This episode explores the deeply relational nature of biblical guidance, where strangers become spiritual family through the work of the Holy Spirit. It highlights the power of God’s Word, Spirit, and community in healing and transformation. The conversation also touches on the emotional challenges men face in expressing themselves and the importance of spiritual friendships. Parents and leaders are encouraged to listen well, invite others into the journey, and rely on God’s presence in every step.

In part 2 of "Parenting from the Prayer Closet", the Family Ministry team takes an honest look at the often-overlooked power of prayer. They share personal struggles and victories, reminding listeners that prayer is not just a spiritual discipline but a relationship with God marked by intimacy, trust, and persistence. The conversation highlights how prayer shapes our parenting, discipleship, and daily lives, not as a checklist, but as a lifeline. It's a powerful reminder that prayer isn’t a last resort, but our first and most important step.

In the newest episode of the Regroup podcast, the Family Ministry team takes an honest look at the often-overlooked power of prayer. They share personal struggles and victories, reminding listeners that prayer is not just a spiritual discipline but a relationship with God marked by intimacy, trust, and persistence. The conversation highlights how prayer shapes our parenting, discipleship, and daily lives, not as a checklist, but as a lifeline. It's a powerful reminder that prayer isn’t a last resort, but our first and most important step.

In part two of our discussion with Steve Bennett, the conversation turns to the daily practice of listening to God's voice and walking in obedience. Steve shares how prayer and surrender have deepened his relationship with the Lord and shaped his approach as an educator. Through stories of healing, forgiveness, and classroom grace, he highlights the power of redemption and the impact of living out faith in practical ways. Parents are encouraged to be present, prioritize their children’s spiritual growth, and trust God’s purpose in every season.