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Can a Christian have an opinion about illegal immigration and what do we do if our opinion is not the most popular opinion?  This episode focuses on how we draw conclusions and what we do when our view is opposed. 

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This episode's question comes to us from a mom of a special needs child.  She, like so many others, wonder if they are doing a good job.  Join me as we consider parenting through adversity and finding God's path as parents. 

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What should a Christian say to a person suffering?  It is very difficult at times to know what to say or do when visiting those that are dying or in the hospital.  This episode explores a biblical example of what to do in these situations.

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For many Christian parents a day comes in which a friend of your child asks them to go to church at their church.  Do you let them attend?  This questions is common for many Christian parents as there is concern that something can be said or done that could lead your child astray.  What should you do?  This episode will consider the different aspects of this question and as always focus on what God has provided us in his word. 

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Self-esteem is the value that we believe we have.  Where does a healthy self-esteem come from?  How do we gain a healthy value of ourselves and live knowing that value?  This episode will focus on seeing our value and building a healthy self-esteem

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As our kids grow up we get to teach them about sharing and giving to others.  Paul tells us that God loves a cheerful giver.  How do we get our kids to understand this principle?

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Christians support Christians.  This is the basis of fellowship and the Christian way of life.  When members have mental health concerns where do they turn for help?  Is the church doing enough to help support these members.  In this podcast we will explore things that can be done in the church to better support those that have mental health concerns. 

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Does a person that has a low IQ or cognitive ability need to worry about their salvation?  Many parents with special needs youth struggle to understand if they should be worried about their child's salvation.  In this episode we tackle this topic to give clarity and hope for minds that do not have the ability to understand.  

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In this episode we get a question from a Christian woman that knows a couple that has not had their prayer for children answered.  They have gone through many things to be able to have a baby but the attempts have been unsuccessful.  She wants to know how to help this couple due to the fear that their faith is decreasing the longer they do not get what they are asking.  How does she help support this couple through this trying time?

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Is there really a difference between worry and concern?  It would seem that we are to reduce our worry but does that impact our feelings of concern?  Let's get real... the true question is "Can I somehow mask my focus on worrying by calling it concern?"  It is hard at times to let go and let God.  Is worry all bad or is it acceptable at times if I mask it as "concern"?