Im happy to welcome back Marc Schelske to the Podcast. If you havent listened, do now (The Wisdom of Your Heart: an Interview with Marc Schelske). I continue to recommend Continue reading "Journ

This podcast is based on a quote I heard while attending a pre-session at the Replanted Conferencethat takes place each October in the Chicago area. The conference focuses on supporting Continue re

My guest for this episode is Andy Crouch, author of the book, The Tech-Wise Family: Everyday Steps for Putting Technology In Its Proper Place. Im a big fan of this Continue reading "Andy Crouch

We continue our series of podcasts exploring vulnerabilities.  Our vulnerabilities are being exploited by technology, marketing and people who don’t have our best interest in mind. As parents, we want to protect our kids from being exploited which...

We continue our series of podcasts exploring vulnerabilities. Our vulnerabilities are being exploited by technology, marketing and people who dont have our best interest in mind. As parents, we want

All of us have vulnerabilities.  While some vulnerabilities are common, each of us have unique vulnerabilities which make it harder for us to resist certain things or people. As I teach parents about things like pornography addiction, I... Read More

All of us have vulnerabilities. While some vulnerabilities are common, each of us have unique vulnerabilities which make it harder for us to resist certain things or people. As I Continue reading "

My guest today is Barry Ham. We recorded this podcast this past September while attending American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC.net) conference in Nashville. The sound isn’t great but the conversation was fantastic.

My guest today is Barry Ham. We recorded this podcast this past September while attending American Association of Christian Counselors (AACC.net) conference in Nashville. The sound isn’t great but the conversation was fantastic.

There comes a point when the emotional tools we have no longer get the job done. Working with at-risk teens we often see kids who survive trauma using coping mechanisms but as they get older, these same things... Read More