149 - In the habit of Character Formation you list three things that need to come together for a behavior to occur, would you talk through those a bit? Could you explain the model for self-assessment and why you think that’s important for so many habits? What have been some of the most helpful practices that have assisted you in breaking negative habits? Is there one daily discipline that’s foundational to all your other disciplines? (www.rym.org)

148 - Of the 30 spiritual habits listed, which ones do you think are the most foundational for students? If you could add a few more spiritual habits, what would they be? Have you received pushback from people claiming that this is a form of legalism? (www.rym.org)

147 - Where would you encourage people to begin when using this resource? What's some advice you would give to people who consider themselves lazy or undisciplined? (www.rym.org) 

146 - What is the NIV Lifehacks Bible and how did you come up with this idea? (www.rym.org)

145 - What are some helpful resources/books/articles/podcasts that have assisted you with your counsel in this area? Julie also talks to us about her forthcoming book. (www.rym.org)

144 - If a parent came to you asking for advice on when to purchase a phone for their teenager, what advice would you give? (www.rym.org)

143 - What have been some helpful technology practices you've implemented in the home? (www.rym.org)

142 - Why do you think social media seems to feed depression? What are some contributing factors? (www.rym.org)

141 - What are the most frequent technology-related issues you find yourself dealing with when counseling teens/families? [NOTE: There are slight audio issues with my microphone on this episode]

140 - Outside of the Bible, what books have impacted you the most and what are you currently reading?