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THE ROOTED TCK Podcast is a community where we unpack the pressures of TCK life to grow deeper in faith, friendships, and confidence that God cares about every part of our stories.THE ROOTED TCK is a ministry of LAC; but whoever you are, wherever you are, you are welcome to…
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5.8. Perspective & "Stacking" Decisions (with Austin Hines) (opens the original)
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On this episode, we welcome back Austin Hines, a TCK to Zambia and Mozambique. You’ll hear him share about how our perspective impacts the choices we make. Austin shares his own experiences of learning how to see God’s goodness even in challenging times. In his typical “coach” style, Austin will both encourage and challenge you to look to God, to control the two things within your control, and to learn to appreciate your current circumstances. There’s a lot here to take in, sit with, and put int
5.7. TCKs Rooted in God’s Love (with Bethanie Skipper) (opens the original)
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On this episode, we talk with Bethanie Skipper, a TCK to Argentina and Mexico. You’ll hear her share about her heart for TCKs to be rooted and established in God’s love for them. She shares personal stories of encountering God herself, the impact of alumni TCKs investing in younger generations, and encouragement for both TCK-support workers and parents. Bethanie has years of experience serving the TCK community and the Lord has given her such a beautiful heart in this ministry. You’ll want to he
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