Solid Steps Radio

Dr. Florence Muindi and Simon Mbevy are the guests on this week’s show. Florence and Simon are brother and sister from Nairobi, Kenya. They talk to Chad and Kurt about a myriad of subjects - from the powerful influence of their father in their lives, to politics, and to the rising involvement of men in the churches of Africa.

Dr. Florence Muindi gave up her medical practice (twenty-one years ago) to head up Life in Abundance International (LIA), a ministry to help the poor and vulnerable (www.lifeinabundance.org). LIA serves in twelve countries in Africa and two countries in the Caribbean. Simon Mbevy left his law practice to work full-time for Transform Nations - an organization that focuses on prayer and on men’s ministry. Simon’s advice to men, “Dads, it’s never too late to speak words of acceptance and affirmation into the lives of your children.”

Dr. Florence Muindi and Simon Mbevy are the guests on this week’s show. Florence and Simon are brother and sister from Nairobi, Kenya. They talk to Chad and Kurt about a myriad of subjects - from the powerful influence of their father in their lives, to politics, and to the rising involvement of men in the churches of Africa.

Dr. Florence Muindi gave up her medical practice (twenty-one years ago) to head up Life in Abundance International (LIA), a ministry to help the poor and vulnerable (www.lifeinabundance.org). LIA serves in twelve countries in Africa and two countries in the Caribbean. Simon Mbevy left his law practice to work full-time for Transform Nations - an organization that focuses on prayer and on men’s ministry. Simon’s advice to men, “Dads, it’s never too late to speak words of acceptance and affirmation into the lives of your children.”

Dr. Florence Muindi and Simon Mbevy are the guests on this week’s show. Florence and Simon are brother and sister from Nairobi, Kenya. They talk to Chad and Kurt about a myriad of subjects - from the powerful influence of their father in their lives, to politics, and to the rising involvement of men in the churches of Africa.

Dr. Florence Muindi gave up her medical practice (twenty-one years ago) to head up Life in Abundance International (LIA), a ministry to help the poor and vulnerable (www.lifeinabundance.org). LIA serves in twelve countries in Africa and two countries in the Caribbean. Simon Mbevy left his law practice to work full-time for Transform Nations - an organization that focuses on prayer and on men’s ministry. Simon’s advice to men, “Dads, it’s never too late to speak words of acceptance and affirmation into the lives of your children.”

Mike Graham and Rich Lemaster are the guests on this week’s program. Both have been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Twenty-eight years ago Mike was given six months to live. Rich was told he had as little as three months to live (more than five years ago). When asked by Kurt and Chad about how one deals with such a dire diagnosis, Mike said, “I just keep a positive attitude - I remember that whatever happens, I win!” And Rich adds, “When you face death, you learn a lot about life - it’s about God, family, friends and serving people.” We are all going to die. Listen now to the inspiring stories from these two men as they talk about what it was like hearing the “C” word coming from their doctor.

Mike Graham and Rich Lemaster are the guests on this week’s program. Both have been diagnosed with terminal cancer. Twenty-eight years ago Mike was given six months to live. Rich was told he had as little as three months to live (more than five years ago). When asked by Kurt and Chad about how one deals with such a dire diagnosis, Mike said, “I just keep a positive attitude - I remember that whatever happens, I win!” And Rich adds, “When you face death, you learn a lot about life - it’s about God, family, friends and serving people.” We are all going to die. Listen now to the inspiring stories from these two men as they talk about what it was like hearing the “C” word coming from their doctor.

On this week’s show Kent Evans of Manhood Journey returns to talk with Chad and Kurt about discipling our children. Do you feel inadequate in this area? You are. But God is not. Listen now to learn how you can lead your children to Christ, even if your own father did not model that for you.

On this week’s show Kent Evans of Manhood Journey returns to talk with Chad and Kurt about discipling our children. Do you feel inadequate in this area? You are. But God is not. Listen now to learn how you can lead your children to Christ, even if your own father did not model that for you.

Soul Care Retreat Leader Tim Reist and participant Chris McCutcheon join Kurt and Chad to talk about caring for our souls. Jesus asked, “What good does it do for a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?” We seldom even think about our souls. Listen now and learn some surprising properties of the soul. Then get some ideas on what you can do to care for it - and not just for yourself but for the sake of others.

Soul Care Retreat Leader Tim Reist and participant Chris McCutcheon join Kurt and Chad to talk about caring for our souls. Jesus asked, “What good does it do for a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?” We seldom even think about our souls. Listen now and learn some surprising properties of the soul. Then get some ideas on what you can do to care for it - and not just for yourself but for the sake of others.

Counselor Tony Gore visits the show for the third time. He explains the difference between sins of commission and sins of omission. For men, sins of omission in our homes center around passivity - our failure to spiritually lead our families. Tony gives Chad and Kurt some specific steps we can take to become better leaders in our homes.