featuring Catherine Boyle with Key Ministry. Catherine talks about the help and grace Jesus has given her through her struggles with depression. She shares valuable insight on becoming more effective in ministry with individuals impacted by mental illnesses.
Resources mentioned within the interview:
An Overview & Statistics on Mental Illness
Coronavirus Ministry Resources
Simple Gestures that Resonate Deeply with Special Needs Caregivers
Groups That Can Help:
featuring Dr. Lynn Wilder. Former Brigham Young University professor discusses how the Lord led her and her family out of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and answers questions on the differences between Christianity and Mormonism.
We recommend Dr. Lynn Wilder’s book “Unveiling Grace”
Learn more ministering to Mormon’s through Dr. Lynn Wilder's website & podcast.
Be sure to hear Micah Wilder’s testimony, Episode 14 - Good News
The Lord supplies hope and courage, not only through His Word, but also through the examples of brothers and sisters in Christ. Tabitha shares how bold believers in Myanmar impacted her walk with Christ. Paul explores the faith-filled, resolute lives of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego.
Still. Performed by Amen Quartet from Heartland Baptist Bible College.
Drawing inspiration from the life of Moses, Paul & Tabitha talk about the benefits of modeling faith and proactive love for others that is truly compelling.
Make Me a Blessing. Lyrics: Ira B. Wilson, 1909. Tune: Schuler. Performed by: Kaleb Brasee.
Paul and Tabitha expound on a particular passage from Scripture that gives them hope and courage in uncertain times - Matthew 10: 29-31.
His Eye is on the Sparrow. Performed by Fountainview Academy
Paul and Tabitha explore Luke 15, pointing out how tender God the Father’s heart is toward His children and the blessing of being permanently forgiven.
Paul & Tabitha talk about the incredible comfort in knowing Jesus knows everything about us, and the blessings that accompany the new names He gives us.
featuring Kim Van Dunk. Kim explains how having a firm foundation built on the Word of God supplies strength, joy and rest through the trials of life. She shares the hidden treasures she’s discovered through her journey with Lyme Disease.
Follow Kim’s Blog: Life in the Van
featuring Pastor Alan Brown & Pastor Laurence Brown. Pastor Alan & Pastor Laurence talk about their experience of becoming deathly ill while on a missions trip to India, and how the Lord infused strength, blessings and grace through difficult circumstances.
Hear Tabitha’s perspective on this event on Ep. 30 - “Prince of Peace”
Paul and Tabitha examine Jochebed’s faith-filled life of courage and how the shield of faith fortifies believers today.
“We Will Stand Our Ground” from the Stand Strong album
Words & Music by Dianne Wilkinson. Performed by Hylander Singing Men
featuring Pastor Evan Collier. Pastor Evan lays out starting points for successful ministry to children with behavioral diagnoses.
5 Steps to Serving Children with Autism, ADHD, and Attachment Disorders by Pastor Evan Collier
featuring Armand & Ellen Milanesi. Through their experience of being in the heart of New York City on September 11, 2001, Armand and Ellen attest to God’s providential hand in that traumatic event.
Paul and Tabitha discuss the victory, hope and assurances believers have today as a result of Christ’s resurrection.
“My Hope is in the Lord” Piano Duet played by Tabitha Norris & Jessica Whiddon
Lyrics by Norman J. Clayton / Arr. by D. Ream, M. Ijames and H. Little
featuring Courtney Westlake. Courtney gives a peek into the life of her family coping with the diagnosis of Harlequin Ichthyosis and discovering God’s beautiful design within the trials. She offers pointers on teaching children to respect and appreciate physical differences.
Courtney’s blog Living a Different Beautiful & book A Different Beautiful
Tabitha looks back on how the Lord imparted protection and tranquility through a fearful situation on the mission field. Paul and Tabitha reflect on the life of Jesus and the peace He gives even in the midst of storms.
Home (The Arms of God) by Heather Sorenson. Vocals & Orchestration by Jessica Whiddon.
