Dr. Chris Rappazini, a professor of leadership, discusses his new book Moving Forward After Messing Up and the importance of second chances. He shares a personal story about his relationship with his brother and how it inspired him to write the book. The conversation explores the challenges of recognizing and accepting our mistakes, the role …
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends limiting screen time in adolescence to protect kids from the harmful impact of screens. It isn’t only screens though, one of the greatest ways we protect our kids is by limiting their exposure to harmful experiences. We limit the amount of junk food, time spent with negative friends, and …
On this episode, Dr. Kevin Gushiken and I discuss his upcoming book A Theology of Play and the importance of incorporating play into the Christian life. He explores the reasons why Christians often don’t prioritize play and suggests that grounding play in theology and scripture can give us permission to enjoy life. He emphasizes the …
Dr. Greg Quiggle discusses his new book on D.L. Moody, titled Bread and Bibles: D. L. Moody’s Evangelism and Social Action, which explores Moody’s evangelism and social action. Moody was a prominent English-speaking evangelist in the 19th century and had a significant impact on Protestant Christianity. He was known for his ability to connect with …