10 Under

Join Nathan, Jessie and special guest Emma Daman as they explore what it means to "know thy self", and how inwardly processing who you are directly effects your relationships, your behavior and overall sense of purpose.

Join us today for epic stuff. Soda taste testing, popcorn warfare, and blind pictionary. You won't want to miss this episode of 10 under.

In this episode of "10 Under" we talk about the effects that divorce can have on adolescents. The truth is that at some point in your life you're going to deal with divorce (whether in your own family or in a friends family). What should you know about the effect that divorce can have on teenagers? Hopefull from listening to this episode of "10 Under" you will gain a few tools to save for later or implement now.

Also, huge thanks to Tim Neale for being on the podcast!

join the GCR youth and family team as they dive into their personal relationships with their own siblings, discuss ways you can better love your siblings (even when they drive you crazy), and explore ways you can help out a friend in need.

Tune in for this week's episode of 10 Under where we talk with Katy Wall about ways that you can stay connected without violating good health practices.

Join Nathan, Jessie and Family Minister Jason Allen as they dive into recent world events, differences between self care and self help and how to be okay with failing.

In this episode we talk about where we should place our identity. It may be unrealistic to expect our students to answer the question "who are you?" with "I'm so-and-so a saint of Christ" but in what ways should we change our thinking and action to better glorify our heavenly father? This an more in this episode.

On todays episode of 10 below, we talk about community tragedies. Part of the reason we are talking about this is obviously because of COVID-19 but we truly believe that this topic is evergreen. People can use the information in this podcast for decades to come. Here are the three main points hyper condensed.

1) It is Normal

2) It can be Serious

3) Ask good Questions

We also cover the question of "how do I have a good relationship with my parents?". We re contextualize that into "how to have a healthy relationship with our parents" and give some practical ways to go about that.