Time Out: Recent Episodes
Fields Student Ministry
Today we talked with Mark Nesbit, a licensed professional counselor with Hope Works about mental health.
Sterling talks to Missions Pastor, Wade Longcrier about how to teach your children to have a mission centered life.
Today Sterling talks with Lead Pastor at First Baptist Hurst about how to love your child when they are not living the life you hoped for them.
Today we talk with Scott Ward, our Education Pastor at First Baptist Church at the Fields. Scott is talking about what it means to take interest in the things your children do. How this helps your relationship with your child & what this means to them.
Today Sterling and Jordan discuss the importance of having faith based conversations at home with your students by asking the question "What is God teaching you?".
Today we take some time and get to know the girl who will investing in your students as well as some important things that her parents taught her while growing up!
Today we talk about why your child needs five spiritual influences in their life and how to identify them.
Today, we interview Chris Holloway. He is currently the director of a living learning community at Dallas Baptist University where he has also served as Resident Director, Baptist Student Ministry Director, and Director of Global missions.
In this discussion he clues us in to several pitfalls that he notices in students as they get ready to enter adulthood as well as how we can combat them.
Today we ask the question are you a confusing parent? We discuss how to parent more clearly for the your teenager.
In this episode, we sit down with Brent Taylor pastor of First Baptist Church at the Field, author, and father of three. We discuss what, as parents, we can be focusing on in the new year.
In this episode, we discuss what your teenagers say they want from mom and dad that they aren't telling you, and NO it isn't your money.
Parenting is hard work and you deserve to take a timeout. Today we talk about why we started our podcast and encourage you to keep going even when parenting gets hard.