It's a new school year- and if you are a parent you typically want to make the very best decision for your child. But...what is that? Many Christians claim homeschooling is the better choice because let's face it, the public school system is becoming more and more bold as the school steps into parent role. 

Today's discussion isn't to shame or guilt anyone but to give tools and encouragement to decide what's best for YOUR kiddo.

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If you have ever been on the receiving end of someone telling you "It's all God's plan" as you walk through a hard season, you know it wasn't the most helpful (or was it?)

In today's episode we go over a question we received: "Why does God give cancer and take it away but never a cure to remove it entirely?"

While we can't give a response that makes anyone feel better, we CAN have a conversation around why does God "allow" 'bad' things to happen? And how can we as Christians show up better for those who are hurting?

As always, send us your thoughts, questions OR disagreements: https://foothillsonline.com/between-sundays-podcast

What happens when mental illness, faith, tragedy, and questions of accountability collide?In this episode of Between Sundays, we’re having a difficult conversation about mental illness and the Christian response to cases like Lindsay Clancy’s. Can someone be genuinely and severely mentally ill while also being responsible for horrific actions? Where does compassion end and accountability begin? And why do Christians sometimes struggle to talk about mental illness with the same openness we use when talking about sin?We talk about postpartum psychosis, the stigma surrounding mental illness, what Christians should understand about severe psychiatric illness, and why asking for help is not a sign of weak faith.This isn’t a conversation with easy answers. It’s a conversation about wrestling with hard questions, caring for people who are suffering, protecting those who are vulnerable, and learning how to follow Jesus in the middle of really messy things.We also reference research and statistics from the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH).💬 Have a question or a faith struggle you want us to tackle? Send it to us — we want the real questions.Ask us your question❤️ Need help? Asking for help is OK. You don’t have to walk through hard things alone.Hope Counseling:Hope CounselingCelebrate Recovery:Celebrate RecoveryIf you or someone you know is in crisis: Call or text 988 for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline. It’s free, confidential, and available 24/7. (988 Lifeline)Asking for help isn’t weakness. Sometimes it’s the bravest thing you can do.

We’re kicking off Season 4 with a question Christians might not always want to ask:Why don’t people like Christians?And more importantly—why are people walking away from Christianity?In this episode of Between Sundays, we’re getting real about some of the biggest reasons people reject, question, or leave the Christian faith. Is it the Church? Hypocrisy? Judgment? Bad experiences? Doubts about God? Or something deeper?We’re not here to dodge the uncomfortable stuff. We’re here to talk about it.We even pull from a clip from Andy Frisella’s REAL AF Podcast to help get the conversation started—and then wrestle with what Christians should actually do with some of the criticism coming our way.Because following Jesus isn’t about pretending we have everything figured out. It’s about being willing to ask hard questions, listen, and actually DO something with what we learn.🔥 And this season, we want YOUR questions.What’s your biggest faith struggle? What have you always wanted to ask about Christianity? What question are you afraid Christians might judge you for asking?SEND IT TO US. Seriously.👉 Ask your question here:https://foothillsonline.com/between-sundays-podcastNo question is too awkward. Too uncomfortable. Or too “un-Christian.”This is Between Sundays—the Bible podcast for people who aren’t afraid to wrestle with real life.CLIP CREDIT: Andy Frisella / REAL AF with Andy Frisella — used for commentary and discussion. (Andy Frisella)

Every family has a story—but not every story looks the way we imagined.In this episode of Between Sundays, Katie sits down with her sister Amy to share an honest conversation about infertility, the emotional roller coaster of IVF, becoming a mom of six, navigating life with a daughter diagnosed with Rett syndrome, and choosing to homeschool through it all.This isn’t a story about having all the answers. It’s about faith when life doesn’t go according to plan, finding joy in the middle of heartbreak, and discovering that hope often grows in the places we least expect.Whether you’re walking through infertility, parenting a child with special needs, homeschooling, or simply wondering where God is in the middle of life’s hardest seasons, we hope this conversation encourages you.We’d love to hear your story in the comments. What part of this conversation resonated with you? If this episode encouraged you, don’t forget to Like, Subscribe, and Share it with someone who needs a little hope today.#Infertility #IVFJourney #RettSyndrome #SpecialNeedsParenting #HomeschoolLife #ChristianPodcast #FaithJourney #Motherhood #Hope #Parenting #BetweenSundays #Jesus #Testimony #ChristianLife #FoothillsCommunityChurch

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Monday can feel exhausting and un-motivating, so what better way than to feel encouraged and empowered to start the week strong in God's word. Today Pastor Dale speaks on BEING TRANSFORMED BY THE CHURCH. This is our last discussion on the topic of "Transformation"!Welcome to Season 3 of our podcast, now known as the BS Podcast (Between Sundays). We post weekly on Monday, Thursday, and Friday @ 5:30pm. So tune in for juicy stories, fun laughs, and most importantly, how the Word of God relates to our day to day life.Podcast Team:Dale SatrumKatie JonesJeremy Lara

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Monday can feel exhausting and un-motivating, so what better way than to feel encouraged and empowered to start the week strong in God's word. Today Pastor Dale talks about the last topic of transformation!Welcome to Season 3 of our podcast, now known as the BS Podcast (Between Sundays). We post weekly on Monday, Thursday, and Friday @ 5:30pm. So tune in for juicy stories, fun laughs, and most importantly, how the Word of God relates to our day to day life.Podcast Team:Dale SatrumKatie JonesJeremy LaraMusic Credit:Touché - Tigerblood Jewel

What is the difference between being hurt by a church and hurt by the gospel? Can someone genuinely follow Jesus while staying disconnected from church? If the church is a family, what is a healthy response to conflict?In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most well-known topics that push for complex conversations in our culture—and in the Church. With social media & many religious people speaking on this, we explore the questions many Christians are asking but often feel afraid to discuss out loud.According to data, 4 biggest reasons people left are...1. Perceived hypocrisy2. Politics being central (both conservatives and progressives)3. LGBT Issues4. Lack of authentic communityThis isn’t a debate full of talking points—it’s an honest conversation about faith, conviction, how we define things, and what it looks like to follow Jesus in a divided world.Join the conversation and let us know: Is "Church Hurt" misunderstood?Timestamps:00:00 Start0:15 Recap4:25 Intro13:25 Church Hurt Discussion1:10:00 Anthony Omari Hero StorySend us a message: [email protected] sure to follow us on Instagram: @bsundayspodcastWelcome to Season 3 of our podcast, now known as the BS Podcast (Between Sundays).BIG UPDATE FOR OUR CHANNEL! We will now post only on MONDAYS & THURSDAY @ 5:30pm now. So tune in for NEW types of videos, juicy stories, fun laughs, and most importantly, how the Word of God relates to our day to day life.We are back on Spotify & Apple Music!!! Give us a listen on our Between Sundays Podcast.Podcast Team:Dale Satrum, Katie Jones, and Jeremy LaraSOURCES:*Studies from Barna Group & PEW Research CenterSCRIPTURES:Proverbs 27:17 "Iron sharpens iron, so one person sharpens another."Luke 17:1 "Things that cause people to stumble are bound to come..."(Jesus)Matthew 18:15 "If your brother or sister sins against you, go and point out their fault..."Colossians 10:25 "Bear with each other and forgive one another if any of you has a grievanceagainst someone."Hebrews 10:25 "Not giving up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing..."MUSIC CREDITS:Music Credit:Touché - Tigerblood JewelMusic track: Horizons by AlegendSource: https://freetouse.com/musicFree Background Music for Video