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This week Wayne is joined by his good friend and fellow minister, Logan Summers. The discussion centers around the difficulty of divorce and how we can spiritually and emotionally heal from separation, betrayal, and heartache. In this frank conversation, issues of forgiveness, trauma, and abandonment are considered in light of Scripture. We pray that anyone impacted by such a terrible situation can find peace and strength.
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Wayne's email - [email protected]
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Who shapes your life and influences your walk of faith? In this week’s episode, Wayne is joined by Caleb Griffith for a thoughtful conversation about friendship, mentorship, and the importance of being intentional about who you invite into your inner circle. Together, they explore how relationships shape character, direction, and spiritual growth.
Episode Resources:
https://www.browntrailschoolofpreaching.com
In the first episode of the new season, Wayne welcomes his high school best friend, Chris Butler. Together, they explore Chris’s personal journey to faith, the ripple effect of his conversion on his family, and the ongoing work of spiritual transformation that continues long after baptism.
Episode Resources:
https://roadofredemption.com
One of the greatest challenges of leadership is persuading people to follow. Too often, leaders resort to aggressive or forceful tactics to overcome this difficulty. Yet Scripture warns against such approaches (1 Peter 1:1-4). In this episode, fellow Light Network host Chance Hicks joins the discussion to share practical advice on how to avoid domineering leadership and instead cultivate influence through patience, love, and kindness.
This week Wayne is joined by his good friend and fellow preacher, Lennie Reagan. Together they offer advice and wisdom for young men as they approach marriage. A godly spouse is a blessing from the Lord. But as men, we should treat that blessing as sacred and special. That often begins before we ever say, "I do."
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