In this episode of the Undone Redone podcast, Kevin DeVries joins Tray to discuss finding grace through adventure. Kevin is an explorer who shares his story of finding healing though pain and ultimately, God’s grace. The movie “Finding Noah” documents his journey to find Noah’s Ark. His story and more can be found at www.graceexplorations.com.

Jacque Watkins is back on the Undone Redone podcast for part 2 of her interview. Jacque blogs regularly at www.jacquewatkins.com and is the host of the popular podcast Mud Stories, a podcast dedicated to bringing inspiration in your muddiest moments. In this 2-part interview, Jacque openly and vulnerably shares God’s faithfulness as He met her in her own ‘mud story’.

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This week’s guest on the Undone Redone podcast is Jacque Watkins. Jacque blogs regularly at www.jacquewatkins.com and is the host of the popular podcast Mud Stories, a podcast dedicated to bringing inspiration in your muddiest moments. In this 2-part interview, Jacque openly and vulnerably shares God’s faithfulness as He met her in her own ‘mud story’.

If you enjoyed this episode, please consider giving us a rating and review on iTunes and/or Stitcher Radio! God bless!

Author and therapist Dr. Gordon Bals returns to the Undone Redone podcast to discuss marital intimacy and how to cultivate it in a relationship. Dr. Bals shares how to build intimacy in marriage beyond just physical intimacy, and how this can impact intimacy in the bedroom.

In this episode of the Undone Redone podcast, Tray and Mel take an in-depth look at Justin and Lindsey Holcomb's fantastic book for parents of young children called God Made All Of Me: A Book to Help Children Protect Their Bodies.

This book is a wonderful tool to help parents educate their children in an age-appropriate way about their bodies...especially their private parts. As the introduction of the book states, "Education is vitally important in preventing inappropriate sexual behavior or contact. By teaching children about their bodies and discussing appropriate and inappropriate touch, you are helping them understand their ability to say "No" to unwanted touch, which will help them if anyone ever tries to hurt or trick them."

Circle is a revolutionary new product that is helping parents everywhere take control of managing all of their home’s connected devices.

In this episode, Jelani Memory, one of Circle's founders, chats with Tray and Melody about the genesis of Circle and all of its incredible features and benefits.

Circle provides a brand new way for families to manage content across all devices and an easy way to filter content, limit screen time and set a bedtime for every device in the home! It's simple. If you have children or grandchildren, you need Circle in your home!

Author Luke Gilkerson and his wife Trisha, who blog regularly at Intoxicated on Life, join hosts Tray and Mel on this episode of the Undone Redone podcast to provide specific tips for parents in our current age of rampant technology and stimulus overload.

Marriage and Family Therapist Melea Stephens joins Tray and Mel again on the Undone Redone podcast to discuss the important topic of parenting in the digital age. Melea shares invaluable information from real-life cases that helps parents understand that age-appropriate dialogue  with their children about pornography and sex is just as important as blocks and filters in the home.

Our good friend Todd Gerelds, author of the book Woodlawn, joins us to tell the behind the scenes story of the grace awakening that occurred on a High School football team during the ’73 and ’74 football seasons that helped bring healing and reconciliation to an entire city. Gerelds provides the backdrop of racial tension in and around Birmingham that made the revival on the Woodlawn team all the more profound. If you are enjoying the show, don’t forget to leave us a rating and review on iTunes!

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After a brief hiatus due to our speaking schedule, we are back with another great interview with Travis Reed, founder and filmmaker at The Work of the People, an “independent ecumenical platform that produces and publishes multimedia to stir imagination, spark discussion and move people toward discovery and transformation”. In this raw conversation with Tray and Mel, Travis shares his painful yet redemptive journey that includes four stepdads in four years and being saved at a U2 concert.