Real Life with Beth and Rob

Real Life with Beth and Rob

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  • Kristina Ellis
    Featuring Kristina Ellis, Author of "Confessions of a Scholarship Winner." & Nita Whitaker Lafontaine, "Finding my Voice"
    54 min
  • Leslie Parrott: The Good Fight
    Dr. Les Parrott, a licensed clinical psychologist, and Dr. Leslie Parrott, a marriage and family therapist, are #1 New York Times bestselling authors of dozens of popular books on love and relationships. Over the years, the husband-wife team has been featured on Oprah, CBS This Morning, CNN, and The View and in USA Today and the New York Times. They are frequent guest speakers and have written for a variety of magazines. Together, they have conducted thousands of mentoring sessions and travelled the world speaking about achieving healthy relationships. In 1991, the Parrotts founded the Center for Relationship Development on the campus of Seattle Pacific University – a groundbreaking program dedicated to teaching the basics of good relationships.
    The Parrotts are passionate about helping others build healthy relationships by combining their professional experience, real-life knowledge, and research of new trends and fresh perspectives on marriage into practical advice and tactics for everyone to utilize. Their website, LesandLeslie.com, features more than 1,000 free video-on-demand pieces answering relationship questions. The Parrotts also host a daily radio show on Chicago’s Shine FM. Happily married for over 25 years, Les and Leslie live in Seattle, Washington with their two sons.
    Listen as Leslie shares about her newest book, The Good Fight: How Conflict Can Bring You Closer. Filled with practical advice that couples can implement quickly and easily, The Good Fight helps couples at any stage build a relationship where harmony outweighs tension and peace finds a home.
    The Good Fight companion app helps readers put the book’s strategies into practice. Designed to share only between spouses, the app creates the world’s smallest social network of two. It features two-dozen applets, including videos, self-tests, games and exercises, and comes free with the book.
    54 min
  • Jen Hatmaker and Craig Juntunen
    Jen Hatmaker and her husband, Brandon, live in Austin, TX where they lead Austin New Church and raise their brood. They pioneered Restore Austin, connecting churches to local and global non-profits for the spiritual and social renewal of Austin and beyond. Jen speaks at events all around the country. She is the author of nine books and Bible studies, including Interrupted and 7: An Experimental Mutiny Against Excess. Jen and Brandon have five children: Gavin – 14, Sydney – 12, and Caleb – 10, and they’ve recently added Ben – 9, and Remy – 7 from Ethiopia.
    Listen as Jen shares about “the 7 experiment”, a true story of how Jen (along with her husband and her children to varying degrees) took seven months, identified seven areas of excess, and made seven simple choices to fight back against the modern-day diseases of greed, materialism, and overindulgence. In the spirit of a fast, they pursued a deeply reduced life in order to find a greatly increased God.
    Craig Juntunen is the founder and president of the Both Ends Burning Campaign. A child welfare advocate and a passionate believer in international adoption, Juntunen is the author of Both Ends Burning: My Story of Adopting Three Children from Haiti and the Executive Producer of the acclaimed documentary STUCK. Juntunen leads the campaign’s effort to build a social movement to enact real and lasting change for the world’s orphaned and abandoned children.
    Listen as Craig shares about his latest project, the documentary STUCK. STUCK is a new award-winning documentary film, produced by Both Ends Burning that uncovers the personal, real-life stories of children and parents navigating a rollercoaster of bureaucracy on their journeys through the international adoption system, each filled with hope, elation – and sometimes heartbreak. STUCK steps into the complex human experience of adoption, exploring the challenges faced by birth parents, prospective adoptive parents – and children.
    54 min