Rocky Unscripted

Shan shares of his family's battles with cancer and the reality of the unknown. How do you keep praying when prayer feels like a perpetual "groundhog day"; where each prayer reminds you of roads you've already travelled? How do you pray for and with your kids? How do you maintain faith while you face opposition? Amanda and Nic add insight from their own experiences as they discuss difficult topics.

Shan and Nic talk with Cindy Fiala about how values can change the culture of your work and home. They discuss practical things like the difference between missional statements and cultural values. Also, how can you tell if your organization has healthy or unhealthy conflict? The conversation moves beyond helping your organization thrive, it delves into how to bring health and peace to your families.

Cindy Fiala has worked in the church for over 30 years; as a volunteer, Children's Director, Family Pastor and most recently as an Executive Pastor of Ministries. She is the founder and owner of Collective Co., a coaching and consulting group that works with leaders to help their teams be more effective and productive through clarity and alignment. Her passion is to see people lead and live wholehearted lives at home and at work.  She and her husband John live in Colorado with their two dogs. They have three grown kids, two bonus kids (married into their family) and six grandkids.

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This episode is #4 of a 4 part series based on a 4-week sermon series at Rocky Mountain Christian Church.  In this episode, Mitch walks through the practice of S.O.A.R.  and how it can take your past and lead you to a more healthy future.  Enjoy this enlightening exploration into the enneagram and path toward self-awareness.

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This episode is #3 of a 4 part series based on a 4-week sermon series at Rocky Mountain Christian Church.  Each episode, Nic and Mitch will look at 3 different Enneagram numbers and how our past shapes our present.  However, through self-discovery, prayer, and healing, our past does not have to affect our future in the same ways.  Enjoy this enlightening exploration into the enneagram and path toward self-awareness.

This episode is #2 of a 4 part series based on a 4-week sermon series at Rocky Mountain Christian Church.  Each episode, Nic and Mitch will look at 3 different Enneagram numbers and how our past shapes our present.  However, through self-discovery, prayer, and healing, our past does not have to affect our future in the same ways.  Enjoy this enlightening exploration into the enneagram and path toward self-awareness.

This episode is 1 of a 4 part series based on a 4-week sermon series at Rocky Mountain Christian Church.  Each episode, Nic and Mitch will look at 3 different Enneagram numbers and how our past shapes our present.  However, through self-discovery, prayer, and healing, our past does not have to affect our future in the same ways.  Enjoy this enlightening exploration into the enneagram and path toward self-awareness.  

Starting next week, we are taking a deeper dive into how our past affects our future!  Make you join us for all 4 episodes that cover each enneagram personality type as well as a practical final episode on what steps to take.  

In today’s story of Grit we sit down with Jana Matthews, who is a long-time partner at Rocky. Jana has been a friend of Amanda’s for years, and has recently dealt with a series of overwhelming diagnoses that would often be too much for many of us. Her unique experience with illness, hardship, depression and ultimately renewed faith in God is why we want you to hear her story today. 

Every time we set a goal, there is potential for success and failure.  For many of us that are participating in the 52 Grit Challenge, we've probably experienced a little of both.  In reality, we face much more life-changing decisions that are influenced by previous successes, failures and regrets.  Today, we discuss the best ways to fail FORWARD into better decisions in the future.  How do you pick yourself up?  How do you know when it's time to leave a job, relationship, or situation?  All these questions and more are discussed in this week's episode.  

Jack Nugent has had his ups and downs with owning and operating businesses.  Sometimes, he had to learn life's big lessons the hard way.  Jack tells stories of failing, of succeeding; of almost getting arrested for an illegal business he started in his teens, of avoiding fist fights in the pit when he raced Nascar, and of finding his soulmate, Karla.  There's almost no end to the stories Jack can tell, yet they all have 1 thing in common: Grit.  If you've met Jack, you've met someone who knows how to use "streetsmarts", reliance on God, and commitment to his family to exemplify grit.  Today's conversations is inspirational and we hope you enjoy!