We never want our children to suffer, but tragedy can strike any family. How do you talk to your kids about death? How do you lead them through grief when you are grieving yourself? Erin Nelson and Colleen Montague are here to talk about Jessica's House, a grief center serving families in Central California, and their new book, When Grief Comes Home: A Gentle Guide for Living Through Loss While Supporting Your Child.

Erin Nelson is the founder of Jessica's House and Colleen Montague is a licensed therapist serving as Program Director for Jessica's House. You can find more resources at www.jessicashouse.org and check out their podcast: When Grief Comes Home. Find a grief center near you by searching www.nacg.org.

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When a life-altering tragedy, or even just a big disappointment, threatens to derail your hopes and dreams, you might need a little bit of hope to believe that God plans to get you through it. After her husband's death, Tricia believed that her life was over, but God showed her that she could have "another beautiful life." Today she shares about how you can find peace, gain confidence, and transform your mind.

Tricia Zody is a Christian life coach, speaker, and podcaster, and now the author of her first book Another Beautiful Life. Catch up with Tricia at www.triciazody.com.

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After a traumatic divorce, Kathy struggled to find the support she needed as a Christian woman, so she created it! In this episode, Kathy shares her pain, hard-won wisdom, and compassion for those who are navigating being divorced with all the changes to social life, church community, sense of self, and parenting.

Kathy Kaspar is a certified coach, writer, speaker, and leader of the Success After the Storm community for Christian women coming through divorce. Find out more at successafterthestorm.com.

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It's a new year and we're being bombarded with messages about goals, resolutions, and transformations. It's high time that we get practical about setting goals in a way that works with our brains and honors God. In this episode, Renee Booe helps us to understand that we first consider who we want to be before we can decide what we should do.

Renee Booe is a Biblical Brain-Based Life Coach and host of the Personal Growth for Christians podcast. You can find out more about coaching based in neuro-faith integration at www.reneebooe.com or find her on IG @reneebooe.

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ADHD brains are fascinating, creative, and capable of amazing things, but if you or someone you love struggles with the difficult parts of ADHD, this episode is for you. Chad Potts is back to talk about lifestyle changes, parenting strategies, and how pharmaceuticals can offer support.

Chad Potts is a pharmacist, pastor, coach, and host of the RevRx Podcast. Find out more at www.therevrx.com and get his newsletter to be notified when the 40 Grit Challenge returns in 2025.

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If you were a youth group kid in the 90s, you are already familiar with the movement now known as "Purity Culture," a social, political, and religious movement aimed at pushing young people to "save" themselves for marriage. While there were biblical roots to this idea, many young people suffered trauma, shame, and misshapen sexual identities from some of the tactics.

Dr. Camden Morgante is a psychologist who writes, speaks, and counsels people who want to recover from damage done by Purity Culture and reconstruct their faith in a healthy way. You can find more about her at www.drcamden.com and be sure to pick up her new book, Recovering from Purity Culture: Dismantle the Myths, Reject Shame-Based Sexuality, and Move Forward in Your Faith .

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The holiday season is often a mix of stress and joy, but if you've lost someone, you might be dreading it. Bart Blair lost his teen son in 2021 and is using his experience in pastoral ministry to process through the complicated feelings of grief during the Christmas season.

Trigger Warning: Teen suicide.

Bart Blair is a pastor, author, and podcaster who specializes in church marketing and growth. Check out his new book Grief Makes Christmas Complicated and head over to his website makemoredisciples.com where you can ask Bart to pray for you through the holiday season.

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What does neurodiversity mean in the context of your family? Why does God allow some of us to suffer more than others? How can we think biblically about the the different ways our brains work?

Emily Flowers is a blogger and a mom to a neurodivergent child who suffers with a psychiatric diagnosis. Through years of struggling, she is discovering how Jesus makes her radiant as she looks to Him. Find her on IG @neuro.radiant and on her blog at neuroradiant.blog.

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