Do you wonder if God hears your prayers, or how He responds? In this brief, yet uplifting conversation, Paul and Tabitha walk through Luke 18, and the application that is often overlooked.  They touch on their early experiences of foster care, reactive attachment disorder, and how prayer is becoming increasingly important to them through this journey.   Referenced in this Episode: Pew Research Center Survey   Most Pray But Disagree How Prayer Works (Article & Survey)

Paul and Tabitha unpack James 1:27 and emphasize God the Father’s heart for the orphans and widows.  As they step into their 5th year of ministry together, Paul and Tabitha announce the launch of the Hidden Treasures Project and invite their listeners to partner with them.   The Hidden Treasures Project is an opportunity to join with Broken Vessels, Hidden Treasures in extending the love of Christ to the unplaced foster youth of Wednesday’s Child through a financial donation.  By November, the donations will go toward Bibles and Christmas gifts for these precious youth who otherwise have nothing at this time of year. Thank you for making a difference!   Learn more about the history of Wednesday’s Child on this YouTube video.   Want to learn more about our ministry or the Hidden Treasures Project? Reach out to us through our website! We love to hear from you.

Paul and Tabitha draw out incredible lessons through the life of Esther of God’s sovereignty and the courage He grants. They share their own recent experience at the Capital in Boise and how, although the odds seem stacked against them, the Lord worked in mighty ways in defense of spousal and parental caregivers. Referenced in this Discussion- Episode 57 “Balancing Caregiving & Marriage”

In this unique 10 minute discussion, Paul & Tabitha unpack a lesson of gratitude, learned from an unlikely source - a Samaritan leper.

Paul and Tabitha update their audience and prayer warriors on their lives since moving to North Idaho.  They outline the confident expectation believers have in Christ, no matter what the events of life may be, and 3 practices for believers to build that hope in Him.   Referenced in this episode: Top 5 Habits of Hopeful People by Summer Stevens Paul & Tabitha’s “wilderness experience” beginning at Shiloh, shared in Episode 52- “The God Who Sees” Kathryn Brown’s testimony, shared in Episode 3- Sweeter Than Honey Part 1 & Part 2

featuring Ken Yates & Kathryn Wright with Grace Evangelical Society. A conversation based on the article and upcoming book Elisabeth: My Hero. Ken & Kathryn share the remarkable story of Elisabeth Yates who, though physically weak from cerebral palsy, lived a life of strong, unwavering faith in Jesus Christ. Referenced in this interview: Elisabeth: My Hero Subscribe to Grace in Focus Magazine for free! Support the Ministry of Grace Evangelical Society Purchase Hebrews: Partners with Christ and the upcoming book, Elisabeth: My Hero by Ken Yates

What makes spousal caregiving unique? Is it possible to maintain a healthy balance between caregiving duties and marriage, without losing the spark? Drawing from their own story of learning to cope with the increasing changes and demands of muscular dystrophy, Paul and Tabitha address potential ways caregiving can impact relationships and how, through Christ, their marriage grows stronger. Referenced in this episode: AARP Report Looks at Onus On Spousal Caregivers To gain a better, visual understanding of challenges specific to spousal caregivers, watch She gets paid … but marriage could change that by the Washington Post

featuring Dr. Gary Chapman & Dr. Clarence Shuler. Gary and Clarence share their fascinating story of an unlikely yet special friendship built on faith in Jesus Christ.  They discuss their new book and answer questions on cultivating healthy, long-lasting relationships across ethnic and racial barriers. Purchase Life Changing Cross-Cultural Friendships: How You Can Help Heal Racial Divides, One Relationship at a Time on Amazon or anywhere books are sold. Available June 7, 2022. Referenced in this interview: “Birds of a Feather Do Flock Together: Behavior-Based Personality-Assessment Method Reveals Personality Similarity Among Couples and Friends” “A Friend Like Me: When Given More Choices, People Pick Friends Similar to Themselves”

Paul & Tabitha focus in on Ruth’s friendship with Naomi and discuss the importance of loyalty, acceptance, and empathy in building relationships. Article referenced in this episode: Empathy: A Key to Inclusive Ministry

featuring Andrew Klavan. Andrew Klavan opens up on how literature played a part in leading him from being a secular Jew to faith in Christ. He answers questions on his latest book, The Truth & Beauty, and provides insight into knowing Christ.   Purchase Andrew Klavan’s The Truth & Beauty: How the Lives and Works of England’s Greatest Poets Point the Way to a Deeper Understanding of the Words of Jesus on Amazon    Learn more of Andrew Klavan’s story in his memoir The Great Good Thing: A Secular Jew Comes to Faith in Christ