Archived Podcast Episodes
Why Do Christians Seem to Hate Singleness?: Single Roundtable Part 2
Singleness can be full of weirdness: with married friends, finding community, wishing you were with someone/glad you aren’t, and the dumb things people say. Our Singles Roundtable examines what the Bible actually says about singleness—and how to live a single life you love.
What’s God Think about My Anxiety? Dr. Ed Welch
Loving Differently
No Pressure
I use to love to run, (I know you did) until my senior year of high school track because I hated..
Dealing with Debilitating Anxiety: Jeremiah Johnston
Agreeing With Your Child
Give Her a Break
What do you think is one of the hardest things for a mom..
5 Everyday Ways to Help Your Kids See Jesus: Quina Aragon
Playing Favorites
Life Giving Wife
As a husband what’s one of the best things a wife can do to bring her man life..?
Love Can: Quina Aragon’s Story (Continued)
Secondhand Screen Time
Step Up and Pray
You’ve told me many times that the best thing I can bring to our marriage and it’s one of the hardest things to bring to our marriage..
God Wants to Use You: Quina Aragon’s Story
117: Trusting God in Difficult Times
No one wants to walk through grief and suffering. But God uses hard times to grow our character, develop perseverance, and find hope in Him. Ron Deal talks with Davey and Kristi Blackburn about how to trust God’s faithfulness during painful seasons and find healing and restoration through Him.
Healing Scars
Say What You Like Part
I got an idea for something that would really enhance our marriage.
Single and Christian: What We Get Wrong: Gen Z Roundtable Part 1
Single and Christian: Does it get a bad rap? On Real Life Loading, Shelby Abbott hosts Gen Z guests Barbara, Logan, Joshua, Chloe, and Zion, who talk through concepts of singleness to the next level—which, they argue, can be a high-octane experience in God’s hands. They also get honest about what it’s really like to be single in the Church—including misconceptions, representation, leadership, and even what not to say to singles.