As we immerse ourselves in the joy and celebration of the season, let’s take a moment to reflect on the heart of Christmas. We’ll explore the history and profound meanings behind the nativity scene, the journey of the wise men, and the deeply symbolic gifts they brought. Tune in to uncover the timeless message of hope, love, and redemption that continues to resonate through the ages. Merry Christmas and see you on the podcast!
In our latest episode of “God-sized Stories with Patricia Holbrook,” Christie Thomas unpacks her “faith growth cycle” to help families integrate manageable faith practices into daily routines. From praying with teenagers to nightly blessings with children, Christy and Cindy Simmons share heartwarming insights and practical tips from Christy’s book “Little Habits Big Faith.” Perfect for parents and grandparents eager to nurture spiritual growth at home, this episode offers real-life examples and inspiration. Tune in now, and don’t miss your chance to win a copy of Christie’s book! Listen and transform your family’s faith journey with us.
Join Patricia Holbrook on “God-sized Stories” as she chats with Paul Asay, author of “Becoming a Screen Savvy Family,” about tackling the digital challenges parents face today. Get practical advice on managing children’s tech use, exploring Christian themes in media, and maintaining open communication to navigate the impacts of screen time on mental health. Tune in now and don’t miss the exciting book giveaway!
Tune in as Patricia Holbrook interviews Stacy Womack, founder of Abuse Recovery Ministry Services (ARMS). They discuss crucial resources for abuse recovery, Stacy’s new book “On the Front Lines of Abuse,” and the “Her Journey” program for women. Gain valuable insights on how faith communities can better support abuse victims.
Join Patricia Holbrook in this enlightening episode of “God-sized Stories” featuring Ben Locke, who shares his transformative journey from a budding soccer star to author and faith advocate. Discover Ben’s raw and honest take on mental health, vulnerability, community, and “suffering rightly,” highlighted by his profound experiences and his heartfelt book, “In Our Suffering, Lord, Be Near.”
