Keeping Hope

In this episode of the Life In Rhythm Podcast, Stuart and Melissa sit down to talk with their friends Ryan and Kelsi Cole, to talk about their journey of pregnancy loss and how God is in the middle of redeeming their story. Part of the redemption has come in the form of an organization that was formed by Kelsi and one of her friends, a non-profit called Foreknown Ministries. Foreknown Ministries aims to walk alongside families facing their own pregnancy loss journey.

To  speak with the Cole's or anyone from Foreknown, be sure to follow the link from above, or text them at 719-626-8486.

God is in the business of turning beauty out of ashes. No matter how your story reads, give it to God and let Him write a masterpiece out of it!

Stuart and Melissa sit down to talk about the politically charged season and what that means for them when it comes to their faith and their family.

In this episode Stuart and Melissa talk about their top 5 favorite candies, and tell us what is the worlds top 5 favorite Halloween candies. They also walk down memory lane the it comes to their favorite Halloween memories, and discuss how, as Christian parents, do you talk to your kids about the Halloween season.

In this episode Stuart and Melissa answer a series of random questions.

Time may not be on our side, but actually working against us.

My Fitness Pal

What Happens In Your Body When you Fast?

We all face transitions in our lives, but can we find rhythm in the transition?

Happy Father's Day to all of the dads out there. 

In this episode Stuart and Melissa share their favorite memories they have with their dads and how you as a parent (present or future) can make some sweet memories with your kids that they will always remember.

Rest is a tricky thing to build into our lives. In this episode Melissa and Stuart talk about the rhythm of rest and how to practically build it into our lives.

Christian Planner

Our dear friends, Matt and Ashten Mizell, sit down with us today to talk about work and family. A little give and take is needed, but rhythm can be established in both areas.