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Today, we welcome Dr. Everett Worthington to the podcast.  

Everett is Commonwealth Professor Emeritus since his retirement from Virginia Commonwealth University on October 1, 2017.  His research and writing focus on forgiveness and other virtues, religion, spirituality, and issues related to marriage and family. His mission is to help individuals (every heart), couples and families (every home), and even communities and countries (every homeland) forgive.

Everett was counseling couples professionally in the mid-1980s when he first became interested in the concept of forgiveness, and he began studying the topic scientifically in 1990. Since then, he has been a leader in forgiveness research. He is the author of many books, including, Coming to Peace with Psychology: What Christians Can Learn From Psychological Science.  

Check out Dr. Worthington's resources here:

http://www.evworthington-forgiveness.com/

https://reach.discoverforgiveness.org/

Email Dr. Worthington at [email protected]

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Today we welcome Clayton Greene to the podcast.  

Clayton Greene is CEO and co-founder of GoodKind. Together with friends, Clayton and his wife, Kristen, created Advent Blocks—a devotional practice to help them anticipate Jesus during the month of December. Three years, tens of thousands of families, and several new products later, Clayton is still just as passionate about helping people engage with God and one another. Clayton is also the Summit Collaborative Director, where he supports 65 independent church plants and their leaders. The
Greenes live in Durham, NC with their two daughters, Cara and Susan.
 
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Today on the podcast we sit down and talk about upcoming church trips for Brad and Bryan, and why doing something you may not want to do is exactly what you should be doing!

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This week Greg, Brad, and Bryan sit down to talk about the summertime.  Along the way they discuss why not only creating memories matter, but accepting the invitation to step into someone else's memory matters just as much.

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This week on the podcast, Greg, Brad, and Bryan sit down with a familiar voice -- Tyler and his Wife, Rachel. Tyler currently serves as the digital production manager at Cool Spring and is making his third appearance on the show. 

They talk about their next adventure as a family as they prepare to live in Guatemala as IMB Missionaries. They also talk about the call of God on their lives, the journey of discovering that call, and what they did in the "in-between". 

This is also a great conversation about living on mission as husband and wife. 

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This week we are excited to be back together again with our friend, Jill Baughan.

Jill is an author and speaker who, through adventure and play, helps people find joy, no matter what else is happening in life. She is the author of two books, A Hope Deferred: A Couple’s Guide to Coping with Infertility and Born to be Wild: Rediscover the Freedom of Fun.  Jill spent many years as an English instructor at Virginia Commonwealth University.  She and her husband, Ben, live near Richmond, Virginia. She is also the host of her own podcast, Finding Joy no Matter What.

Find her at: www.jillbaughan.com

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This week, in honor of the one year anniversary of the passing of our friend, Jerry Deans, we invite you to listen to a replay of our conversation with him recorded on July 30, 2021.

Jerry was a friend to us, and had a powerful story and ministry in the areas of grief and loss.  Jerry is also the author of, "Lost but not Forgotten:  How wilderness experiences can transform lives."

Get a copy of Lost but not Forgotten.

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This week we sit down with Dr. Kelly Kapic, to talk about his book, Embodied Hope, as we reflect on what it means to be human, to suffer, and to walk beside those who are suffering.

Kelly M. Kapic is professor of theological studies at Covenant College in Lookout Mountain, Georgia, where he has taught since 2001. 

He has written and edited over fifteen books, including You're Only Human, which won the Christianity Today Book of the Year Award in Theology (Popular) and the Southwestern Journal of Theology 2022 Book of the Year Award (Applied Theology/Ethics) and Embodied Hope (IVP Academic, 2017), which won the Book of the Year Award from Christianity Today in the category of Theology and Ethics and World Magazine’s Short List award for Accessible Theology Book of the year. 

An active speaker and collaborator, Kapic has also worked on research teams funded by the John Templeton Foundation and has written for various academic journals and popular magazines, including serving on the Board of editorial consultants for the Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care .

Kelly and his wife Tabitha have two adult children, Jonathan and Margot.

Check out Embodied Hope or Kelly's latest book, You're Only Human.

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This week we are bringing you a replay of a great conversation we had with Dr. Gregg Okesson.

 Gregg is the dean of the E. Stanley Jones School of World Mission and Evangelism at Asbury Theological Seminary and the Ira Gallaway and D.M. Beeson Professor of Leadership Development, Mission, and Evangelism. He previously served in East Africa as a church planter is the author of Re-Imagin Modernity and in 2020 authored his newest book, A Public Missiology – How Local Churches Witness to A Complex World 

We will see you next week with an all new episode.

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This week, Greg, Brad, and Bryan sit down to catch up on life, Brad's impressive library, and the importance of Memorial Day,