their goals with yours.
God placed you in families, workplaces, churches, and neighborhoods to be around people who suffer.
Like so many of us, Bible study mentor Sarah Frazer found herself saying, “God, this wasn’t part of the plan. I didn’t sign up for this.”
Thankfully, there will be times when your heart connects deeply with another.
Part 33 – If living Whole-Brained is truly how God created us, why don’t we? Why does it seem so hard to live relationally? What are we missing, or is this really just an unrealistic utopian dream? Or is it simply, we don’t have the relational skills?
Wise counsel from those around you who are mature in the Lord, can often prevent you from making critical mistakes.
In the face of unthinkable circumstances, Noree Bowbeer’s uncommon courage gave the gift of life to her son, Christian Johnson.
God never intended us to walk through life alone, trusting no one but ourselves and Him.
Part 32 – In this episode, Tennison and Ginelle will be discussing what Whole-Brained relational mature pastors and leaders look like. What character traits that we should be looking for, and be seen, in our leaders. What is the purpose of the titles, Apostle, Pastor, Prophet, Teacher, Evangelist, that we give our leader
Is unbridled freedom dividing America?
Your healing will take place within the context of His people, not wandering alone.
Part 31 – Join Tennison and Ginelle as they begin to unpack Whole-Brained Christianity. In this episode, they will revisit the 4 ingredients for healthy soil and what a Whole-Brained church could look like.
Stephanie Rousselle’s hope-filled story as a former atheist to the founder of Gospel Spice Ministries is unforgettable. She helps us to start this year by trusting the goodness of God.
Part 30 – Join Tennison and Ginelle as they discuss the ways to protect your community from the disease of narcissism, the importance of a mature community, and the formula needed to eradicate this disease from our churches, communities, and family.
For some reason, everyone feels compelled to offer opinions that they haven’t even spent five minutes thinking through.
No one – at times – doesn’t feel taken for granted.
Do you feel too busy to pray? Then you’re invited to find REST in God’s loving presence. Today’s guest, Asheritah Ciuciu, offers you a respite from your spiritual to-do list in her book, Prayers of Rest: 365 Prompts to Hear God’s Voice.
Jesus prayed all night about who to choose as His twelve friends and He made them His family.
Part 29 – Join Tennison & Ginelle as they discuss and dissect these two very different ways to operate in enemy mode, the effects of each, and what is happening in your brain and the brain of the narcissist while this is happening.
How do we exchange hurt for hope? As a recovered drug addict, stage-four cancer survivor, and former widow, Sheryl fought anxiety, depression, and despair for years before understanding her identity in Christ.
Alisa Childers helps us understand progressive Christianity, deconstruction, and the non-negotiables of faith in Jesus Christ.
Cancer touches everyone and yet churches are often under-equipped. How can cancer be a blessing? How do we best minister to cancer patients and caregivers?
Today’s episode offers encouragement to any woman praying about a call to ministry.
Heated arguments between keyboard warriors, “unfriending” family or friends who believe differently than us, and wars on the international stage—our world is full of conflict. Dr. Oletha Barnett believes God created diversity far beyond race and that He designed diversity, which can often lead to conflict, to grow us, and give us opportunities to practice biblical principles. Through that, we can find unity.
Our fear should be staying at tables and partaking in things that God hates.
Episode #199 – Today’s episode is a much-needed candid conversation for anyone who is tired of hustling and never feeling enough, and longing to truly embrace grace. Blake helps us know how to take a bold stand for Christ in today’s contentious culture.
Peace. It’s something most people are searching for. But how do we find it? Especially when life gets rainy and stormy? Where do we anchor our hearts and lives when the winds start to blow and the rain begins to fall? Discover how to find peace in the storm in this new podcast episode.
If you want to thrive instead of strive in your marriage in 2024, this episode is for you! Christa Hardin, MA, is a relationship expert, author, and podcast host. We talk about practical ways we can better understand and support each other.
Episode #197 – Carol shares her powerful story and helps us: 1) Make hope-filled choices during a crisis, 2) Understand the value of community, and 3) Relinquish control and trust God with our children and circumstances.
When I ache, moan, and suffer for my many sins, God wraps His arms around me and whispers, “You are still mine.”
We talk about this unique science fiction-romance inspired by the book of Job and Brock’s own story of faith, hope in grief, and staying true to your calling.
Are you concerned about raising children and grandchildren in today’s cultural climate? How can prayer release heaven on earth? Sharon Jaynes helps us know how to use the words of Scripture to pray powerfully and purposefully over our children.
Episode #197 – Carol shares her powerful story and helps us: 1) Make hope-filled choices during a crisis, 2) Understand the value of community, and 3) Relinquish control and trust God with our children and circumstances.
Marriage is meant to be a beautiful picture of Christ and the church, not a dehumanizing, oppressive prison.
What if God has allowed a difficult person or two into your life to develop your grace muscle?
How do we hold onto our faith through pain and suffering? Dr. Michelle Bengtson is a hope concierge!
Julie Seals left her life as a drug addict and dealer behind and now inspires and challenges people from all walks of life to encounter, know, and live for Jesus.
This kind of friendship recognizes that God has great plans for each person.
Many women carry the pain of insecurity and loneliness. In She’s Not Your Enemy, popular blogger and podcast host Jenn Schultz helps us know how to combat the lies of our real enemy and see ourselves the way God sees us.
We mostly think of pioneering to be going somewhere else or somewhere new— but you will be called to pioneer right where you are.
It matters more that your partner feels understood than anyone feeling they won the argument.
In the thick of Alaskan adventures, Steve Jamison heard the voice of God for the first time, calling him into ministry, and realized there’s no greater thrill than discovering God’s calling on your life.
Wanting to live your life in an echo chamber, I believe, would become rather mundane and boring.
Remember that God loves and accepts you despite any flaws and insecurities.
Without sugarcoating or ignoring the darkness of our world, former national sportscaster and speaker Rachel Joy Baribeau shows us how to chase, find, and keep the joy in life.
The family stood in a huddle outside the room, holding each other.
If they are unable or unwilling to live out the Christian faith for themselves, we should not submit to them.
Episode #196 – What is your “something?” Angie Grant teaches us that not everyone is called to foster and adopt, but we can all do something.
Instead of speaking quickly and with many words, believers are to speak slowly and with just a few words.
To be like our Father, you must bless those who once cursed you and do all you can to restore the relationship.
The Lord will bless many things He will not inhabit.
What is your “thing”? Surely, there is a better way to view it than through a lens of striving and worldly achievement.
God created us as relational beings, and throughout Scripture, we see the importance of living in community.
What does it mean to be blessed? Are Christians entitled to happiness, fulfillment, and perfect peace?
Everyone wants to experience the connection of healthy and meaningful communication.
How do we continue to live our lives with purpose when things don’t look the way we thought they should?
Showing empathy tells people you’re putting your own interests aside for a while.
The good news is that saying no is a skill you can sharpen.
There is a direct correlation between how much joy you experience and how deeply connected you are.
The new film, Never Give Up, shares Brad Minn’s inspirational true story and encourages us to push past any barrier to make our lives matter.