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Anxiety. It’s an all-too-common part of our lives. The statistics, especially among young people, are staggering. I know there are legitimate concerns in our world that need attention. And I know there are times clinical intervention is the solution God provides to those who struggle. But I also know peace is possible.
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For the first time ever, the "Duck Wives" —Korie, Missy, Lisa, and Jessica Robertson —are all sitting down to spill on marriage, family, parenting, and what it was really like joining the Robertson crew. They get real about how Phil and Miss Kay’s relationship shaped their own early days of marriage, and why Miss Kay was that go-to person when things got tough. They’re also dropping some sweet (and maybe a little chaotic) updates about their kids and grandkids. You seriously don’t want to miss this heartwarming convo!
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Chapters:
00:00 First time the sisters-in-law have recorded an episode together
01:37 Lisa's marriage & parenting advice
03:56 Missy's marriage & parenting advice
08:46 Jessica's marriage & parenting advice
14:00 Helping each other
17:00 What Miss Kay taught them about marriage
29:25 Being a Robertson wife
35:13 Life updates
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Today on Bold Steps with Pastor Mark Jobe, we’re going to be talking about the Gospel. It’s a message that’s easy enough for a child to understand … yet it’s deep enough that its complexity still confounds some of the most educated people in the world. And in today’s message, we’ll see why the apostle Paul writes that those who listen and grasp a hold of its power will never be the same!
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Liberty depends on the older generation telling the truth about tyranny.
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Our relationship with Jesus isn't a secret to be hoarded; it is a story to be heralded! The disciples were seated behind closed doors (sounds like a lot of churches). Jesus wanted them out, giving away what they had been given. Let's see how these early followers went from panic to peace, from perplexity to purpose, and from protection to power. It's a great journey. Are you up for it?
Today I'm sitting down with some friends to talk about the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk
00:00 - Intro
03:56 - Michael Knowles @MichaelKnowles
19:32 - Nick Freitas @Nickjfreitas
36:57 - Kristan Hawkins @studentsforlife
44:35 - Seth Dillon @TheBabylonBee
52:56 - Isabel Brown @theisabelbrown
John and Maria discuss the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk, whose bold defense of truth inspired a generation to think clearly and engage courageously.
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How can you stay strong when the wait feels endless? Join us as Skip shares why patience, readiness, and strength are essential as we await Christ’s return.
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