While we might lean more towards left or right brain thinking, we use them both. In fact, it is important we do. And we can. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Ted Witzig Jr., Brian Sutter, Kaleb Beye

Two halves make a whole. This is true for everything. But it is uniquely true for our brains. Each half, the left and the right, bring a wholeness that without either one, we are much less than half.

Hope Captured and Celebrated in Song

Parenting our children through the highs and lows of our technological world can be a challenge. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Jon Moser provides us with four helps. He gives us one technology le

With all the voices speaking into our teenage girls today, lets be sure ours is one. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Kathy Knochel and Katie Miller turn up the volume on 3 critical ideas from whic

Ecclesiastes 3:11 says that "makes all things beautiful in his time. This truth is curious. It would seem that God has an intention beyond making things right. Or making things work. Or making things

Ecclesiastes 3:11 says that God makes all things beautiful in his time. This truth is curious. It would seem that God has an intention beyond making things right. Or making things work. Or making thin

When it comes to having difficult conversations, many of us are avoidant. Unfortunately, this passivity is not helpful in the long run. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Arlan Miller helps us sort ou

Personal change can be so hard sometimes. We want to think differently and act differently. But we dont. In this episode of Breaking Bread, three guests weigh in on the matter - a pastor, a psycholog

Personal change can be so hard sometimes. We want to think differently and act differently. But we dont. In this episode of Breaking Bread, three guests weigh in on the matter - a pastor, a psycholog