Eyres on the Road

By BYUradio

Richard and Linda Eyre are world traveling family coaches. Their common-sense approach to parenting brings hope and encouragement to parents everywhere. A production of BYUradio.... more

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Number 1: PERCEIVING A PARENTAL GOD RATHER THAN A SOVEREIGN GOD
Continuing their preview of their forthcoming book FAMILYCENTRIC, Richard and Linda, after offering some thoughts on the movie they saw the night before, focus on a list of the dramatic changes that come over someone who has a paradigm shift and progresses from believing in the divine only as a creator and a power to believing in God as our literal Spiritual Father.
August 22, 202634min
Number 2: GRATITUDE, GENEROSITY, STEWARDSHIP, AND NOTHINGNESS
Today the Eyres lead us on a deep dive into Thankfulness and Gratitude and what they can lead to. With Fall and the Thanksgiving season approaching, we can explore the connections between gratitude and happiness, and can find the circular relationship of the four complementing gifts and paradigms of gratitude, generosity, stewardship and humility or "nothingness."
September 12, 202632min
Number 3: The Versus (v.) or the Ampersand (&)
Today, after some banter about New York and Tennis and Grandkids, Richard and Linda dive into a discussion about two opposite mentalities: The win-lose, opposition and competition based "versus thinking" and the win-win, cooperation and synergistic "ampersand thinking." It is a comparison that is relevant in thinking about politics, about society, and about relationships.
September 05, 202631min
Number 4: FAMILYCENTRIC
The advance copies of the Eyre's new book arrived today, so they share their feelings about it in this episode and focus on the inclusivity and comfort that comes in thinking of God as a literal Heavenly Father and viewing all humans as our spiritual siblings. The connecting areal roots of Banyan trees or the intertwined roots of Aspen trees are a metaphor of how we are all connected.
August 29, 202633min
Number 5: WHO ARE YOUR PEOPLE?
In this episode, Linda and Richard do some reflecting and pose the question "Who are our people?" and explore the many ways, micro and macro, that it can be answered. They pay tribute to podcast listeners who are "their people" in terms of having read their books and raised their children "together." Then they pose the question "WHERE do you want to be in three years?"
August 15, 202630min