The D6 Family Ministry Podcast

Jeremy Lee advises us on how best to address difficult parents in our ministry.

Jay & Tammy Daughtry provide excellent advice for families walking through divorce and establishing co-parenting relationships.

David Prince discusses the role of sports in children's lives and how a family can appropriately prioritize sports.

Ken Coley gives tips on how to intentionally teach toward change.

Aaron Pontious guides us through how to discuss the problem of evil with our children. Scott Kedersha tells us what conversations couples should have before marriage.

Jim Wideman talks about how relationships are vital to ministry. Matt Markins challenges churches to look to the future as they plan their ministries today.

Jon Forrest explains why games are important and gives us a few examples to try!

Stephen Kendrick gives us lessons from his work as a movie producer that ministry leaders can use in every day life and ministry. Dr. Edward Moody shows us how we can help families that have experienced trauma.

Rob Rienow provides us with practical information on how to have a family worship time. Drew Dyck talks to us about parenting with self-control.

Dannah Gresh joins us for a second week as we continue discussing the lies girls believe. Jason Romano shares his personal testimony of forgiveness.

Candace Cameron Bure joins us to share about her book, Kind is the New Classy: The Power of Living Graciously. Dannah Gresh talks to mothers about the lies their daughters may be believing.

Dale Hudson coaches us on what we can learn from Disney when it comes to connecting with families. David Jones introduces himself and gives an announcement about the D6 Podcast.

Mike & Nikki LeJeune discuss their book, A Father's Love. John Trent talks about what happens when parents bring a curse instead of a blessing upon their family.

John Trent explains the importance of blessing in the family and how to begin blessing today. Olivia Bruner talks with us about why the home is no longer the place for spiritual information and how the church can help.

Sissy Goff describes social, emotional and spiritual milestones for different ages and stages of a girl's life. Mark Holmen describes a way to measure the health of your church.

David Thomas walks us through several stages and milestones that boys encounter as they grow and mature. Chris Shirley talks with us about discipleship and grandparenting.

Jonnie W. brings comedy to our show, sharing his story and laughter. Steve Bonner speaks with us about helping students develop moral reasoning in their decision making.

Lee Strobel walks us through what it means to love God with your  mind and how we help our kids to do this. Sadie Robertson shares her personal journey of finding God's calling on her life and how others can too.

Richard Ross provides guidance for parents as they transition into parenting during the teen years. David Prince discusses the authority versus love dynamic of parenting.

Dr. Timothy Paul Jones addresses the topic of biblical illiteracy in children. Jeremy Carlson talks about the importance of Christian films in today's culture.

Kyle Idleman teaches us how to be grace-givers in our marriages, with our children, and in other relationships. Tony Souder tells us how we can help the adults pray for the kids in our churches.

Ron Hunter discusses how generational discipleship and parental influence played a role in developing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. into the man he was.

Joanne Miller and Scott Turansky share helpful, innovative coaching techniques for parents. Jim Wideman guides ministers by providing them with some ministry coaching.

Robby & Kandi Gallaty give guidance to families on how they can disciple to bear fruit. Emily Jiles shares how Planning Center can help ministries become organized.

Lydia Randall gives us guidance on how we can incorporate faith into our family traditions. Lissy Rienow give us a sneak peek into the mind of a teenager and interprets for us the relationship between parent and teen.