Joey sits down with Roger and Marcia Lamb the authors of "This Doesn't Feel Like Love Either" for a Page-Turner Journal interview.

0:00 Introduction

1:18 Roger and Marcia Lamb's Ministry Testimony

12:20 Reconciling Faith with Immense Suffering

24:14 Lessons Learned: Parenting and Unconditional Love

34:13 The Meaning Behind "Waste Not Your Suffering"

41:18 Advice for Supporting Someone Through Grief

46:12 The Importance of "Sharing, Not Comparing"

50:50 Silent Grief and Helping Kids Through Faith

58:19 Final Takeaways and Encouragement for the Journey

1:07:37 Closing Thoughts and Resources

Roger and Marcia Lamb served in the ministry for 54 years. Roger served as Director of Media for the ICOC family of churches. Marcia is an award-winning writer and playwright including books, articles, plays and several short films based on Jesus’ parables and The Cross. She has performed one-woman plays to many large audiences.

The Lambs have been married for 54 years. With honesty and vulnerability, they share their roller coaster journey of joy and sorrow in parenting, walking their parents and siblings home and losing two of their adult children while holding fast to their motto: “Waste Not Your Suffering.”

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Kit Cummings joins the Page-Turner Journal Podcast to share his remarkable journey. From addiction and a wild life outside Atlanta, to a midnight baptism, a thriving ministry, and eventually walking away from it all, he opens up about hitting rock bottom, getting sober, finding his calling in prisons and danger zones, and the 14-year daily prayer practice that became his book 40 Days of Prayer: Seven Steps to Spiritual Breakthrough.Whether you're stuck in your faith, distant from God, or just looking to reignite your prayer life, this conversation will challenge and inspire you.Get the book:https://ipibooks.com/products/forty-days-of-prayer?srsltid=AfmBOoqdBMIpEnjbkhmoTLKFOWmLOiq7T364IHPkhU0QNzsNxzYYRQ1bConnect with Kit: www.kitcummings.comPower of Peace Project: www.powerppeaceproject.org

Joey Hungerford interviews Andy Fleming about his new book "Walking in the Light", written out of research sparked by challenges around church discipline, public warnings, and disfellowship, but focused mainly on cultivating open, transparent relationships that keep churches healthy and prevent crises. Andy discusses why Matthew 18 is difficult to follow, what happens when conflict is avoided, and how discipline should be an extension of love rather than a leadership announcement. He argues for leadership transparency about decision-making principles, and describes a practice he developed in 1990s Moscow: involving a person’s closest relationships in a focused group that pleads for repentance and, if necessary, confirms the need for next steps. Andy emphasizes confessing weaknesses and temptations before sin, warns against unnecessary details, and notes his book includes end-of-chapter discussion questions and models for the Matthew 18 church discipline process. Order "Walking in the Light": https://ipibooks.com/products/walking-in-the-light00:00 Welcome and Introductions00:57 Why Write the Book02:26 Why Matthew 18 Is Hard04:21 Discipline as Church Love06:56 Confession Before Sin08:21 Transparent Leadership Decisions09:56 Friends Led Intervention Model11:59 What Writing Taught Me16:03 Confession Without Details18:22 Encouragement and Study Questions19:21 Other Books by Andy22:34 Where to Find More

Jesus the Unreasonable with Collin LeeIn this episode, Joey Hungerford interviews Colin Lee on the Page-Turner Journal podcast about Lee’s new book, Jesus the Unreasonable. Lee shares his background growing up in a Christian environment as a Korean raised in Malaysia, studying aerospace engineering at USC, and becoming a disciple after attending a campus “Bible talk,” studying the Bible for six days, and being baptized on June 16, 1990. He explains his current role shepherding at Santa Clarita Valley Church of Christ and describes writing the book after feeling spiritually and emotionally tired and returning to Jesus’ words. Lee discusses his succinct Hemingway-inspired writing style, highlights his favorite chapter on “unreasonable truth” and concerns about false teaching, explains why Jesus’ perfection standard is “unreasonable,” and covers devotion, forgiveness modeled by Jesus “in real time,” and his other books and upcoming projects.Jesus the Unreasonable is available on IPI Books: https://ipibooks.com/products/jesus-the-unreasonable?srsltid=AfmBOooFrPp87mHLG2WdO6SHjCW6Za5IwsTW_RNVhyjgoKBPADQyW4xM00:00 Welcome and Guest Intro00:35 Colin’s Faith Journey03:07 Ministry Role Today03:29 Why He Wrote the Book04:35 Writing Style and Hemingway06:08 Chapter on Truth08:05 Why Jesus Is Unreasonable09:41 Jesus at the Center11:10 Devotion vs Fanaticism14:43 Forgiveness in Real Time17:18 Other Books and Awards18:08 What He’s Writing Next18:44 Where to Get the Books19:25 Closing and Farewell

Joey Hungerford sits down with Daren Overstreet, author of Biblically Resilient Parenting, to discuss raising kids with a biblical worldview in today's culture.Topics covered:• Why only 6% of Christians hold a fully biblical worldview• The danger of syncretism in Christian families• Combating the cultural lie that "you are enough"• Teaching the gospel framework to children• Practical strategies for screen time and biblical literacy• Dinner table practices for gospel-centered parentingWhether you're struggling with cultural influence on your kids or looking for practical biblical parenting resources, this conversation offers both conviction and hope.📚 Get the book: https://ipibooks.com/products/biblically-resilent-parenting-equipping-our-kids-to-stand-for-god-s-truth🔗 More resources: www.BiblicallyResilient.com#ChristianParenting #BiblicalWorldview #FaithAndFamily #ParentingPodcast

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