Today we’re talking about two issues that Christians sometimes disagree on: baptism and translations of the Bible. I believe that faith precedes baptism and that salvation is accomplished by faith alone. Listen in as we have this important conversation.
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God has created us for relationship with other people, and he modeled perfect love for us, also. Fortunately, our relationship with God is 100% secure. He never changes; His love is unconditional and constant. There’s nothing we can do that will make Him love us any more or any less. He doesn’t give up on us.
People, however, aren’t like that. People change. As a result, sometimes friendships can hurt. Sometimes, they end. Today I’ll be touching on this topic in answer to a listener email.
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What is it like to travel across the country and hold the baby you have been praying for? Today, Harry and Kaylah share their emotional first meeting with their three pound little girl and share what it was like to bring her home from Florida to her forever family in Washington state.
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Are you considering adoption? Today, Harry and Kayla Alicea join me to share their beautiful story of bringing home their daughter, Sola Grace. From writing a letter of introduction to the birth mom and finally, being chosen to raise Sola, the Alicea’s testimony is a powerful reminder that nothing is ever wasted in the hands of God. Have tissues handy and settle in with your family to hear what it’s like to walk through the adoption process from start to finish.
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Have you ever considered what you will be doing after your kids are done homeschooling? For many homeschool moms, the last child to graduate creates a struggle that Steve Lambert says can be avoided if we’ll have the conversation about the next season early rather than late. Today, we’ll talk about why it’s so important to consider what you’ll do after homeschooling as well as touch on the invaluable role of a mentor in the life of a younger homeschool family.
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Today we celebrate our nation’s independence from England and the freedom we have here the United States. But over the last several years, we have seen unelected bureaucrats wield power over our private health care decisions that they were never intended to have. This is wrong, and today, Heidi Hartnell from Informed Choice Washington joins me to discuss why we must engage in this battle, why it’s a different from the abortion argument, and where we go from here.
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Today more parents than ever are taking the leap away from government schooling and choosing to educate their kids at home. The concern over lost income is real; and today, homeschool work-at-home mom turned entrepreneur Kelly Harbaugh joins me to offer insight, ideas and encouragement to help you manage childcare and time constraints. It’s not as hard as you think!
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