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How often do you read the Bible? Not a book about the Bible, but the Bible itself. Spending time alone in the Word of God is critically important, but many people struggle. On this episode of The Verdict, Pastor John Munro shares key steps that will help us as we read Scripture on our own.
Have you ever thought about how much work went into designing spacecraft and spacesuits? Outer space is in a vacuum, completely devoid of air, and mankind has developed ways to sustain human life in the most hostile of environments. Well, Pastor Jeff teaches you today that the Holy Spirit acts like a spacesuit to sustain you in the valleys that you face in this life. Without His protection, you wouldn’t even be able to breathe! But with the Spirit’s covering, you can thrive in the wilderness.
On this episode of Know The Truth, Philip De Courcy tackles a question about Heaven that’s likely crossed your mind: What’s to prevent a second fall in the life to come? Learn why your salvation is forever and what it means that the seed of Christ in you will someday come to full bloom!
In this insightful episode, Mark and Wayne explore what drives today's teenagers to embrace radical ideas, delving into the underlying motives of identity, independence and acceptance. The conversation offers practical advice for parents on remaining involved without being judgmental, setting healthy boundaries and keeping the lines of communication open — even when viewpoints clash. The episode features a candid interview with a teen at Heartlight who shares her journey through peer pressure, family struggles and the search for belonging. Listen in!
Politics is just one of the hot-button issues that can spur arguments with your teen. Mark gives tips on "How To Have Healthy Political Conversations" in his article here: parentingtodaysteens.org/articles/talking-politics-with-your-teen-2
Parenting Today's Teens is a part of the Christian Parenting Podcast Network. To find practical and spiritual advice to help you grow into the parent you want to be, visit parentingtodayteens.org.
Your kid rolls their eyes before you finish a sentence. Screens compete with your voice. Homework feels like a performance review. Dr. Kathy Koch shows how to get past the noise and actually connect. Learn simple, practical ways to be seen as more than a nag, to help your kids feel known, loved, and brave, and to raise relationally strong kids who can thrive—inside and outside the digital world.
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