The greatest born among women, Jesus called him. Yet this man, who was set aside by God to proclaim Christ's deity, questioned it deeply. John Reinhard and Brian Sutter explain three critical lessons we learn from the way John the Baptist dealt with his doubt.

Because doubt is such an affront to faith, it can be ignored in Christian circles. Yet John Reinhard and Brian Sutter see doubt much differently. Doubt is not an affront to faith, it is necessary for faith.

Families are a system. A set of dynamic moving parts that effect and influence each other. Over time they form up our norms for family life. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Kaleb Beyer exposes the nuances of family systems and helps us notice where adjustments can be made.

Giving and receiving a "no" is painful. Ron Messner and Amber Miller discuss the complexities that swirl when this has happened. While easy answers will not be given, a cradle for carrying the difficult questions will be.

Marriage decision making is under consideration in this episode of Breaking Bread. Guests Ron Messner and Amber Miller discuss critical elements that form up "marriage by faith".

If He hasn't already, God will likely force your hand to face your fear. At the core of fear is trust and God very much desires to shift our fears from circumstances to a reverent fear of Him. In this episode Roger Gasser helps us make this transition.

What are you afraid of? Often fear lurks just below the surface of our lives. While the fear itself may be concealed, its manifestations are not. In this episode Roger Gasser helps us understand fear - what it is, its purpose and how to deal with it.

We know life is not a sprint, but at times it sure feels like it is and we need a serious breather. The fact is, God intends for us to have a breather, quite regularly actually. He has created us to need rest. His rest affords us the respite to be resilient.

In part 1, Kaleb Beyer and Ted Witzig Jr. unpacked what abuse in marriage looks like. In this episode they walk us through the daunting and tricky task of responding to abusive marital situations. We learn a great deal by listening to them speak to both victims and abusers.

News of abuse is all too common today. Sorting out fact from fiction can be challenging. In this episode, Ted Witzig Jr. and Kaleb Beyer stick to the facts as they walk us through the ins and outs of marital abuse.