Rocking It Grand with Chrys and Shellie - Christian Parenting, Spiritual Guidance, Godly Parenting Grandparent, Faith Based Advice, Christian Encouragement

Chrys and Shellie spend time with parenting guru, John Rosemond. John is the author of many books and is considered a leading expert on raising children. You don’t want to miss this important conversation! You can find on   parentguru.com   and all of his books are on Amazon.

Chrys and Shellie interview Joneal Kirby, the founder of Heartfelt Ministries. Heartfelt is an amazing mentoring program that any church can adapt with no outside help. Joneal also shares news of speaker, teacher, and professor, Kristi McLelland, coming to WFR church in West Monroe, LA. To learn more, go to WFRchurch.org or on instagram @dr.jonealkirby 

Chrys and Shellie discuss tackling something new, anything that fascinates you. Learning and growing is a part of life and should never stop. Shellie’s got a new hobby, candle making, and Chrys is back to sewing. Together they discuss the pros and cons of learning something new and give you important tips to follow as you follow your fascination! 

Chrys and Shellie give important tips for parenting your adult children. It seems like the baby years last forever, but then, the years speed by, and, before you know it, your littles are grown. How can you continue to lead your adult children without over-parenting or overstepping your boundaries? Tune in today and listen to Chrys and Shellie as they share what has worked for them.  

This week’s interview is with Josh Hudnall and Andrew Dodson from The Carpenter Shed. These men have dedicated their lives to helping boys become men through a six month program. Boys between the ages of 16 and 20 who are struggling with any life issue can find help. Parents, there is help for your child who is not listening to you at this time. Tune in to hear where the problem starts and for way...

Do you have a word of the year? Chrys confesses she’s a late comer to the “word” party, but this year she has a word! Join the discussion today as Chrys and Shellie share their “words” and the reason and scriptures behind them.    Quick Links Get Embed Player Share on Social Download Audio File

Tammy Bennett Daughtry has dedicated her life’s work to helping divorced couples parent their children in a way that equips them to walk confidently into adulthood. She is a wealth of knowledge on this topic and we can’t wait for you all to hear her. You can find her at  coparentinginternational.com  

Chrys and Shellie interview Chrys’ granddaughter, Macy Nowlin, who started a clothing line in September 2023. Macy gives her reasons for starting the line as well the highs and lows of the entrepreneurial life. Join them and hear why Macy wasn’t interested in Chrys’ smocked dresses when she was young. Find Macy at jaethelabel.com and on Instagram as @macyjaemoore and @jaethelabel_     

Chrys and Shellie discuss the rising level of anxiety among young people today. Today’s mom and grandma need to be able to lead their families out of boldness, not fear. They discuss three steps that can move anyone from a life filled fear to a life of freedom. 

Chrys and Shellie share that the best approach to cleaning out a closet is also the  best approach to cleaning up your spiritual life. Listen to the one thing Shellie has held on to in her closet and why Chrys has a hard time “letting go.” Then, listen as they bring God into the subject as they sort, simplify and store His word in their heart.  

Party LaRoche is a former high school teacher and wife of a major league baseball player turned coach. She’s moved over 40 times with her family which opened her eyes to the fact that people everywhere struggle with rejection. Her book, Have a Little Faith Lift, points readers of all ages to understand that their worth is in God alone. Through humorous stories and real examples, Patty gives us all...

Cherry Hudnall has been on a health journey for many years that started as a teen wanting to be a certain size. Later she was diagnosed with an autoimmune disease and life got more complicated. But, she’s found her way to good health and wants everyone to know it’s not a secret. Tune in to hear how, you to, can have the good health you desire. Find Cherry at Cherry Hudnall on Facebook and instagra...

Tammy is super fun to talk to! She addresses the topic how to not be a grinch at Christmas. Christmas is so full of everything but, for moms, it can be full of things that no one loves, like refereeing the kids fighting or hosting an office party where no one gets along. Tammy points us all in the right direction and gives great advice so we all enjoy the holidays! 

Rhonda Stoppe teaches us to point a finger at "us" to be sure we aren't part of the holiday drama. She says "an unexamined life is a wasted one". We must be able to look inward to solve outward issues. No one enjoys "holiday drama". Listen to Rhonda's advice to "nip it" before it happens. Here is a link to the article about the topic. https://www.crosswalk.c...

Chrys and Shellie challenge all of us to keep the main thing, the main thing, as we enter the busiest season of the year. They highlight three things you can do to keep God first during the Advent. Shellie has a little devotional book simply called Advent on Amazon for $2.99. Check it out! 

Arlene Pellicane is our go-to for all things social media and, now, AI. She's been on the today Show, Fox and Friends, and Focus on the Family, sharing her wisdom on many topics. We're all confused about AI! Let Arlene sort it all out for all of us.  The first things she says is to is stay informed, so start today by listening in. You can find Arlene at arlenepellicane.com. 

Laura L. Smith has a new book coming out and you will want it. She's an author, speaker, mom of four and wife to her Prince Charming. Laura believes that our mental health struggles can keep us from living a full life. Sometimes all it takes is a walk in the park or a nap; sometimes a person might need counseling and deeper intervention. But, whatever, Jesus is the healer and is concerned abou...

Chrys and Shellie interview Chrys' daughter, Ashley. Ashley was diagnosed with kidney cancer last summer resulting in losing a kidney. She gives us all amazing advice on how to walk through a scary diagnosis and how to help if you're a family member or friend. After the show she mentioned that if you're the patient, remember to give yourself permission to rest when you need it. No need...

Todays society is more interested in watching a "character" who is funny and entertaining, but it's not always a life well-lived. Chrys and Shellie share why it's so important to "see the end result" of raising a child and the practical steps to help parents raise kids with character. 

Chrys and Shellie share their "top ten" parenting tips. Everything from disciplining to having outside interests to being confident in what you say are do are shared to help you be the best you can be!  

Chrys and Shellie share a letter written to them about adult children who are not believers. The writer want advice on how to talk to her grandchildren about Jesus when her adult child forbids it. Chrys and Shellie share their thoughts as well as scripture to help all moms and dads dealing with this reality. 

Chrys and Shelli read excerpts from the book, The Emperor's New Clothes, and discuss how the principles from it can be applied today. Listen in for an honest look at "speaking truth" in a day when truth is often covered up. 

Chrys and Shellie share the God-goodness that happened at Sadie Robertson Huff's women's conference. All the speakers, all the fun, all the worship—20 minutes of dissecting the conference just for you!     

Chrys and Shellie answer this question in response to a listener who didn’t raise her children in the faith and now has grandchildren. Life is hard and it’s a journey, listen as Chrys and Shellie share ideas for reaching your children without saying anything.

Chrys and Shellie interview the founder of Foundation Worldview. Listen and be inspired by Elizabeth’s mission to equip anyone who works with children with the tools they need to teach a Christian worldview. Go beyond the stories in the Bible and dig deeper so our children can know how to navigate an ever changing world.