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Today we’re celebrating the 500th episode of this podcast with an exclusive giveaway. Whew! What a ride! And you know, what better way to celebrate it than a great giveaway and a talk about what the Bible says about tattoos?! đ
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My friend Chrystal Evans Hurst is with me today, and we’re talking further about pain. But we’re wrapping it up today by talking about the redemption that follows!
Chrystal Hurst is an energetic, fun-loving âgirl-next-doorâ who loves to encourage other women in fulfilling their full potential in Christ. Chrystal firmly believes Godâs promise in Jeremiah 29:11, âI know the plans that I have for youâŚâ and she desires to help other Christian women believe and apply that truth to their lives.
Chrystal is a gifted writer, speaker, and worship leader. Being the eldest child of Dr. Tony and Lois Evans, Chrystal been surrounded by the Word of God her entire life. As a member of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, Chrystal assists her mom in leading the womenâs ministry and loves to encourage women toward a deeper relationship with the Lord. Chrystal has recently co-authored a book, Kingdom Woman, with her dad. You can also find Chrystal writing on her blogâChrystalâs Chroniclesâwhere she poignantly reflects her thoughts about her faith and day-to-day experiences.  Chrystal is the author of She’s Still There: Rescuing the Girl In You releasing this month!
Most importantly, Chrystal is a dedicated wife and homeschooling mother of five. She considers herself to be the COO (Chief Operating Officer) of the Hurst household. Chrystal and her husband, Jessie reside in a small town just outside of Dallas, Texas.
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Today I’m hosting my friend Chrystal Evans Hurst and we’re talking about the ugly cry. What makes it happen, whether or not it’s okay, and how we move forward. Join me!
Chrystal Hurst is an energetic, fun-loving âgirl-next-doorâ who loves to encourage other women in fulfilling their full potential in Christ. Chrystal firmly believes Godâs promise in Jeremiah 29:11, âI know the plans that I have for youâŚâ and she desires to help other Christian women believe and apply that truth to their lives.
Chrystal is a gifted writer, speaker, and worship leader. Being the eldest child of Dr. Tony and Lois Evans, Chrystal been surrounded by the Word of God her entire life. As a member of Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship, Chrystal assists her mom in leading the womenâs ministry and loves to encourage women toward a deeper relationship with the Lord. Chrystal has recently co-authored a book, Kingdom Woman, with her dad. You can also find Chrystal writing on her blogâChrystalâs Chroniclesâwhere she poignantly reflects her thoughts about her faith and day-to-day experiences.  Chrystal is the author of She’s Still There: Rescuing the Girl In You releasing this month!
Most importantly, Chrystal is a dedicated wife and homeschooling mother of five. She considers herself to be the COO (Chief Operating Officer) of the Hurst household. Chrystal and her husband, Jessie reside in a small town just outside of Dallas, Texas.
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Mailroom Monday, where I’m answering questions sent in from you guys! Today we’re talking about family devotions and wives supporting husbands with PTSD. Life is hard, you guys, but there is hope!
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You long to be the mom your kids need, but often youâre convinced you come up short. The label ânot enoughâ seems to be stamped across everything you doâand yet parenting is the one thing you want most to get right. What if the solution is simply to embrace the truth that you are not enoughâbut God is?
In Gospel-Centered Mom Brooke McGlothlin reveals how our entire approach to motherhood shifts when we stop chasing our vision of a perfect family and start full-out pursuing God.
Brooke McGlothlin is co-founder and President of The MOB Society, author of Praying for Boys: Asking God for the Things They Need Most, co-author of Hope for the Weary Mom: Let God Meet You in the Mess, and the Hope for the Weary Mom 40 Day Devotional. Sheâs also creator of the Fight Like a BoyMom Program, and a mother of two boys who believes God has chosen her to fight for the hearts of her sons. Her newest book, Gospel Centered Mom, has just released. Brooke can be found most often with her nose in a book, or cheering like a mad woman as her baseball boys take the field.
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You long to be the mom your kids need, but often youâre convinced you come up short. The label ânot enoughâ seems to be stamped across everything you doâand yet parenting is the one thing you want most to get right. What if the solution is simply to embrace the truth that you are not enoughâbut God is?
In Gospel-Centered Mom Brooke McGlothlin reveals how our entire approach to motherhood shifts when we stop chasing our vision of a perfect family and start full-out pursuing God.
Brooke McGlothlin is co-founder and President of The MOB Society, author of Praying for Boys: Asking God for the Things They Need Most, co-author of Hope for the Weary Mom: Let God Meet You in the Mess, and the Hope for the Weary Mom 40 Day Devotional. Sheâs also creator of the Fight Like a BoyMom Program, and a mother of two boys who believes God has chosen her to fight for the hearts of her sons. Her newest book, Gospel Centered Mom, has just released. Brooke can be found most often with her nose in a book, or cheering like a mad woman as her baseball boys take the field.
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Your job as a mom is to encourage your kids to follow in Jesus’ footsteps. You (and all other Christians) will let your kids down, so they need to know that Christ is the one they should be depending on. It pleases God when we focus not only on ourselves in the battle, but on the One who has won the battle. You will be blessed as you have the opportunity to lead others around you to follow Jesus!
2 Timothy 2 1-7
Dare to Be A Daniel – Talking to Your Kids About Standing for the Lord – This is startlingly new territory for parents: explaining why a man is being celebrated as a woman on the cover of a magazine is not something we’re used to talking about. Here’s the thing: If we don’t set a place for the truth of Scripture at the table of our children’s hearts, the world will set out a feast all it’s own.
9 Ways to Point Your Teen Daughter to Jesus – Then it happens, she becomes a âteenâ, a âyoung adultâ, a âyoung womanâ. And youâre no longer sure of yourself, and you begin to question every.single.decision. youâve ever made concerning her upbringing. You start to give in to some fear that she will throw off all youâve taught her, and become something completely other than you. And, you know what? She does.
Bringing Up Boys Series –Â Podcast 1Â –Â Podcast 2Â –Â Podcast 3Â –Â The culture is headed toward gender neutralityâbut the Word of God tells us that God created us male and female… by design! Embrace the difference between the sexes with Heidi St. John and Durenda Wilson.