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God may give you the victory, but you still have to go through the battle
God may give you the victory, but you still have to go through the battle
Father’s Day Message- Guest Luke Jones
Our role as Father’s is significant and the Bible gives us clear direction on how to be involved in our children’s lives and train them on the way to go.
New episode of the Everyday Discernment Podcast
TBT-Choosing to Forgive
For Throwback Thursday we look at forgiveness. If forgiveness is a choice why is it so hard? What can we learn from the story of Jacob and Esau?
When what you’re doing isn’t working-call an audible
This is an article I wrote for Fierce Parenting. Read to find critical parenting strategies to stay engaged with your kids and to be able to lead them as unique individuals.
Guest- Cortland Jones- Alive with Hope
My guest this week shares an awesome example of the story of the road to Emmaus and how it parallels what we face today
Launch Day- Everyday Discernment Podcast
My new podcast is designed to help you grow in discernment. Available now!
New Bible plan: Hurt by Christians
Book idea for Father’s Day
Buy Everyday Discernment now on Amazon
Discerning Moment- Hebrews 4:13
Guest- Mike Shamburg- Take Over Your Land
My guest, Pastor Mike Shamburg, gives us a great parallel with the Israelites and how we do not fully remove sin from our life. During this tough time in the world, Christians need to step up and lead well!
Guest- Justin Capozzi- Wise as serpents, gentle as doves
My guest this week, Justin Capozzi, has a great perspective on how we should not let our fear overwhelm our faith during these troubled times
Guest blog- Jayme Martin- Raising more than “good” kids
My guest this week, Jayme, provides some great examples on how to discipline our children with a heart based approach
Guest Blog- Shawn Capozzi- Show Up!
For TBT, we look back at a guest article. How important is it to “show up” for the things you say are important to you? My guest, Pastor Shawn, describes the importance of intentional parenting.
