Trust Exercise

Trust Exercise

By Amy Alexander, Nikki River, Candy RoseReligion & SpiritualityChristianityParentingKids & Family
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Trust Exercise episodes

  • 042: But... Let's talk Tarot cards.

    Dive into the subtle lies of the occult, as we hear the testimony of Kai Cherrie. Our sister in Christ shares about her journey to Jesus and how easy it was to believe the un-truths of tarot card readings. Listen as she shares what it meant to find her true giftings and the way tarot cards manipulated those God-given gifts.

    Notes:


    49 min
  • 040: But... Do we really understand capitalism?

    In this episode we're covering for ourselves, and for our listeners, some really basic principles around government and political ideology. In today’s culture it's easy to take fiction and make it fact. Capitalism has become a dirty word. But, if we follow the logic, we can better understand what we believe and where capitalism sits between the extremes of socialism.

    Notes:

    • Utah Liberty Talks
    • Tuttle Twins: Wrestling with Socialism
    • Magatte Wade on Prosperity in Africa


    38 min
  • 039: But... We're changing our name! Welcome to Season 3

    We are excited to be back for season 3. And, to kick things off... we're changing the name of our podcast to fall in line with what Jesus is doing in our hearts and minds. Dive into the NEW podcast name with us, and hear what this season will hold as we kick off another chapter of discussion.

    Show Notes:

    • Slingshot Esports is a Christ-centered place for youth to play online and find community.
    30 min
  • 038- But... let's talk about sex education | Part 2

    After talking with Candace's daughter Selah in Episode 37 about her perspective on a 12-week Christian sex education series she attended, we de-brief and share our own experiences navigating God's heart for sexuality.

    Resources:
    https://christian-sexuality.com/

    48 min
  • 037- But... let's talk about sex education | Part 1

    This week we have a "super cool"  guest: Candace's daughter Selah. She's going to give us a teen perspective on a 12-week Christian sex education series she attended with her youth group, what it's like to have these conversations with other peers, and how it's changed her perspective on loving her friends that don't know Jesus.

    Resources:
    https://christian-sexuality.com/

    40 min
  • 036: But... Let's catch up and love our Moms

    In this episode we truly pull up a chair and discuss our lives. From books we're reading, to traits we carried from our beautiful mothers, and everything in between. So go ahead, pull up a chair and join our conversation!

    38 min
  • 035: But... We want to talk about marriage.

    Today we are going to discuss the all-encompassing topic of marriage. Since last week we shared our thoughts on God’s heart around divorce, it only makes sense to think about God’s heart for marriage. Each of us is over a decade into our journey of marriage with a lot to learn. But also, we have many lessons learned thus far. Pull up a chair, and let's discuss.

    Resources:

    • 5 Love Languages
    • Love & Respect
    39 min
  • 034: But... how should the church handle divorce?

    We want to tackle the topic of divorce. Today, 40-50% of marriages end in divorce. And we don’t see much of a difference between Christians and non-Christians. What does the Bible say about it, and how should we as the church care for people in this broken place?

    Resources:
    Bible Project on Jesus and Divorce

    34 min
  • 033: But... did we hate the Jesus Super Bowl commercial?

    The day after the Super Bowl, social media exploded with criticism for all kinds of things... one of them being the He Gets Us campaign that said "Jesus didn't preach hate. He washed feet." What's our hot take, and who was *actually* behind this campaign?

    Pull up a chair and let's discuss.

    38 min

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You’re probably going to hate us, but we’re just three Christian mamas ready to ask serious questions, give honest answers, and get emotional about our faith. We’re here to empower other…