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Episode 8: When Power Wounds (opens the original)
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Families are being divided and shattered tragically. Power is being misused by parents with their children. It leads to grief. Ephesians 6:4 provides another way, a better way to parent, and even a better way to introduce our children to God. Come and listen.
When Power Wounds: A Biblical Word on Provoking Our Children (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowThere are few commands in Scripture as stark—and as easily ignored—as Paul’s warning to parents: “Do not provoke your children.” It is a sentence without ornament, without theological scaffolding, without footnotes. It stands like a stone in the path, forcing us to stop and reckon with the ways parental power can become a source of harm rather than life.Paul names the danger plainly: a parent can break a child’s spirit. Not through drama
When Ease Returns: The Quiet, Late Gifts of Depression Recovery (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowThere are forms of healing that arrive like sunrise — slow, steady, almost unnoticed until the light is already in the room. And for many who live with Major Depressive Disorder, this is exactly how the later stages of recovery unfold.Not with fireworks.Not with sudden transformation.But with a softening.A loosening.A gentle return of ease.For some, this happens months after treatment begins. For others, years. And for a surprising number of peop
Grace Without Fear: Recovering the Gift We Were Always Meant to Receive (opens the original)
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Subscribe nowGrace is one of the most familiar words in Christian vocabulary, yet one of the most misunderstood. For many of us, especially those who have lived under the long shadow of depression or self‑doubt, grace has been framed as something God gives despite us — a reluctant kindness offered to people who are fundamentally unworthy. That interpretation has shaped centuries of preaching, hymnody, and spiritual imagination. But it is not the Bible’s story, and it is not God’s st
Loaves & Dandelions: When the Work Begins to Walk on Its Own (opens the original)
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There is a peculiar ache that arrives at the very moment something long‑labored finally comes to life. It’s not the ache of failure or fatigue. It’s the ache of fulfillment—the strange, holy disorientation that comes when a dream stops being yours alone and becomes something shared, embodied, and carried by others.Subscribe nowFor years, you cultivate a vision.You teach, encourage, model, and nudge.You hold the center.You carry the weight.You imagine what
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