Shows
An Evening at Prayer - an Episcopal Evening Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Fr. Wiley Ammons, Psalm(s): Psalm 30, 149, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Old Testament: Exodus 15:19-21, Ian Lasch, First Canticle: 15, New Testament: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7, David Sibley, Second Canticle: 17. Logo image by Laura Ammons, used by permission.2025-07-2210 min
A Morning at the Office - an Episcopal Morning Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Mtr. Lisa Meirow, Psalm(s): Psalm 116, Laura Ammons, Old Testament: Zephaniah 3:14-20, Fr. Wiley Ammons, First Canticle: 16, Second Canticle: 21, Gospel: Mark 15:47-16:7, Mtr. Lisa Meirow. Logo image by Antonio Allegretti, used by permission.2025-07-2212 min
Law Enforcement Talk: True Crime and Trauma StoriesJourney From Drug Addict To JudgeJourney From Drug Addict To Judge. Her Amazing Story. Few stories are as transformative and inspiring as Mary Beth O'Connor's remarkable journey from childhood trauma to becoming a federal Administrative Law Judge. Her memoir, "From Junkie to Judge," offers a raw, unflinching look at survival, resilience, and the extraordinary power of personal transformation. She told her amazing story in a recent podcast interview on the Law Enforcement Talk Radio Show and Podcast, available on their website and platforms like Apple Podcasts, Spotify and most major podcast platforms.
The Roots of Addiction: Childhood Trauma
Mary Beth's...2025-01-2641 min
The Real Bitch of Bravo Podcast with Ji Hae WileyThe Not So Tiffany's Breakfast at Mary'sThe Real Bitch of Bravo goes solo so be kind as she gives Alexis Bellino a little too much attention than she deserves, Jax Taylor has a fender bender and Mary Cosby host a brunch for the ladies that doesn't exactly go according to plan.
Follow The Real Bitch of Bravo Social Media Outlets:
Instagram:
@the_real_bitch_of_bravo @jihae_jho_wiley
@sandbar66
Threads:
@the_real_bitch_of_bravo2024-11-2635 min
DMCN JournalCerebral palsy characteristics in term-born children with and without detectable perinatal risk factors: A cross-sectional study | Mary Dunbar | DMCN In this podcast, Mary Dunbar discusses her paper 'Cerebral palsy characteristics in term-born children with and without detectable perinatal risk factors: A cross-sectional study'.
The paper is available here: https://doi.org/10.1111/dmcn.16111
Follow DMCN on Podbean for more: https://dmcn.podbean.com/
___
Watch DMCN Podcasts on YouTube:
https://bit.ly/2ONCYiC
__
DMCN Journal:
Developmental Medicine & Child Neurology (DMCN) has defined the field of paediatric neurology and childhood-onset neurodisability for over 60 years. DMCN disseminates the latest clinical research results globally to...2024-11-1412 minThe Real Bitch of Bravo Podcast with Ji Hae WileyWe Need Our Own Glam SquadJi Hae & Liz are back and here for all of the drama. Join them as they break down Mary Cosby and Heather's drama, was Jared showing up to Angie's staged, and why we both need a glam squad.
Follow The Real Bitch of Bravo Social Media Outlets:
Instagram:
@the_real_bitch_of_bravo @jihae_jho_wiley
@sandbar66 @lizlayton
2024-10-2558 min
Marked with Angie Elkins and Elizabeth HyndmanMary Wiley on Exercising Theology in Your Everyday LifeOur friend and teammate Mary Wiley is back on the podcast! In this episode, Mary talks about how redefining theology changed her perspective, what makes something a "theology devotional," and how we can exercise theology in everyday life. LINKS: Our Highest Good Everyday Theology Bible Study You Are a Theologian Lifeway Women Academy—Theology 101 Discovering the BibleMore resources from MaryRECOMMENDED:Listen to our conversation with Mary about her Bible study, Everyday Theology. MARKED is a podcast from Lifeway Women: https://women.lifeway.com/blog/po...2024-09-2338 min
An Evening at Prayer - an Episcopal Evening Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary the VirginOfficiant: Fr. Wiley Ammons, Psalm(s): Psalm 138, 149, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Old Testament: Zechariah 2:10-13, Laurie Brock, First Canticle: 15, New Testament: Acts 1:6-14, Andrew Armond, Second Canticle: 17. Logo image by Laura Ammons, used by permission.2024-08-1511 min
Law Enforcement Talk: True Crime and Trauma StoriesTrauma and Repressed Memory From When He Was A Scout and His Life as an Adult.Trauma and Repressed Memory From When He Was A Scout and His Life as an Adult. Boy Scouts were a big part of his young life. He was molested as a pre-teenager by a Scout Master. He was told by his abuser that it was part of an initiation that all of the other boys did. He repressed the memories until he was a Resident Assistant at St. Mary's College of Maryland, in St. Mary's City Maryland. Stay updated about his story and many others simply by following us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and most all social media platforms.2024-08-0741 min
An Evening at Prayer - an Episcopal Evening Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Fr. Wiley Ammons, Psalm(s): Psalm 30, 149, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Old Testament: Exodus 15:19-21, Ian Lasch, First Canticle: 15, New Testament: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7, David Sibley, Second Canticle: 17. Logo image by Laura Ammons, used by permission.2024-07-2210 min
A Morning at the Office - an Episcopal Morning Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Mtr. Lisa Meirow, Psalm(s): Psalm 116, Laura Ammons, Old Testament: Zephaniah 3:14-20, Fr. Wiley Ammons, First Canticle: 16, Second Canticle: 21, Gospel: Mark 15:47-16:7, Mtr. Lisa Meirow. Logo image by Antonio Allegretti, used by permission.2024-07-2212 min
The Housewife Did ItTrue Crime S2 Episode 42: The Story of Genie WileyIn October of 1970, Dorothy Irene Wiley got into a violent argument with her husband, Clark, which ended in her walking out with their 13-year-old daughter, Susan, who goes by Genie, and taking her to her parents’ home in Monterey Park, California. Dorothy and Clark had an 18-year-old son (let’s call him Davis), but Davis had recently run away from home and was living with friends. Dorothy, who went by Irene, was a single mother for the first time, and in desperate need of support for herself and her daughter, and made her way to the disability services department in n...2024-07-091h 07
Law Enforcement Talk: True Crime and Trauma StoriesAbducted Kidnapped and Molested Multiple TimesAbducted Kidnapped and Molested Multiple Times As A Juvenile. Her Powerful Warning and Amazing Recovery. At the vulnerable ages of twelve and fourteen, Broberg fell victim to the sinister intentions of a trusted family acquaintance. The depth of manipulation and betrayal that she endured is staggering, as her abductor exploited the trust of her family to commit heinous acts. These traumatic experiences have been meticulously documented in her mother Mary Ann Broberg's book, "Stolen Innocence: The Jan Broberg Story," as well as in the revealing documentary "Abducted in Plain Sight" and the compelling drama miniseries "A Friend of the...2024-04-2841 min
Reading Teachers LoungeIdeas for Differentiation with Wiley BlevinsShannon chats with her favorite literacy guru, Wiley Blevins, about the decisions and methods that go into differentiation. Shannon picks his brain about some of her reading students. Also, Wiley shares insights from his coming book about adjustments that teachers can make before or during their lessons to better suit the learning levels of their students. We always get some much wisdom from Wiley, whether it be from a direct chat, a webinar he hosts, or from a book he's authored. Listen to this entire episode to get inspired about ways you can best meet your students' needs.2024-01-191h 01
RedeemerJax SermonsMary's StoryMtr. Sarah comments on the miraculous story of Mary, the mother of Jesus.2023-12-2414 minThe Real Bitch of Bravo Podcast with Ji Hae WileyMonica Garcia You're My Hero!!!Another solo episode where your Real Bitch of Bravo re-caps RHONY and ROSLC along with chiming in on why Monica is the best casting choice that Bravo has made in a long time and why Mary Cosby, again, shouldn't be on television anymore.
Do not forget to follow or subscribe to The Real Bitch of Bravo Podcast everywhere you get your podcasts. And follow us on all of our social media outlets.
Music Credit:
Savage by Megan Thee Stallion
Bitch Better Have My Money by Rhianna
Social Media Outlets:2023-10-131h 05
An Evening at Prayer - an Episcopal Evening Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary the VirginOfficiant: Fr. Wiley Ammons, Psalm(s): Psalm 45, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Old Testament: Jer. 31:1-14, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Gospel: John 19:23-27, Mtr. Lisa Meirow. Logo image by Laura Ammons, used by permission.2023-08-1512 min
An Evening at Prayer - an Episcopal Evening Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Fr. Wiley Ammons, Psalm(s): Psalms 30,149, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Old Testament: Exodus 15:19-21, Ian Lasch, New Testament: 2 Corinthians 1:3-7, David Sibley. Logo image by Laura Ammons, used by permission.2023-07-2210 min
A Morning at the Office - an Episcopal Morning Prayer PodcastFeast of St. Mary MagdaleneOfficiant: Mtr. Lisa Meirow, Psalm(s): Psalm 116, Laura Ammons, Old Testament: Zephaniah 3:14-20, Fr. Wiley Ammons, Gospel: Mark 15:47-16:7, Mtr. Lisa Meirow. Logo image by Antonio Allegretti, used by permission.2023-07-2212 min
Reading Teachers LoungeMeaningful Learning AssessmentsOften Shannon and Mary discuss different types of student assessments. Today we are going to dive a little deeper and discuss how we use data analysis to make meaningful adjustments and decisions to our teaching practices. Shannon brings the perspective of a classroom teacher and Mary shares how she individualizes plans for her private tutoring clients.Episode Links for Resources mentioned:SoR assessment list Reading Rockets: Assessment In DepthCORE Phonics SurveyWiley Blevins Comprehensive Phonics SurveyDibels 8th Edition Cherry Lee Informal Writing Screener our Getting to Know Your Readers episode Season 1 Episode 3our MAP te...2023-02-1041 min
Reading Teachers LoungeDecodable Texts with Emily Gibbons, the Literacy NestShannon and Mary chat with Emily Gibbons from the Literacy Nest about decodable texts. This discussion provides information about how decodables are similar and different to trade books and leveled texts. In this episode, teachers will find out how and when to use decodable texts in reading instruction. Listeners will also learn the best sources for high quality decodable books and short texts. Episode Links for Resources mentioned:Decodable Texts Guide UFLIA tweet with a graphic that says "Decodable texts are a bridge, not a destination!" -C. TartaglioneA Research Study on the Effects of Using Decodable Texts...2023-01-2757 min
Brave Writer160. (S8E44) Raising Spicy Kids! with Mary Van GeffenMary Van Geffen is an international coaching expert for parents of “spicy ones.” She helps people who are highly competent in life but overwhelmed by the challenges of parenting to lean into the discipline of staying calm. She helps them cultivate warmth and tenderness, all while trying to wrangle the fiery future of their tiny future CEOs. We discuss what it means to have or be a spicy child, and how parents can best react to these spirited young ones.You can download show notes for the podcast here: https://blog.bravewriter.com/category/podcasts/Reso...2022-12-0747 min
Law Enforcement Talk: True Crime and Trauma StoriesVietnam at the end of the War, Immigrated to the US and Became a Past Director of I.C.E.Vietnam at the end of the War, Immigrated to the US and Became a Past Director of I.C.E. He and His Family Escaped Vietnam at the end of the War, and He Became a Past Director of I.C.E. An amazing story of escape from a horrible situation, their struggle to create a life in the US and his rise to become a director of I.C.E. Plus, the Southern Border Crisis. Special Episode of the show, from F2F on the roof of 400 North Capitol Street in Washington D.C. Imagine if...2022-10-1620 min
The Art of SwayEpisode 1: Mary Nice Talks Gender Conditioning in the WorkplaceOur inaugural episode with creator/consultant Mary Nice dives into everything from TikTok’s unique vibe to oh-so-tricky ways gender conditioning can influence women in the workplace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices2022-08-2521 min
Reading Teachers LoungeSchool Year and Season 4 Wrap UpShannon and Mary catch up on their teaching activities and personal lives during the past school year. They share highlights from the past season and what is coming next in Season 5 and the 2022-2023 school year.Episode Resources:Shannon's Phonics UnitsDecodable readers from HeggertyDecodable readers from High NoonDecodable readers from GeodesDecodable readers from FlyleafMorpheme Magic from Deb Glaserour Morphology episodeour Wiley Blevins Scope and Sequence episodeour Nancy Young Differentiation episodeMary's updated websiteVan Cleave vocabulary resourcesour Patreon site and detailsHot Logic Mini Oven https://amzn.to/3jO2C4l (*Amazon affiliate link)2022-07-0145 min
Fairview Family Ministry PodcastEpisode 3: Theology and Family feat. Mary WileyIn this episode, Mary Wiley joins Jon Spallino in discussing why teaching theology to our kids is important. We touch on topics like: when should we teach theology, what should we teach, and its implications on baptism.
The reference Mary mentioned from the Gospel Project can be found here. Special Guest: Mary Wiley.2022-01-0435 min
Encouraging Your SpiritBusyness: Lessons from Martha and MarySend us a textThis week, I discussed the story of Mary and Martha and its application to daily life. Tune in for more.. Support the show2021-11-0617 min
Friends & FictionFriends & Fiction with Wiley CashMeet New York Times bestselling author Wiley Cash who joins us live from Park Road Books in Charlotte, NC to discuss his new book WHEN GHOSTS COME HOME. We chat with him about how his North Carolina roots find their way into his writing, what it means to be a Southern writer, how his writing helped him navigate loss and big life upheavals, and we learn a bit about this craft, process, and work as a college writing professor. https://www.wileycash.com/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2021-09-231h 06
Reading Teachers LoungeChatting about Scope and Sequence with Wiley BlevinsShannon and Mary chat with literacy expert Wiley Blevins about the scope and sequence of phonics instruction. Episode Links for Resources mentioned:ILA Brief Meeting the Challenges of Early Phonics Instruction by Blevins Our Previous episode about Wiley's ILA BriefA Fresh Look at Phonics by Blevins *Choosing and Using Decodable Texts by Blevins *Teaching Phonics & Word Study in the Intermediate Grades by Blevins *Phonics from A to Z by Blevins *10 Common Causes of Phonics Instruction failure by Blevins (free)Decodable Text Lesson Sampler (shared with us from Wiley)Decodable Text Lesson Planner (shared with us from...2021-09-161h 25
Walking On AirLipedema and Nordic Walking with Elizabeth CookIn episode 15, I talk to Elizabeth Cook about Lipedema. I taught Liz how to Nordic Walk and since we first met, she has educated me about lipodema, as she herself has this condition. Lipedema is a condition that does not get much publicity and therefore, there is very little awareness about it. Our conversation starts with Liz explaining exactly what lipedema is, and how it affects sufferers and impacts their lives. Later on, we discuss how Nordic walking has helped Liz improve her health and how it could help many more women.If you have...2021-06-2334 min
The Sage SayersThe Sage Sayers: Breathe and Ground, Sweetie. Professor Elizabeth Wiley on Voice, Power, and Change.My guest this week is Professor of Theatre at College of William & Mary, Elizabeth Wiley. Prof Wiley's a Midwesterner who's soon to move her side-gig (audiobook narration) to her main gig after many delightful years as a professor. Through COVID-19 and positive changes within theatre, she's realized: Now's the time for creating change. In our interview, Prof. Wiley (an award-winning narrator) shares her journey from a large Minnesota family to theatre, teaching, and entrepreneurship. And we learn communication tips along the way. Like, noticing when our Judge shows up and hijacks our high-stakes presentations, seeing the value...2021-03-1040 min
Triangle 411Scotty McCreery, ARTS, Ariana DeBose, Branford Marsalis, Mandolin Orange and Mike Wiley star in Big Night In for the ARTSARTS FUNDING: Big Night In for the ARTS: initiative to raise funds for arts programming, initiatives for equity in the arts, and artist/arts organizations’ relief. Your host: Mary Insprucker2021-03-0627 min
The Dale Wiley ShowDwS Rev. Mary Kay GluntThe interim pastor at the Crane Presbyterian Church a dozen or more years ago, fun talking to Mary Kay Glunt and finding out what she is doing now.
---
Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dale613/support2020-10-0300 min
Pretty Little LeaderPursue Passion- An interview with Mary Jane GreenMiss Mary Jane Green, internationally touring performance artist & music hall vaudevillian, pulls inspiration from Weimar Kabarett, UFA German Expressionism & early Hollywood cinema. She evokes the glory days of titillating cabaret appearing on stages across the US, Canada, New Zealand & Europe. A lifelong performer she holds a Master's in Drama & studied on Broadway. She is the Head Bitch In Charge at ‘Show Pony Express’ an online shop curated for the needs of traveling performers & producer of ‘Pony Pod - A Traveling Performers Podcast'. Known as “The Trouser Tent Teaser”, prepare to have your tent popped!Here are a few points...2020-09-3030 min
Research in Action | A podcast for faculty & higher education professionals on research design, methods, productivity & more[From the Archive] Ep 116: Dr. Mary Ellen Dello Stritto and Dr. Mary Kite on Validity, Sampling, and Meta-analysisOn this episode, Dr. Mary Ellen Dello Stritto is joined by Dr. Mary Kite. Mary Kite received her B.A., M.S., and Ph.D. from Purdue University. A social psychologist, she is currently Professor of Social Psychology at Ball State University. Strongly committed to psychology education at all levels, she is Past-President of The Society for the Teaching of Psychology (STP, APA Division 2); she has held a number of other leadership roles for STP. She also chaired the APA Presidential Task Force on Diversity Education Resources and is Past President of the Midwestern Psychological Association. She is a...2020-07-2000 minResearch in Action | A podcast for faculty & higher education professionals on research design, methods, productivity & more[From the Archives] Ep 109: Dr. Mary Ellen Dello Stritto and Patrick Aldrich on Non-parametric StatisticsOn this episode, Dr. Mary Ellen Dello Stritto is joined by Patrick Aldrich. Patrick received his bachelor’s degree in Wildlife biology and a minor in Entomology from the University of California, Davis. After graduation, he spent 5 years in various field biology positions, studying a wide array subjects from Bowerbird mating systems in Australia to integrated pest management of ground squirrels in Northern California. He subsequently decided to return to school to pursue a PhD at the University of Hawaii, Manoa, where he studied the spatio-temporal variation of pollination networks in Hawaiian tropical dry forests. Following his graduate work, he...2020-07-0600 min
Everyday Theology + Questions Kids AskEnd Times with Whitney CappsThis is our last week walking through the key doctrines of the Christian faith as we cover the end times. We discuss why Revelation is one of Whitney’s favorite books of the Bible and how you can better learn to see the gospel clearly in how God says that the world as we have experienced it will end. Today’s guest is Whitney Capps. Whitney is a national Proverbs 31 speaker and the author of Sick of Me and also We Over Me, a Bible study based on the letters to the churches in the beginning of Reve...2020-05-0139 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: The Church with Jamie IveyThis week, we are covering the importance of the Church in the Christian faith, coinciding with Week 7 of the Everyday Theology Bible study. We discuss details like why is it essential that we are part of a church and how we see women using their gifts in the church. We also talk about how church can be messy or even painful sometimes. Today’s guest is Jamie Ivey. Jamie is a podcaster, writer, and speaker from Austin, Texas. She is the proud mama of four kids and the wife of Aaron, worship pastor of The Austin Stone Co...2020-04-2335 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: Salvation with Ruth Chou SimonsEvery week, we are covering a key doctrine of the Christian faith and seeking to apply it to our everyday lives to coincide with the Everyday Theology Bible study. Today, we are talking about salvation. Today’s guest is Ruth Chou Simons. Ruth is a bestselling author, entrepreneur, and speaker. You can learn more about her at GraceLaced.com and on Instagram @ruthchousimons. Ruth and her husband, Troy, are parents to six boys.2020-04-1735 min
Man Talk at Cottage HillEp.3 - James HarredMan Talk at Cottage Hill podcast is part of the men's ministry at Cottage Hill Baptist Church. Each week, our hope is for you to hear from a different member of our community and how the gospel impacts their lives in every way.
This week's episode has us sitting down with the Honorable James Harred - judge, lawyer, Lion's Club member, armchair theologian, and former Mary G. Montgomery Viking. We talk with James about how he came to know the Lord, some of the difficulties he experienced growing up and heading to law school, as well as...2020-04-1642 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: Humanity with Gretchen SafflesThis week we are talking about humanity, and that walks alongside week 5 of the Everyday Theology Bible study. We are answering questions like: What does God say about us and how should that inform the way we live? and What is true freedom in Christ and how do we live out our identity as the imago Dei? We are talking with Gretchen Saffles today. Gretchen is the founder of Well-Watered Women and has so many wonderful resources available to lead you into a deeper relationship with Christ! These are at wellwateredwomen.com She’s al...2020-04-0936 min
Equine Veterinary Journal PodcastsEVJ In Conversation Podcast No. 43, April 2020 - Inflammatory mediators caused by shockwave therapy, and catastrophic breakdown in racehorses.In this podcast Mary Robinson discusses inflammatory mediators caused by shockwave therapy, followed by Rebecca Bellone discussing catastrophic breakdown in racehorses.
This podcast discusses two articles: Inflammatory mediators are potential biomarkers for extracorporeal shockwave therapy in horses and Warmblood fragile foal syndrome type 1 mutation (PLOD1 c.2032G>A) is not associated with catastrophic breakdown and has a low allele frequency in the Thoroughbred breed.
2020-04-0928 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: Holy Spirit with Jackie Hill PerryJackie Hill Perry joins Mary Wiley to discuss the Person and work of the Holy Spirit in today's episode that correlates with Week 4 of the Everyday Theology Bible study. Jackie is the author of Gay Girl, Good God and Jude: Contending for the Faith in Today's Culture. She also is a poet, teacher, and hip-hop artist whose latest album, Crescendo needs to be in your arsenal of greats. She is a wife and mom to two cute kids with one on the way, and is just an all-around incredibly wise and kind person.2020-04-0330 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: The Person and Work of Jesus with Kristi McLellandWhat you believe about Jesus matters. Kristi McLelland joins Mary Wiley to discuss the Person and work of Jesus in today's episode that correlates with Week 3 of the Everyday Theology Bible study. Kristi is a speaker, teacher, and professor at Williamson College. She has a Masters in Christian Education from Dallas Theological Seminary and has dedicated her life to teaching people how to study the Bible for themselves. Kristi leads study trips to Israel, Turkey, Greece, and Italy and is excellent at teaching the Bible through a Middle Eastern lens. Everyday Theology Bible stu...2020-03-2730 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: Who God Is and What He Does with Kelly MinterKelly Minter joins us to talk about who God is and what He does on the Everyday Theology podcast today. We discuss God's holiness, goodness, wrath, and faithfulness and why it matters in our everyday lives. This series is based on the Everyday Theology Bible study by Mary C Wiley. Available where books are sold.2020-03-1930 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskEveryday Theology: Scripture with Jen WilkinJen Wilkin joins Mary Wiley on the podcast today to talk about God's Word. They discuss the value of Scripture, how we can read it faithfully, the truths about its attributes, and what it looks like to be a doer of the Word. This episode of the Everyday Theology mini-series is based on week 1 of the Everyday Theology Bible Study. Available where books are sold. Download a free set of memory cards so you can hide God's Word in deeply in your heart at www.lifeway.com/everydaytheology.2020-03-1331 min
Reading Teachers LoungeSpelling Tests: Good or Bad? with special guest Alison from Learning at the Primary PondShannon and Mary speak with consultant and literacy specialist Allison from Learning at the Primary Pond all about spelling tests and best practices in phonics instruction. Resource Links:blog post by Alison at Learning At the Primary PondLiteracy website by AlisonBlog post about Best Practices in Phonics by AllisonWords Their Way Primary Spelling InventoryBest Practices in Literacy Instruction, Sixth Edition*Words Their Way by Donald Bear, Marcia Invernizzi, Shane Templeton, & Francine Johnson *Rethinking Phonics: Making the Best Decisions by: Karin Dahl, Patricia Grogan, Lora Lawson, and Patricia Scharer*Letter Lessons and...2020-02-2140 min
Reading Teachers LoungeReading WarsShannon and Mary talk about the recent discussions in the news and educational circles related to the reading wars. Additionally, based on listener questions, they recommend some resources for teachers who want to implement more structured literacy into their classroom practices. Resource Links:Emily Hanford APM Reports Educate Podcast New Salvos in the Battles over Reading Instruction Emily Hanford APM Reports How a Flawed Idea is Teaching Millions of Kids to be Poor ReadersLucy Calkins' response: No One Gets to Own the Term "The Science of Reading"Need to practice Phonics instruction? *Speec...2020-01-2437 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat Does God Ask Me to Do? with Emily JensenToday’s guest is Emily Jensen, cohost of the Risen Motherhood podcast and coauthor of Risen Motherhood: Gospel Hope for Everyday Moments by Emily Jensen and Laura Wifler. Today we are diving into how to talk about what God asks of us and how to talk about those truths with our kids. Who hasn’t heard a kid talk about what he wants to be when he grows up? How do we help kids think about what God wants them to be when they grow up? Make sure you check out Risen Motherhood: Gospel Hope for Everyday Mome...2019-10-2919 min
Reading Teachers LoungeTeacher Jargon Defined: Phoneme and GraphemeShannon and Mary review the terms phoneme and grapheme. They're important terms to understanding the connections between letters and sounds.Resource Links:NOTE: As an Amazon Associate program, we earn a small amount from your qualifying purchases. We'd appreciate if you would use our links to help support the podcast.*Phonics they Use Words for Reading and Writing by Patricia CunninghamPhonics A-Z by Wiley BlevinsPhonemes, Graphemes, and Letters: The Word Burger44 Phonemes in EnglishFollow Us:Our WebsiteInstagram2019-04-2606 min
Reading Teachers LoungeAll About SyllablesShannon and Mary discuss the final pattern of the six syllable types: 'consonant+le'. Listen and join the conversation as they review CLOVER (closed, consonant + le, open, vowel teams, magic-e, and r-control syllable types). Find resources for how to teach syllables in your classroom and some clever tricks to reach your struggling readers. If you have students in your classroom who still haven't "cracked the code", come learn some strategies that will help you reach readers with phonics-based reading instruction. Resource Links:FCRR Speedy Syllables activityCurated Syllables Youtube clips playlistWiley Blevins upper grade p...2019-01-2528 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy should we be curious parents raising curious kids? with Barnabas PiperBarnabas Piper, author of The Curious Christian, and other books, joins us today to discuss what it looks like to raise kids who are curious about the world, leading them ultimately to worship God for who He is. Why did He create so many different things? Each thing He made can point us to worship. Today's sponsor: bottlesodes.tv Today's featured resource: CSB Day-by-Day Chronological Bible2019-01-2218 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow do I KNOW that I'm saved? with Jamie IveyWe've probably all dealt with this question at some point in our Christian lives: "How do I KNOW I am saved?" We want a certificate or a box checked that guarantees we are secure and don't ever have to wonder, but we don't get this in Scripture. We do however, get the Holy Spirit as a down payment of what is to come. We need to know that doubt is okay, as it can help us reconfirm our commitment to the Lord, but we also CAN know for sure that we are saved because we know and trust that...2019-01-1416 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow to Point Kids to God, Our Perfect Parent with Lisa HarperAll kids need to be reminded that although earthly parents may fail or be absent for one reason or another, God is the perfect parent. Lisa Harper adopted her daughter Missy four years ago, but as a single mom, she's needed to answer some questions that not all kids ask. Missy may not have a "skin" daddy, but she does have a Daddy God, and this is a great reminder for all kids. Today's featured resource is the CSB One Story Bible. Available where books are sold.2018-11-2612 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy is that Kid Different? with Dorena WilliamsonEvery parent's fear is that their kids will scream something like, "Mom, that kid looks weird." in a public location about a stranger. Dorena Williamson joins us to discuss how to help our kids recognize the image of God in all people, including those who are differently abled from them. Dorena is honest and kind, reminding us to seek out proximity with those who are differently abled and to do all we can to love them and their families well. Today's sponsors are: CSB (in)courage Devotional Bible bottlesodes.TV2018-11-1725 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat Does God Say About Money? with Art RainerDid you know the Bible talks about money more than 2000 times, and Jesus talks about money more than any other subject? We all know that it can be the demise of a person when they love money, and but it also is necessary for us to survive. So how do we raise kids who are generous givers and who use money the way God intends that we do? Art Rainer discusses this and many instances in Scripture where money was the focus in today's episode. 2018-08-0220 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Do We Raise Hopeful and Not Cynical Kids? with Jason DuesingJason Duesing joins us to talk about hope in a world of cynicism, and how we can lead our kids to a foundation for a life of hopefulness rather than allowing them to be overwhelmed with the disappointments of this world. The eye is the lamp of the body. We have to be skilled in directing our kids' gaze. It's a proactive thing to direct them to hopeful things. Through remembering, praying, giving thanks through worship, and then sharing, we can help kids cultivate a cycle of hope for their days, bringing them back (and o...2018-07-2516 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Do We Talk About Miscarriage with Kids? with Jaye Durkin"Being deeply rooted in Scripture, in Bible study, in a trust of a God who loves you so much is what helped us in this situation to say God has not changed, God has not abandoned me, and why would I turn my back on the one who has taken me this far?" Walking through tragedy is never easy, and it is even more difficult when you must explain and re-explain what has happened to your kids. Join us as we talk about helping your kids walk through tragedy in today's episode. Featured Resource: I...2018-07-1820 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Do Bad Things Happen? with Lisa HarperIt doesn't take long living in the world to realize that bad things happen. And they are really unavoidable. Bad things happen to all people. But why? Is God not in control? Does He care? Bad things happen ultimately because sin has broken the world. God is still in control, although He is not the author of evil or bad things. As we see through Job, God does allow bad things to happen, though. Listen in to hear more. Featured Resource: Job: A Story of Unlikely Joy2018-06-2917 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Doesn't God Make Us Obey? with Courtney DunlapGod could make us obey. After all, He's God, but He doesn't. In many ways, He allows us to choose obedience or disobedience, belief or disbelief. Listen in as we answer, "Why doesn't God just make us all obey Him?" And BONUS! Listen after the featured resource break for tips on helping your kid who is afraid of the dark. Featured Resource: It's All About Jesus Bible Storybook2018-06-2719 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskIs Jesus Really My Best Friend? with Emily JensenThe concept of having a relationship with Jesus, or Him being our best friend as we so often describe it for kids, is so hard to grasp for concrete thinkers when they know they can't actually see Jesus. How can we help them know that Jesus is a better friend than any person we could know on earth? Emily Jensen from Risen Motherhood joins us to talk about helping our kids understand what it means to know and love Jesus, even when we can't see Him. Emily Jensen from Risen Motherhood joins us to answer, "Why can't I...2018-06-2218 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskDo All Dogs Go to Heaven? with Daniel and Christina ImGod cares about animals - He created them and even sustained them through Noah's Ark. Prov 12:10 even says that the righteous care for their animals. But, is my pet in heaven? Well, that's more complicated. Romans 8:18-27 says Jesus came to redeem all creation. The Bible doesn't say exactly what happens to our pets, but we do see that there are animals in the new heavens and new earth (Is 11:6-7). Could God raise our pets? Sure. Will He? Listen in for more.2018-06-2022 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat is the Lord's Supper? with Brittany SalmonThe Lord's Supper is one of those moments in church life that can be difficult to understand for kids. Talking about blood is normally not something we do much unless one of our children is literally bleeding, so to think of Jesus' blood and it's symbolism in the cup that we take is a little weird. Not to mention, SNACK TIME! Bread and juice? Of course every kid wants in on that. Listen in to hear how Brittany and her family have talked about this ordinance with their kids. Featured resource: https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/preventing-metoo-begins-pre-school-4...2018-06-0620 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow is God our Good Father? with Katie OrrKatie Orr joins us to talk about understanding God as our perfect Father, even if and especially if a child's earthly father is absent or not the best example of godly love and care. Although this is probably not a question your kids will ask directly, it is an important conversation for you to begin with them to help them understand that when they hear God referred to as Father, He is the only perfect parent - loving, providing, protecting, and caring perfectly for them. Don't forget to get the 30% coupon for Katie's FOCUSed15 Bible Study Training: h...2018-05-2520 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Do We Know Jesus Was A Real Person? with Aaron ArmstrongWith historical evidence - both inside the Biblical text and outside it - we can certainly confirm that Jesus was a person who lived in a certain time of history from the town of Nazareth. What must be taken on faith is the rest of the story: that He was born of a virgin, lived a sinless life, took on the wrath of God for sin on the cross, died, was resurrected, and ascended to heaven. Indeed, it is the greatest story ever told but is also foolishness to those who don't believe. It seems crazy! But it's true...2018-05-2316 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskBut Who is Her Real Mommy? with Danielle BellDanielle Bell has been serving in children's ministry for 21 years, and is currently at Dawson Family of Faith in Birmingham, Alabama. She recently adopted an adorable little girl from the foster system, and is passionate about helping people serve kids and families within the foster system well. In this episode, we talk about why foster care matters, what you can do to help, how you can educate your kids on why some kids are adopted and also calm any fears they have about them being "taken away" and adopted to another family, and what it looks like...2018-05-1616 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Do We Still Sin After We Become A Christian? with Jamie IveyJamie Ivey and her husband, Aaron, worship pastor at The Austin Stone Community Church, live in Austin, Texas with their four kids and two dogs. Through her podcast, The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey, she uses a raw a nd intimate approach to connect with her audience. Jamie’s prayer and hope is for God to use her words to encourage and show others that they are not alone, while constantly pointing them to Jesus. Today we talk about discipline and how it's so difficult with our kids, why we continue to sin even after we be...2018-05-1118 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Do We Pray If God Already Knows What We Need? with Jana MagruderToday's guest is Jana Magruder. Jana is the Director of LifeWay Kids and brings a wealth of experience and passion for kids ministry, education, and curriculum writing. She and her husband, Michael, along with their three children reside in Nashville, TN. Why do we pray? If God really is in control and is all-knowing, shouldn't He know what we need and what we would ask for if we were praying anyway? God is in control and God does know. In fact, He knows BETTER than we do about what we need, but prayer is still SO valuable. The...2018-05-0710 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Should We Care About Skin Color? with Dorena WilliamsonDorena Williamson is a bridge buider, speaker, writer, and worship leader who knows the power and beauty of racial awareness. She and her husband, Dr. Chris Williamson, planted Strong Tower Bible Church in Nashville, Tennessee, and have spent more than twenty years ministering to its richly diverse faith community. Dorena and Chris have four children. Dorena joins us today to talk about race, how to talk with kids about the difficult past of American slave trade and oppression, relearning history, and celebrating diversity in all the world because God has created it and it is good! 2018-04-3020 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskIf God Knows All Things, Why Do We Pray? with Becky KiserPrayer is the most important weapon we have against the enemy, and the Bible even says that Jesus intercedes for us while He sits at the right hand of the Father. Yet, there are often questions about the nature of prayer. Because it's a conversation with a God who we cannot see who knows all things and is entirely in control it seems like it may be pointless to voice our needs, our gratitude, and our worship because God already knows what we are going to pray before we pray it. Still, we see prayer as unbelievably powerful throughout...2018-04-2318 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskIf God Knew Adam and Eve Would Sin, Why Did He Put that Tree in the Garden? With Barnabas PiperWhy would God, if He knew Adam and Eve would sin, put a tree in the garden that would sentence them to death if they ate from it? We know God is sovereign, and there also is need for humanity to obey. A love without choice is not love at all, so God gave us the opportunity to obey out of love. And yet, Jesus was not God's plan B. Even as consequences were being discussed of Adam and Eve's sin, God tells them that there will come a time when a Messiah will come to redeem w...2018-04-2011 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Is Jesus Different From Us? with Jaye DurkinIt can be easier to help kids understand how Jesus is the same us - how He was born, was a child, and had all the experiences we have, but it's much more difficult to help kids understand how He is different - that He is God and He is sitting at the right hand of the Father today interceding for us. In this episode, we talk about how we should speak truth in as bite-sized portion for our kids as possible, but not watering it down so that it has a different meaning. We want our...2018-04-1816 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat Should We Do When We Are Sad? with Trillia NewbellTrillia Newbell is the author of Enjoy, Fear and Faith, United, and God’s Very Good Idea. She's been published in Desiring God, The Gospel Coalition, and more. Trillia is married to Thern and they reside with their two children near Nashville, TN. You can find her at trillianewbell.com and follow her on twitter at @trillianewbell. Today, she joins us to talk about what kids can do when they are sad. There are so many great passages in Scripture that we can run to when we feel sad - and it should be a great...2018-04-1611 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Are There Multiple Bible Translations? with Brandon SmithThe work of translation cannot be emphasized enough. We want God's Word to be carried to every tribe and tongue so that they may read His Word for themselves in the language that they speak and even think in so that the Word of the Lord may dwell richly within them and also so that they might understand the gospel. We are so blessed to have so many translations of the Bible in English, and as we discover more manuscripts and have more archaeological evidence, we get closer, not farther away from what we know the original...2018-04-1314 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Does God Call Us to Hard Things? with Scarlet HiltibidalSometimes God asks us to do things that are uncomfortable or challenging. We see it throughout Scripture, but we don't want it to be true of us. And, even when we step out in faith and do the hard things God has called us to do, it doesn't always work out like we hope. But, God is always in control and obedience s always what is most satisfying and brings the most peace, even when obedience leads us into difficult situations. Today's featured resource is CentriKid Camps. Learn more at centrikid.com2018-04-1016 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskDoes God Love Everyone? with Dan DarlingIf you are listening on April 4th, make sure to check out the #MLK50 live stream here: https://live1.thegospelcoalition.org This event is put on by the ERLC, which Dan Darling works with, and I am so thankful they have made this event on racial reconciliation available for all of us online. Today's episode covers some topics that some find controversial. Ultimately, we want kids to know that God loves everyone and hopes that they will follow Him, but He also knows that not all people will. There are particular rights that are afforded t...2018-04-0415 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskA Framework for Understanding Scripture for Your KidsToday, we're not talking about a specific question kids are asking, but rather how we can help kids build a framework for the whole story of Scripture. We'll talk about explaining creation, the fall, redemption, and restoration as a good foundation to build upon as they learn the stories in Scripture and realize that it all points to Jesus' sacrifice for our sin and ultimately, the end of the story, or His return to make things good like they were before sin entered the world. I hope that this will help you understand Scripture better, a...2018-04-0215 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy is Good Friday Good? with Marty DurenGood Friday was a traumatic day - full of difficulty, pain, and shame for Jesus. Good Friday was the day that He carried His cross up to Golgatha and was crucified. Jesus was completely innocent of sin, but took on God's wrath on the cross so that we might be able to have a right relationship with God. Through His death, He paid for our sin with His blood, and through His resurrection, He guaranteed that the debt had been paid and sin and death had been ultimately defeated - and that one day all who trust Him will...2018-03-3019 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Did Jesus Wait So Long to Come? with Brittany SalmonAs we read the Old Testament and all the times God promised to send a Messiah, Jesus' entrance into the world can seem like it took FOREVER. We read from Adam and Eve to Noah to David and on into the minor prophets, and God's people were yearning all along for a Savior, waiting on His arrival. Then, between the books of Malachi and Matthew were 400 years of silence, and God's people were just waiting. Why did God wait so long? This is one of those questions that we just don't have Scripture that answers it d...2018-03-2819 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow to Talk with Kids About Hard Things From Before You Were A Christian with Jamie IveyWe talk a lot about what's different from before we were Christians to deciding to follow Jesus, but that doesn't mean it's super easy to talk about with our kids. That's no different for Jamie. Of course, we know that there's no weighting of sin in the Lord's eyes and that even one of the "tiniest" sins is deserving of death (Romans 6:23), there are some sins that do have weighter consequences. In Jamie's life, those "big sins" were premarital sex and abuse of alcohol, and sometimes we don't want to tell our kids because we don't want them to...2018-03-2615 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Are There School Shootings? with Barnabas PiperIt shows the sin in the world and how sin has broken certain people, and that brokenness twists their minds and hearts that they feel they need to lash out. I hope that this helps my kids understand the profoundness of human need - that sin is constant and everywhere and our need for a Savior is obvious in all aspects of life and in every day. As Christians, what is our appropriate response? It has to be more than simple social posts, but we can DO something. We can advocate before God that He will do something about i...2018-03-2319 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Did God Create the World? with Brian DembowczykThe quick answer is "God's glory," but it has far-reaching implications. Our lives are not for our own enjoyment or our own pleasure, but for Him. Why would God create a world He knew would rebel against Him? We have to let some tension hang here, as we don't know all the ins and outs of the mind of God, but we know God created us knowing we would fall. He knew He would send Jesus. This question screams His love to us, which drives to His glory. The more we understand His love, the m...2018-03-2116 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskShould I Be Excited About Good Things in My Life? with Trillia NewbellTrillia Newbell is the author of Enjoy, Fear and Faith, United, and God’s Very Good Idea. She's been published in Desiring God, The Gospel Coalition, and more. Trillia is married to Thern and they reside with their two children near Nashville, TN. You can find her at trillianewbell.com and follow her on twitter at @trillianewbell. Sometimes, we might feel guilt for receiving good gifts from God because others might not get the same gift. Trillia joins me to discuss how we can best help our kids cultivate gratitude without being boastful and how to help kids...2018-03-1914 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskDoes God Care if We Are Lonely? with Lisa WhittleLisa is the author of 6 books, speaker, founder of Ministry Strong and the 5 Word Prayers Daily Podcast. She has also been a wife for 22 years and is the mother of 3. Today, we talk about if God cares when we feel lonely, afraid, and unhappy. Does God want these things for His children? Absolutely not, but because of the world's brokenness through the effects of sin, everyone experiences them from time to time. In God's graciousness, though, even when we experience hard times God can use them for His glory. Read more of the show notes at www...2018-03-1412 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat is Heaven? What is Hell? Are They Real? with Brandon SmithBrandon Smith discusses heaven, hell, and the new heaven and earth that will be ushered in when Jesus returns in today's episode. He talks with us about how to discuss eternity and these concepts with young kids, we talk about judgment houses and their versions of heaven and hell, (Anyone go to one of these in the early 2000s? Do churches still do these?) and how to raise kids who don't just seek Jesus for "fire insurance," but live obedient and faithful lives. Read more show notes at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/heaven-and-hell.2018-03-1022 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhat is Sin and What Do I Do With It? with Rachel C SwansonRachel C Swanson is the author of the Big and Little Coloring Devotional and is a mom of three. She joins us today to help us understand what sin is and how to raise kids who confess sin and ask forgiveness quickly. I love how this conversation so simply leads into a conversation about the Gospel and our need for rescue from sin that can only be done through a relationship with Jesus, who died on the cross and rose again, paying the penalty for sin. Read more show notes at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/what-is-sin.2018-03-0711 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Do Bad Things Happen? with Micah FriesWhy are there children who go to bed at night hungry? Why do earthquakes or tornados destroy entire towns? Micah Fries is here to answer our tough question today of "Why do bad things happen?" Listen in as we talk about how sin has invaded every piece of life on earth, how we shouldn't sanitize Bible stories, and how we can parent kids who love God's Word. Read more of the show notes at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/why-bad-things-happen.2018-03-0512 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Are We Made in God's Image? with Dan DarlingDan Darling is the Vice President for Communications for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention (ERLC), and is the author of multiple books including, The Original Jesus. He writes regularly for Christianity Today’s CT Pastors, Relevant Magazine, The Gospel Coalition, For the Church, and others. He holds a bachelor’s degree in pastoral ministry and is a graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. Dan and his wife Angela have four children and live in the Nashville area, where Dan serves at Green Hill Church as Pastor of Teaching and Discipleship. In this e...2018-03-0213 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Does God Ask Us to Do Strange Things Sometimes? with Aaron ArmstrongAaron is the Brand Manager of The Gospel Project and writes at Blogging Theologically. In this episode, we talk about the need to discuss Bible stories without avoiding hard things with age appropriateness, God calling Aaron's family to move to the US from Canada, and how we just never know what is going to come out of our kids' mouths. We talk about how weird it must have been for Noah or others in the Bible to obey God, and how we must do the same, even when it seems weird. Read more show notes at www...2018-02-2812 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWho is the Holy Spirit? with Brittany SalmonBrittany Salmon (Masters in Intercultural Studies and pursing a PhD at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary) joins me to talk about the Holy Spirit and shares a ton of encouragement for those moments when you totally botch a conversation with your kids and when you are busy and struggle with balancing all the plates that you have spinning. Read more show notes at www.marycwiley.com/podcast/who-is-the-holy-spirit2018-02-2612 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Did God Make Me Different? with Brian DembowcyzkBrian Dembowcyzk (Managing Editor of The Gospel Project and dad of three) answers this question often with his kids. His daughter, Hannah has a limb difference and a prosthetic, so she deals with feeling different or being told she is different often. Brian wisely leads us to remember that God does have a perfect version of the human body, as seen before sin entered the world in Adam and Eve and that will be restored when Jesus returns. Reminding kids that sin has effected every element of our lives, including our bodies is important. Listen i...2018-02-2312 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Should I Follow Jesus? with Lisa WhittleDon’t think, “Oh it would never be my child that struggles with this.” If they come home from college or from some class with new questions and new ideas, don’t panic. Helping kids understand the need to own their own faith and remind them of God's love for them seen in Him sending Jesus to pay for our sin. Read more show notes at http://www.marycwiley.com/podcast/why-follow-jesus2018-02-2112 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskIs the Bible True? Brandon D. SmithBrandon shares with us about the internal and external evidence that supports the reliability of the Bible. We also talked about how miraculous it is that the Bible has be preserved through rulers requiring that all manuscripts be burned within their empire, through generations of people, and through all sorts of other challenges pre-printing press. As Brandon says, If God gave us a book so that we might know Him, of course He is going to preserve it. Isn't it so good of God to do that for us? Read more show notes at www.marycwiley.com...2018-02-1915 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy Did Jesus Have to Die? with Rachel SwansonUltimately, God is in control, and He dearly loves Jesus and also dearly loves us. Sin separated us from God, and only Jesus' sacrifice could fix this separation. Jesus was completely sinless, so He was the only suitable sacrifice to pay for sin before a holy, perfect, sinless God. Jesus died so that we could have a relationship with God forever, but also so that we could have that relationship now with abundant life in His presence. Read more show notes at http://www.marycwiley.com/podcast/why-did-jesus-have-to-die2018-02-1912 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskWhy should I care for people not like me? with Trillia NewbellWith Genesis 1 as our foundation, we see that not only are our children created in the image of God, but everyone is – everyone from different ethnicities are created by our Creator God, so if we can start there, then everyone is equal. From there – Jesus died on the cross for every tribe, tongue, and nation and has tasked us to go and make disciples of all nations. And one day we’ll be worshipping together. Read more show notes at http://www.marycwiley.com/podcast/diversity2018-02-1912 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskHow Can God Be Three In One? with Micah FriesMicah Fries joins us to help us understand how we can best talk to our kids about the Trinity. Helping kids understand this truth is so important - that kids understand that God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are One. It would be easy to move into believing that we actually serve three Gods (tritheism) or to believe that God is One, acting in three different ways (modalism). Either of these take us to a place we don't want to be - so how do we explain that God is three Persons? Micah is h...2018-02-1900 minEveryday Theology + Questions Kids AskIs God Happy with Me? with Lisa HarperIs God happy? Is He happy with us? The word "happy" is in the Bible 85 times. Over and over again, He says that He is happy and this He is happy with us. Of course, we are sinners and of course we need the justification of Jesus, but if we trust Jesus, God see His child when He looks at us. Ultimately, He sees Jesus' work on the cross. He is a smiling, happy God, and He sings over us. Read more show notes at http://www.questionskidsaskpodcast.com/is-god-happy?2018-02-1211 min
Brave Writer25. (S2E6) Partnership & Adventure in Home Education - with Mary WilsonMary Wilson is a popular Brave Writer blogger and the only person I know who may love tea more than I do. In her blog, Not Before 7, she writes about homeschooling, parenting and adventure.In 2016, I put out a challenge for parents to show how they are leading an Enchanted Education lifestyle via Periscope. Mary used the hashtag #EnchantedEducation and walked us through her amazing child-friendly home to showcase the power of an Enchanted lifestyle.For Mary, there’s a Brave Writer lifestyle and then there’s a Brave Writer philosophy, which helps guide all of t...2017-03-2047 min
Girlfriends KnittingEpisode 14 - Spinning Like CrazyShow Notes:News and Notes -Summer KAL or swap? Post your ideas on the Ravelry Group. Then vote using the love button and we will get the details together for our first official KAL or swap. Prize ideas for a KAL are posted on the boards.Finished Objects -Purple Zebra socks from last weekWorks in Progress - Basic Dude Socks, for HunterGarden basket socks, trying my hand at designingSomething blue handkerchief for Jenn, had to rip out all the laceSquare for KGASS in Hanky Panky Blue (that's all I'm saying...2014-03-0104 minGirlfriends KnittingEpisode 16 - What a Week!Show Notes:No Finished Objects this week.WIP's are the same as last week. Been doing some designing that I can't show you just yet.Color Affection KAL -Started May 15 and will run through September 18. There is a prize thread up on the Ravelry group for FO's.Drawing for the patterns and yarn from Unwind Yarn Company!Spinning - Doing the Joint SAL FroggyMonkey/Knitabulls. I am spinning the FroggyMonkey colorway. Will begin in the next day or so.Also doing the Downton Abbey SAL with Storied...2014-03-0104 min