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- Sep 8, 2026
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Building a Resilient Community - Caleb H. (opens the original)
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Caleb and I have known each other since 1997. During those years he has managed to build a close community of friends that have walked with him through all of life. Join us today as we talk about the importance of community in resiliency.
Resiliency and Life - DJ Crocker (opens the original)
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Life, careers, marriage, and parenting all require resiliency. My friend, DJ Crocker joins me today as we talk about finding that resilient life.
Writing and Making a Difference - Billy W. (opens the original)
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I met my friend Billy while Katie and I were living in Ohio. He is a bright and talented young man making a difference in the world. As well, he's an author and non-profit leader.
Living an open/empty handed life! Dr. Wendy Smith (opens the original)
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Dr. Wendy Smith is an author and lady who understands well the need for resiliency. Through her sons traumatic car wreck (2015) she discovered the gift of resiliency, the importance of community, and the strength in her relationship with God.
Sometimes Resiliency requires a Pivot (opens the original)
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Anderson is a true Renaissance man. He's a pastor, small business owner, creative genius, and a man of fashion. Today we discuss the choice to pivot when resiliency is needed.
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