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How we budget and save for stuff, plus what to do when you feel behind in life, and conversations with someone who has doubts about God.
Featured musical artist: Hollyn
Roundtable: Are You Living Paycheck to Paycheck?
A bucket-list trip. A new house. A different car. The latest smartphone. All great things, but they require money. Many of us have gotten used to living paycheck to paycheck and putting things on credit cards. Is there a better way to spend and save without going into debt or eating mac and cheese until we’re 40? Our guests reveal what they’re saving money for, how they’re doing it, and why delayed gratification and planning for the future can be rewarding. If you’re needing clarity on how to better save towards a long-term goal, you’ll be inspired by our discussion.
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Culture: Am I Behind in Life?
Your friend gets a promotion. Another friend starts dating. A couple in your small group is expecting their first child. Meanwhile, you’re underemployed and staring at another apartment’s popcorn ceiling. This was Meghan Asbury’s life. Every milestone her friends hit left her feeling more and more behind. She moved to a new city for a fresh start, but that didn’t help. The months and years following led to a fair amount of grieving, soul-searching, and reevaluating her situation. In the process she learned a lot about herself, God, His plans for us, and what it means to be “on track.”
You Are Not Behind: Building a Life You Love Without Having Everything You Want
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Inbox: When a Loved One Doubts God
A friend or family member admits they’re having doubts about God. How can you respond without freaking out or sounding preachy? Counselor Glenn Lutjens weighs in.
Find us on YouTube
Link to Counseling Services
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How we budget and save for stuff, plus what to do when you feel behind in life, and conversations with someone who has doubts about God.
Featured musical artist: Hollyn
Roundtable: Are You Living Paycheck to Paycheck?
A bucket-list trip. A new house. A different car. The latest smartphone. All great things, but they require money. Many of us have gotten used to living paycheck to paycheck and putting things on credit cards. Is there a better way to spend and save without going into debt or eating mac and cheese until we’re 40? Our guests reveal what they’re saving money for, how they’re doing it, and why delayed gratification and planning for the future can be rewarding. If you’re needing clarity on how to better save towards a long-term goal, you’ll be inspired by our discussion.
Leave Us a Voicemail
Culture: Am I Behind in Life?
Your friend gets a promotion. Another friend starts dating. A couple in your small group is expecting their first child. Meanwhile, you’re underemployed and staring at another apartment’s popcorn ceiling. This was Meghan Asbury’s life. Every milestone her friends hit left her feeling more and more behind. She moved to a new city for a fresh start, but that didn’t help. The months and years following led to a fair amount of grieving, soul-searching, and reevaluating her situation. In the process she learned a lot about herself, God, His plans for us, and what it means to be “on track.”
You Are Not Behind: Building a Life You Love Without Having Everything You Want
Visit Meghan’s Website
Watch This Segment on YouTube
Inbox: When a Loved One Doubts God
A friend or family member admits they’re having doubts about God. How can you respond without freaking out or sounding preachy? Counselor Glenn Lutjens weighs in.
Find us on YouTube
Link to Counseling Services

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