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In this episode, Sarah Bragg creates a conversation for parents who are discovering all the ways they still need to grow. As a mother of two girls, Sarah shares her stories with us and encourages parents to embrace all that parenthood is while remembering who we truly are.
Dave and Ann Wilson join us for our summer series on Parenting presented by Awana. Dave and Ann are founders of a multi-campus church, family coaches, and parents to three adult children. In this episode, they help parents to ditch expectations of perfection and embrace strategies to build a legacy that honors Christ and impacts the world.
Jodie Berndt joins us to share how to make the Bible a book of prayers that can powerfully influence your children's lives and how to pray specifically and expectantly for their faith, character, safety, relationships, and future.
Former NFL player and Superbowl champion Ben Watson and his wife Kirsten, executive editor of MomLife Today, join Gabe and Rebekah for our summer series on Parenting presented by Awana. As parents to 7 kids, the Watsons know firsthand how to set expectations with kids. In this episode, they share practical tips for setting expectations with kids, making space to invest time into your marriage, and the rhythms that help their family continue to carry out the mission God has for their family.
Michael W. Smith kicks off our summer series on parenting, presented by Awana. In this episode of the Rhythms for Life Podcast, we talk to Michael W. Smith, multi-platinum artist, celebrated songwriter, producer, best-selling author, and acclaimed actor, himself a father of five adult children and grandfather of sixteen. Michael calls upon his humble experiences of growing up in a small West Virginia town to share the lessons that his dad taught him.
Join us this summer for topics like how to pray for your kids, important rhythms for parents, emotional health, and how to prioritize your kids and marriage.
We each have unique talents and burdens, and when called out, we can help point the way forward into what God’s designed you to be. In this episode of the Rhythms for Life Podcast, we talk to Esteemed LifePlan Guide Pete Richardson of the Paterson Center on the importance of creating a plan for our lives. Join Pete Richardson, Rebekah Lyons, and Gabe Lyons September 30 - October 1 in Franklin, TN, for the Life Planning Retreat. Learn more at rebekahlyons.com/lpretreat.
In this episode of the Rhythms for Life Podcast, we talk to speaker, author, and licensed counselor, Debra Fileta, about the importance of pairing science, psychology, and faith together do discover. In her new book, Are You Really Ok?, she challenges you to get real with yourself and seek to discover where you need mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual healing.
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In this episode of the Rhythms for Life podcast, we talk to counselor, speaker, coach, and author, Nicole Unice, about how feelings and words have the power to bring us closer to people or push us away from them. It's easy to get caught in feelings without taking the time to truly process the deep rooted issue triggering a reaction, and Nicole's new book, The Miracle Moment, helps us understand how we can break those negative communication cycles and nurture the relationships most important in our lives.
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In this episode of the Rhythms for Life podcast, we talk to author and speaker with Proverbs 31 Ministries, Nicki Koziarz, about loss, grief, and unconditionally loving God even through the hard things. In her new book, Flooded, she shares her story of losing her mother and brother in a matter of weeks, and the five best decisions you can make when your prayer is "Please God, no more hard things" and when doubt in God's plan starts rising in your mind.
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In this episode of the Rhythms for Life Podcast, we talk to 5th generation farm owner and author, Jennifer Dukes Lee, about the fruits that come from slowing down and to embrace that God is always planting and growing seeds in us. Jennifer talks to us about the the healing season of winter and lessons of growth she has experienced in the rhythms of nature on her farm in her new book, Growing Slow.
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