This week on The Bible for Kids Podcast, hosts Mike Nawrocki and Tricia Goyer sit down with Rev. Chris Lee to talk about his brand-new children’s book, You Are Beloved.Rev. Chris Lee has inspired thousands through his spiritual reflections on social media and in his 2024 bestselling adult book, Know You Are Beloved. Now, he brings that same message of faith, encouragement, and identity in Christ to young readers with a beautifully illustrated picture book designed for children ages 4–8.You Are

Send us a text The silent danger of drowning lurks in every pool, pond, and hot tub - but don't let fear keep your family from enjoying water activities this summer. Today's episode provides life-saving knowledge that empowers parents to create multiple layers of protection around curious toddlers. Did you know the American Academy of Pediatrics now recommends swimming lessons starting at just one year old? We explore why this early start builds water confidence before fear has a chance to d...

It’s time for our annual spooky episode! 👻This year, Maya’s best friend of almost 30 years, Rachel — aka ⁠@realmotherofcats⁠ — joins us for a night of creepy stories and lots of laughs.We take turns reading eerie tales about dating gone wrong, haunted camp experiences, and parenting moments that’ll make you shiver. It’s funny, chilling, and perfectly unhinged in the best way.Whether you’re handing out candy or hiding under a blanket, this is the perfect listen for Halloween Day 🎃Don't forget

Show Notes: Melodies of Resilience: How Music Shapes a Child’s Mind with Adrian EdwardPodcast: Homeschool CuriousHost: Morgan BergstromGuest: Adrian Edward, Founder of Color Me Mozart Topic: Adrian Edward founder of Color Me Mozart smiling with colorful musical instruments, symbolizing early music education for children Episode Summary In this inspiring episode of the Homeschool Curious podcast, Morgan Bergstrom sits down with Adrian Edward, the founder of Color Me Mozart, to explore how music

Here's what we're reading, recommending, and revisiting this week.Catherine's library find is what her library calls "Boomerang Books." These are titles that aren't cataloged and can't be checked out. You can just borrow them for as long as you need them, then bring them back for the next person to enjoy. Mentioned: Beach Read by Emily Henry, Little Free Libraries.​Terri's random recommendation is Dancing with the Stars-themed this week. She suggests checking out the DWTS episodes of celebrity

Have you heard this criticism of Christians? “They’re so heavenly minded, they’re no earthly good.” Focusing on the world to come doesn’t mean that we are to leave the present world as it is, but everything we do, say, and teach our boys should be filtered through the lens of eternity. What are the Lord’s instructions for you during your time here on Earth? Act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God. Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all ...

A nine-year-old steals the show this week with possibly the funniest secret ever - let’s just say the wall may need a clean and grandad has a new title! Plus, Soph and Emma hear from a mum expecting a potential Christmas baby, and a babysitter who made a big impression on one tiny human. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gee Canlas and Abby Asistio: The Fun and Fearless Duo Behind “Say Wuht?!”Gee Canlas and Abby Asistio are a fun and dynamic duo who kept our conversation light and full of laughter. They reminisced about their early days as artists and influencers—when humor was their go-to style... and shared how they’ve evolved as individuals over time.Today, they remain funny and authentic, but their content carries more depth and meaning, reflecting their growth as mature, purpose-driven creators.We’re thrilled

Libby Interviews Ruth Rowntree, Speech and Language Therapist and Founder of Speech Apraxia UK dedicated to information, advocacy and support for individuals with Speech Apraxia. https://speechapraxia.co.uk/Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS) is the new term which was previously known as verbal dyspraxia in the UK but Ruth is keen that all types of apraxia is supported.Speech Apraxia UK are a growing, internationally recognised leading non-commercial community organisation which reaches 85+

John 4:46-54 (NLT)46 As he traveled through Galilee, he came to Cana, where he had turned the water into wine. There was a government official in nearby Capernaum whose son was very sick. 47 When he heard that Jesus had come from Judea to Galilee, he went and begged Jesus to come to Capernaum to heal his son, who was about to die.48 Jesus asked, “Will you never believe in me unless you see miraculous signs and wonders?”49 The official pleaded, “Lord, please come now before my little boy dies.”50

In this powerful call, Elizabeth begins to understand why she has been willing to accept her boyfriend's lying and cheating instead of hitting the eject button on their relationship. Call 1-800-DR-LAURA / 1-800-375-2872 or make an appointment at DrLaura.comFollow me on social media:Facebook.com/DrLauraInstagram.com/DrLauraProgramYouTube.com/DrLauraJoin My Family!!Receive my Weekly Newsletter + 20% off my Marriage 101 course & 25% off Merch! Sign up now, it's FREE!Each week you'll get new articles,

🎧 Episode 20 - Happy Halloween! 🎃👻This week’s episode lands just in time for Halloween and it’s full of the real-life trick-or-treat moments of parenting neurodivergent kids.Dan opens up about a tough week navigating the fallout of Frankie’s haircut last week and the emotional sting that comes when connection feels lost. Ben reflects on his own experiences with Oscar’s dysregulation, gaming frustrations, and how staying calm in the storm takes constant patience and navigation (his “VPN”

A bit of a different topic this week as Ryan and Crofton share stories about times that they felt misunderstood for being a parent and advice on how to support your parent friends as they embark on a sometimes scary, always tiring, new journey. But before that Crofton has more to say on Hades II, while Ryan watches The Meg with Kayden and Peacemaker Season 2 by himself. All of this and one of the boys gets a new pet! Come listen!DiscussionStart - New Family Pet25:20 - Dungeons1:39:09 - Parenting 101

Sagi Ayalon is a man who has had to start over. His story spans continents, careers, and deep inner transformations. Born in Israel and now living in New York, Sagi’s life has taken him from the army to entrepreneurship, from marriage and fatherhood to heartbreak and profound spiritual renewal.After losing not only his marriage but also connection with his two young sons, Sagi turned to his Buddhist practice — not to escape, but to understand, to heal, and to rediscover what it means to live with

The November edition of the Dads on the Rocks Podcast is here with a Halloween recap (sort of), a recent vacation, new music, our reasons to be thankful, and we remind Andre to take the salmon out before bed. Enjoy!

Living with ongoing medical needs often means living with a lot of stuff — from syringes and wound care items to tube feeds and mobility aids. In this episode, I dive into practical ways to organise medical supplies so they don’t take over your home. Hear real-life examples, clever storage strategies, and thoughtful tips for managing expiry dates, ordering cycles, and bulky deliveries. Whether you’re caring for yourself or a loved one, this conversation will help you create calm, accessible systems

Hang onto your sauna hats for a wild episode six as Dave and Matt make some bold declarations, stumble into some hilarious uncharted territory and finally crack into "the Tanya beers". Two things they love. Two things they hate. Two things they don't give a sh*t about. This week featuring: the slow burn of a top notch stogie (or maybe an entire unexpected gift box full of Esplendidos?), pushing through the "why the f**k am I doing this" of long distance, unwelcome changes & menu fails, h...

In this episode, Coach Ilya shares his story - how his passion for fitness and serving others lead him into the world of coaching. From early struggles to finding his purpose through faith, family, and fitness, Ilya's journey is inspiring and an awesome reminder that God can use our challenges to shape our calling.

Parenting a child with ADHD can bring moments of frustration, guilt, and uncertainty, but also connection, growth, and hope. In this week’s episode, we’re joined by local advocates from ADHDKC who are helping families navigate the journey with confidence and compassion.In our conversation, we discuss: How Jeremy and Kristen each found their calling in ADHD advocacy and how it became personal for their families. How their understanding of ADHD has evolved through years of work and lived

In this episode of the Inchstones Podcast, host Sarah Kernion sits down with Shahriar Afshar, autism parent and founder of the Autism Innovation Lab, to explore how technology, community, and unconditional love are reshaping the future of autism parenting and neurodiversity support. Together, Sarah and Shahriar discuss the emotional layers of parenting a child with autism—from grief and resilience to acceptance and hope. They unpack the gendered