BUILDING STRONG HOMES PODCAST: The Importance of the Family Table
The dinner table is an important ingredient in the glue that helps us build strong families. My siblings and my children would agree.
The dinner table is an important ingredient in the glue that helps us build strong families. My siblings and my children would agree.
Listen in as Marlene talks about her dream for what a growing, healthy community looks
You may feel ill-equipped for the battle (Giant problem) you are facing. You may see yourself as David or possibly even Goliath did in my BS. Listen today as we walk through Part 3 (of 5) of the David and Goliath battle.
You won’t find a “human” on this earth who can fill the role of soul-mate, that job is reserved only for Christ.
Listeners are encouraged to find their own rhythms of rest and to abide in God’s presence amidst the chaos of motherhood.
There are many who do the bare minimum and therefore miss vital opportunities to love their partner.
Whether dealing with addiction, loss, or daily challenges, this episode emphasizes that true fulfillment and victory come through a relationship with Jesus Christ. Tune in to gain insights on aligning your life with God’s will and discovering unexpected blessings along the way.
Are you wanting to get some help but have a husband who refuses to? Before you get upset or angry with them, give this episode a listen as Chris and Jamie shine some light on where their “no” might actually be coming from.
In this episode, Melissa shares practical tools and encouragement to help addicts and those who love them fight the battle of addiction.
When we choose to invest in our relationships with others, including our spouse, we store up treasures in heaven.
In this episode, Tennison and Ginelle continue their conversation with Marlene Allen and discuss how elders can prevent, protect, and even heal individuals from church hurt. Also, what does it look like to be an Elder in the Kingdom?
Looking further into David and Goliath, today we will study Eliab-David’s oldest brother. Listen in and gain perspective of how our Goliath will present in relationships sometimes and how you can SHIFT from them.
In this episode of the Connected Mom podcast, Becky Harling and Arlene Pellicane discuss the complexities of marriage, emphasizing the importance of making conscious decisions to strengthen relationships.
Learning to work through our conflicts in a healthy way has become an extremely important part of our bonding as a couple.
Be inspired to start your own journey with practical steps and spiritual goals. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking to ignite their faith and experience God’s manifested presence in their life and ministry.
Do you know the difference between what normal problems are versus what real, we need help, problems are? In this episode, we’re getting real and honest as we share 8 signs that your marriage may need some professional help. Trust us when we say that this is information you truly want.
Today I’m honored to introduce you to my podcasting mentor, Alana Dawson. Alana has such an amazing story about how God got her attention after she had a life-threatening pulmonary embolism a few months after she experienced a miscarriage.
Elders who are deeply rooted, know who they are, and can see those around them through the eyes of heaven are invaluable in their community.
Resolve to live, and learn to love, every purposeful season in your life right now.
Today, we look at how the enemy will try to get us to look at our own battles as GOLIATH-size problems.
Language is profoundly contextualized by various idioms, modes of speech, and cultural frameworks.
Becky Harling speaks with health and wellness coach Christine Trimpe about her journey to overcoming sugar addiction and achieving better health. Christine shares her personal story of struggling with weight, the impact of a busy lifestyle on her health, and the importance of inviting God into her journey.
The conference focused on fostering intimacy with God over performance-based ministry. They emphasize the ultimate goal of knowing Jesus deeply, regardless of life’s external circumstances.
Are you or your spouse facing a hard time? Has life just been rough for one or both of you lately? If so, you’ll want to tune in for this episode. We’re sharing some encouragement and some practical tips on how to show up in times of need for one another.r spouse or if it sounds like you, today’s episode on avoiding in marriage is for you!
Does God provide specific direction for real-world questions? Questions like, “Is this the right job? And, what college should my child attend?” The answer is a resounding yes. In this episode, you will discover how to access God’s divine wisdom in any situation.
As elders also share stories of how it is for us to act, they create safety and security for the community at large.
Today’s SALTY looks at Proverbs 21:9 and 21:19—the contentious wife. Do your past or present ways make you argumentative? Is it making your husband not be around you?
In this episode of the Connected Mom Podcast, host Becky Harling engages with Justin and Trisha Davis, who share their insights on breaking the cycle of dysfunction in family dynamics.
When I’m hurt, it’s as if a huge chasm develops between me and my husband.
Drew and Tim address the urgent and daunting issue of trafficking and its impact on the church and the next generation.
Does your spouse constantly walk away or shut down communication with you? Do they struggle or rarely share how they feel, except for anger? Maybe you find yourself struggling to believe that they even care about you anymore. If any of this sounds like your spouse or if it sounds like you, today’s episode on avoiding in marriage is for you!
Today’s guest is someone I’m privileged to introduce you to, my daughter, Elise Roper. Elise has such an amazing testimony of how God took some deeply painful disappointments in her life and strengthened her faith and trust in Him.
Elders also fill the holes in the community that arise because of the immaturity that is present.
“Why isn’t he being the spiritual leader of our home??” This was my biggest BS complaint I had to my mentor Mrs B. She gave me the answer and I share it with you today along with a deeper dive.
Trying to get along with our mates without the necessary information is like building a house without the architectural diagrams.
In part two of Jacque’s testimony, join us as she shares her life experiences, how the Lord has taught her through the various seasons of her life, and her encouragement for mamas in the trenches. Listen to hear more of Jackie’s nursing journey, how her sinful past affected her parenting and how she told her own children about her abortion.
In Loving Samaritans, pastor Terry Crist demonstrates how it’s possible to live a life of radical inclusivity without compromising one’s beliefs or the truth of the Gospel.
In this episode of The Connected Mom podcast, host Becky Harling engages in a heartfelt conversation with author Cristina Wright about the challenges and emotional journey of launching children into adulthood.
Join Drew and Tim on the Eyes on Jesus podcast as they explore the importance of dating your spouse, navigating different seasons of marriage, and finding creative ways to keep the love alive.
Do you have adult children, or are you dreading the day when they become adults and fly out of the nest? Well, today’s episode is for you. Your job as mom and dad is not over, so don’t worry about that, BUT, it will look different than it has for the last 18 years.
Daphne’s biological father left before she was born, and she never really knew him. But God blessed her with a wonderful stepfather when her mom married her third and final husband.And if you’ve ever wanted to know what it’s like being the Chick-Fil-A cow, Daphne gives us the scoop from her own personal experience.
Because of God’s Love in us, our marriage is a bright and shining example for others to see the Love of Christ in us.
“Elders by definition have a really well developed right brain skill set…they know how to model a secure attachment,…attune to others emotions even if they don’t agree with what happened,…very good at seeing the gold in a person…” — Michel Hendricks
Listen in to why John 4:14 is so special and refreshing to me. I pray it gives you hope in witnessing to others.
Hear Jacque share her journey through abortion and even assisting in abortion as a nurse. Hear how the Lord rescued her mightily and savingly. Our conversation was full of smiles and yes, even tears as we hear her beautiful story of God’s grace. Listen and be blessed!
It’s worth evaluating and reassessing a plan or you’re bound to repeat the mistakes of your past.
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.
Becky and Asheritah Ciuciu, a bestselling author and speaker, explore themes of motherhood, joy, and the nature of God, emphasizing the importance of delighting in Jesus amidst life’s challenges.
Drew and Tim address the urgent and daunting issue of trafficking and its impact on the church and the next generation.
We need friends in our lives. God designed us for community and for relationships. When He says we’re better together, we need to believe Him. But what if it’s hard and we don’t think we need friends or have no idea how to make them?
Casey Jones’ story is real and honest and gives hope to those who are going through their own difficult journey. I know you’ll be blessed by Casey’s story.
“Gentle Protectors are willing to share in the pain that they create…Predators want to put their pain on you so they don’t feel any of it.” — Jen Coursey
Are you looking at others on social media for validation? Are you disturbed that you can’t be like them? I hope this episode gives you some HOPE today in your own validation.
In this podcast, hear testimonies from those whose life and health have been changed through gently detoxifying their bodies using TRS. Hear testimonies from those with Auto-Immune Diseases, Thyroid Issues, Type 2 Diabetes, Autism, Cerebral Palsy, and Vaccine Damage. Also, learn about TRS during pregnancy, childbirth, and with babies. Listen now!
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.”
Tessa shares her journey from a non-practicing Muslim background to discovering Jesus through dreams and the love of Christian friends.
Drew and Tim emphasize the need for community, structure, and accountability within the church body. The conversation highlights the dangers of self-directed spirituality and the trend of prioritizing personal comfort over collective worship.
Do you ever find yourself pursuing the happiness of your spouse at the expense of your own well-being or your own desires? Join us and find out what the roots of that people-pleasing may be and what to do about it. You both deserve a voice in your marriage!
God uses us as His coworkers to love our neighbors through our marriages.
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What I need to remember when I feel up against the wall, is that controlling the wall is NOT my only option.
In this episode, they discuss what it looks like when Elders are leading from fear. They will also talk about Elders who are motivated by love can create communities where Love, joy, and trust are fully alive.
Are you internal storms creating a frenzy that want to take out those around you? Are the little boats in your life being casualties in your storm? Open up to Mark 4:36-40 with me today and let’s see how Jesus tells us to handle it.
Join us as we speak with Israel Wayne (FamilyRenewal.org) and address questions you or your family members may have about homeschooling. Listen to part two of a two-part series.
In the face of unthinkable circumstances, Noree Bowbeer’s uncommon courage gave the gift of life to her son, Christian Johnson.
Have you ever thought about the Bible as God’s love letter to you? Join Becky and Rachael Adams as they have a conversation about biblical love and practical ways to live out love for others.
Drew and Tim share insights on mental health for pastors, the decline in evangelism, and shifts in church models. They also talk about community engagement, the future of mega-churches, and the role of AI in ministry.
Is your marriage in a funk? Have you lost the friendship that you once had? Let today’s episode be just the encouragement you need to rekindle that long-lost friendship. It’s vital to the longevity of your marriage and on this episode, we’re letting you know why and giving you some tips on how to get it back!
Today’s guest, Anna Bargeron, almost died after she delivered her first child. Because her pregnancy had been uneventful, doctors were mystified by her extreme sickness after delivery. After they finally discovered the reason for her near-death experience, Anna and her husband had to make the difficult decision of whether or not to get pregnant again or, instead, seek to adopt.
Join Tennison and Ginelle as they begin a conversation with Chris and Jen Coursey, Authors and founders Thrive Today. Listen in as they talk about their personal journey into the elder stage.
The world makes it ugly; Christian women are rarely taught about it, and it’s all in the Bible! Listen today as we walk through the Word of God to see how we should submit as Jesus shows us first.
Join us as we speak with Israel Wayne (FamilyRenewal.org) and address questions you or your family members may have about homeschooling. Listen to part one of a two-part series.
Is unbridled freedom dividing America?
Kenza grew up in a Muslim household and practiced the pillars of Islam. Jesus appeared to her in a dream, and her life has never been the same. Join Kenza and Becky as they discuss the journey from darkness to light.
If you’re pursuing “infatuation” more than love, then you’re putting your marriage at risk!
We want to ask for prayer or share a praise request with those closest to us, that’s part of friendship.
Drew and Tim discuss the importance of intentionally seeking the presence of God through daily habits and practical steps. They emphasize the significance of achieving goals in spiritual disciplines like prayer, Bible reading, fasting, journaling, worship, and evangelism.
In today’s part 2 conversation, we’re tackling some bad advice around the topic of sex and pornography, and you’ll likely not believe some of the stats we’re sharing. We even share some hard truths about bad advice that can come from the church. Have a listen today as we try to set the record straight on these tough topics.
Ruthie talks about the importance of mentors and hospitality and says, “There’s just something special about welcoming people into your home. Mentoring and hospitality are important topics to discuss when it comes to building strong, godly homes. It’s one significant way we can change the landscape of America when it comes to family.
In this episode, they discuss what it looks like when Elders are leading from fear. They will also talk about Elders who are motivated by love can create communities where Love, joy, and trust are fully alive.
I have 4 words in the Bible that I love. You may be surprised at them, yet be sure to listen to this quick SALTY of my ‘why.’
Jacque’s heart is breaking for our culture, where 4 out of 5 mothers use a bottle rather than breastfeeding. In this episode, we talk about the need to return to supporting the beauty of breastfeeding.
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.
Becky Harling shares heartfelt insights on motherhood, focusing on three essential gifts mothers can give their children: being present, expressing gratitude, and praying for them.
In this episode, we will expose the gripping power of social media and pornography on the lives of Christians and provide practical strategies for overcoming these addictions through openness and reliance on God’s guidance and accountability from other Christians.
Have you ever gotten horrible marriage advice? What about advice that you thought sounded good but turned out it really wasn’t? In today’s episode, we’re shedding some light on some of what we believe to be some bad advice that won’t help your marriage. In fact, we’re so passionate about you hearing the truth about your marriage that we made this a 2-part series.
From the outside, it looked like Celeste Vaughan had a charmed life, but inside she was just trying to get through the day. She actually got to the point where she didn’t even care whether or not she was healed; she just wanted to know why she was having to walk this horrific journey.
Listen in as Dr. Warner talks about the 7-17-70 rule in community, and why know the stories of others are so crucial to feeling connected. Also, learn what his dream for community looks like in family and church.
The more time I spent reading the Bible, journaling, and listening to God, the more strength and peace I found.
Naomi joins me today to share her personal testimony on submitting. She gives several experiences with gems of wisdom!
If we have something important to say, there will be time to say it.
Join Anne in part two of our homeopathic conversation, where she shares how we can be prepared for the next wave of colds and flu. Hear the story of her husband’s sickness due to shedding. Plus, what are a few remedies that those that are just starting their homeopathic journey should begin to have on hand?
May this post bring you greater clarity on when to confront and when to surrender the situation to God.
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.
Are you a caregiver? Do you feel exhausted and overwhelmed? Join Becky and Jessica Ronne as they discuss caregiving with grace and grit.
This type of control is all about who has the power in the relationship.
Drew and Tim delve into the concept of spiritual blindness, explaining how it impedes personal growth and spiritual maturity.
Is conflict something you tend to run from? Does the mere thought of someone, especially your spouse, being upset with you almost throw you into a panic? If this is you, or your spouse, we’ve got you covered on today’s episode! Join us as we shed some light and some hope on the reasons that might be fueling your disdain for conflict.
Kristen Gault has an amazing story of hope after beating stage two triple-negative breast cancer. After 16 rounds of chemo, 33 radiation treatments, and several surgeries, she’s now cancer-free and is still declaring God’s goodness in her life.
Was Jesus talking about a husband, telling him to not destroy his own marriage?