Is their hope for reconciliation? Dan and Chris Pelletier faced a crisis when their adult child, Hope, ran away. In part 4 of their story, Marshall Fant interviews Dan, Chris, and Hope together. They share what a reconciled family looks like and give encouragement and counsel for those living with broken family relationships. Episode 27 of RE: CHURCH is the final episode sharing their story. The Pelletier family is willing to share their experiences in order to help others in similar circumstances.

Every conflict has two sides. In part 3 of Grace in Crisis, Marshall Fant interviews Hope Valencia, daughter of Dan and Chris Pelletier. As a pastor's daughter who decided to leave home when she was 18, Hope shares her side of the story. Why did she leave home? Where did she go first? What did God use to start the process of reconciliation? How could people reach out to teens making similar choices? This situation is often played out in ministry families, but the Pelletiers are willing to share their story in order to help others. This is the third episode of a four-part series.

Dan and Chris Pelletier faced a time of crisis when their adult child, Hope, ran away. In part 2 of their story, Marshall Fant interviews the Pelletiers about the steps that led to reconciliation. Speaking from their own experience, Dan and Chris share what was helpful to them as they prayed for and pursued a restored relationship with their daughter. This is the second episode of a four-part series.

Listen as Dan and Chris Pelletier share the story of how God brought them through a time of crisis when their adult child, Hope, ran away. As a couple seasoned in ministry, the Pelletiers faced the hurt of an estranged relationship, the challenge of working towards reconciliation, and hard decisions about ministry. Yet they experienced much of God's grace and desire by telling their story to help others in similar circumstances. This is the first episode of a four-part series.

How do you analyze the health of your church? What does a growing church look like? With 21 years of pastoral ministry experience replanting a church, Marshall Fant is qualified to discuss this topic. During his tenure as pastor, Harvest Baptist Church in Rock Hill, SC, grew from an average attendance of 12 to 260 people. He now serves as GFA's Director of Church Consulting. Listen as Bruce McAllister and Marshall Fant discuss this topic again in episode 23.

How do you analyze the health of your church? What does a growing church look like? With 21 years of pastoral ministry experience replanting a church, Marshall Fant is qualified to discuss this topic. During his tenure as pastor, Harvest Baptist Church in Rock Hill, SC, grew from an average attendance of 12 to 260 people. He now serves as GFA's Director of Church Consulting. Listen as Bruce McAllister and Marshall Fant discuss this topic in episode 22.

Marshall Fant interviews Forrest and Jennifer McPhail, missionaries to Cambodia, about prayer as the means for God thrusting forth laborers into the harvest.

Who do you turn to when facing legal challenges? Alliance Defending Freedom is a ministry providing legal counsel to churches and ministries. Listen as Marshall Fant interviews Tonya Shellnutt about this topic in episode 20 of RE: CHURCH.

What does "equipping the saints for the work of the ministry" look like in Mormon country? Listen as Marshall Fant interviews Greg Baker about this topic. For the past 9 years, Greg has been pastoring Fellowship Bible Church in Liberty, UT. Realizing that the tools for evangelizing Mormons were deficient, Greg started the Sego Lily Foundation to provide evangelistic material for Mormons and to equip believers to use it.

The Sego Lily Foundation material will be available in June and can be purchased from segolilyfoundation.org. Go here to be notified when it is ready. To donate to the foundation, find "Partner With Us" on the home page.

Marshall Fant interviews Forrest and Jennifer McPhail about their call to missions. The McPhails have served as missionaries in Cambodia since 2000. In 2018, Forrest assumed the role as GFA's Regional Director for Asia, Australia, and Oceania. The McPhails continue to live in Cambodia as they serve in this new role.