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From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Teaching Them Young
This Episode: Proverbs 5:7-18
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Teaching Them Young
This Episode: Proverbs 4 & 5
In 2016 about 20% of US adults had chronic pain – that’s about 50,000,000. Eight percent of those adults had high-impact pain – that’s about 20,000,000 people with debilitating chronic pain. People suffering from high-impact pain often suffer in isolation and without much understanding or sympathy. They don’t have a cast or any visible sign of injury, yet their pain changes the way they live life. In this Help & Hope podcast, Dr. Betters talks with Bill Condon, who knows what it is to not only experience chronic pain with no hope of healing, but also the devastation of the losses that often accompanies chronic pain. Bill explains how depression took him into such a dark place he no longer wanted to live. Yet in the middle of debilitating pain, Bill’s story is one of hope. If you or someone you love suffers from any kind of ongoing pain, Bill’s story will encourage you, and help you find a way to walk by faith in the middle of the pain and/or come alongside someone who lives with chronic pain.
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Teaching Them Young
This Episode: Proverbs 4 & 5
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Teaching Them Young
This Episode: Proverbs 2 & 3
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Teaching Them Young
This Episode: Proverbs 1:1-10
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Stop! Turn Around!
This Episode: Jonah 4:1-11
Is it ever ok to question God’s love or wisdom, especially when you love and serve Him but experience tremendous loss? Dr. Frank A. James, President and Professor of Historical Theology at Missio Seminary in Pennsylvania joins Dr. Chuck F. Betters to talk about this very question. Frank’s story of loss started when his younger brother, Kelly, was trapped in a snow cave on Mt. Hood and an unyielding blizzard prevented rescue. News outlets from all over the world covered the fear and anguish of Frank’s family as they waited for news about Kelly. Frank describes the emotional roller coaster of hope, fear, confusion, despair and lament as they waited and then as they realized Kelly would not survive. As a professor, author, seminary president, how is it possible Frank struggled with hard theological questions about suffering and lament. Frank’s transparency will encourage you to better understand how God welcomes your questions and holds you tightly in His grip when you struggle to understand His purposes
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Stop! Turn Around!
This Episode: Jonah 4:1-11
From Dr. Chuck Betters' series Stop! Turn Around!
This Episode: Jonah 2:10-3:10
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