Talking Family Talking Life Podcast: Recent Episodes
Mike and Sarah Click
Why is it that people refuse to spiritually mature and not seek to grow in their marriages, families, and their walk with the Lord? In this podcast, we will dive into what people are really saying when they don't want help.
As you listen to this podcast, I know there are MANY reasons why people are unable to attend a church service. So please keep in that in mind before you send any hate mail :) This is a topic that is close to my heart and I share my thoughts with genuine care and concern. As I stated in the podcast, there are many reasons why people attend church less and not just the one theory I present. I truly believe my theory can be true in many cases, but not necessarily in many other cases. Hope this is a topic that we can all think and pray about.
In this podcast, Sarah and I discuss what is happening in a Christian's life and their family's when we decide to spiritually sleep and check out and what we need to do about having an awakening.
Q & A with Sarah. We will get more serious next time :) Having said that, there is more "serious" stuff at the end...
This week we will look at how we as parents, grandparents, guardians, etc. can work with our children on dealing with the unexpected.
Whether our children are toddlers, teens, or even adults, there are some significant things that we need to remember when having conversations with our kids (and grandkids).
So many of us including Sarah and I have been asking ourselves, "What am I learning or have learned during this pandemic?" We are taking a little different approach with this episode. The question we are presenting is "What opportunities have we missed during Covid-19?
Sarah and I have been on a weight lost "adventure" for the last few months, and people have been asking what we have been doing. So we thought we would share what our routine has looked like in this long process of getting healthy.
Pastor RT Stringer gives some great practical advice and things he has learned over the last couple months of this pandemic.