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Christian Conversations with NPH is a Christian podcast all about practical resources for Christian living.

Podcast · By Northwestern Publishing House · American English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    When God’s People Get It Wrong (opens the original)

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    God’s people have never been perfect. Scripture gives us an honest look at people who struggled with sin, made poor choices, turned away from God, and sometimes struggled to remain faithful. And yet, through it all, God remained faithful to his promises. In this episode of Faith Footnotes, we talk with Pastor Nate Scharf, one of the four brothers who wrote Faithful God, Flawed Followers, part of the People’s Bible Devotions series. The book takes readers through 1 and 2 Kings, 1 and 2 Chronicles

  2. Episode · Jul 31, 2026

    Relationships in a Smartphone World (opens the original)

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    Smartphones and technology have changed the way we communicate, learn, and spend time together. In this episode of Faith Footnotes, we talk with teacher, mother of four, and author Amy Vannieuwenhoven about Christian parenting, technology, and how families can protect the relationships God has given them in a smartphone world. Amy is the author of Look Up From Your Phone So I Can Love You, an interactive journal that helps parents and children have meaningful conversations about smartphones, soc

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