Anorexia and Freedom: No Exceptions, No Exclusions, No Exemptions to God’s Power, Part 2

by | Feb 20, 2020 | Care Giving, Communication, Community, Companionship, Death, Education, Family, Fear, Fireside Talk Radio, Group Dynamics, Insecurities, Parenting, Prayer, Strengthening Relationships, Teenagers

Caralyn won our hearts with her open, beautiful way of talking so authentically! Anorexia can be daunting, especially if you are watching someone you love suffer. But Beauty Beyond Bones blogger, Caralyn, says sufferers can get free of eating disorders. When it comes...

Redefining Romance to Fit Your Family’s Lifestyle with Anna Krafve Pierce

by | Feb 13, 2020 | Communication, Companionship, Family, Fellowship, Fireside Talk Radio, Marriage, Parenting, Prayer, Strengthening Relationships

I confess, I love dessert on Valentine’s Day. But chocolate is not for everybody…. Redefining romance? If you’ve got small children, a new way to spark romance is a necessity. No time for candles? Do your children gobble up the Valentine’s Day stash before...

Anorexia: Blessed and Beautiful Beyond Bones with Caralyn, Part 1

by | Feb 6, 2020 | Care Giving, Community, Companionship, Death, Education, Family, Fear, Fellowship, Fireside Talk Radio, Group Dynamics, Parenting, Strengthening Relationships, Teenagers

Caralyn grew up as a child actor from age five. Blessed and beautiful go together for her now, but not always. She hasn’t always felt worthy of God’s love. In fact, her spiritual battle with anorexia began with feelings of inadequacy and unworthiness. Her tendency to...

Wake Up Call: Churches Need to Talk About Hard Topics Now

by | Jan 30, 2020 | Abortion, Communication, Community, Companionship, Culture, Death, Divorce, Education, Family, Fellowship, Fireside Talk Radio, Group Dynamics, Marriage Problems, Parenting, Prayer

Last Sunday at church, I got a wake up call. My heart still trembles at a close call among those I love. Believe me, it never crossed my mind my friend in the pew near me might be suffering. With gentle dignity, she walked forward down the church aisle to ask for...