The D6 Family Ministry Podcast

Tommy Woodard and Eddie James stop by to share some resources and some laughs with us.

David Huey uses his own ministry experience to encourage churches as they implement a practical family ministry plan.

Lena Wooten directs you to wonderful resources for all of your ministry needs.

Dan Lovaglia advises ministers on how to effectively minister to families that have extremely busy schedules. Pauline Dillard gives the church guidance on how to step in and help new moms and dads with the needs they have.

Jeffrery Wallace provides tips on how parents can help guide their children to become leaders. Christie Kristie describes her recent trip to the Dominican Republic.

Tony Bianco discusses the hot topic of technology, giving guidance for parents and ministry leaders. Tommy Swindol talks on preparing to deal with pornography as a church.

Angela Haynes provides great wisdom for ministers' spouses on how to embrace your God-given role. Ron Hunter shares some great D6 Conference information.

Timothy Paul Jones talks on where family ministry has been, where it is now, and where he sees it going in the future. Jim Wideman discusses the influence of grandparents.

Josh McDowell answers some key questions that children often ask. Jay Daughtry continues our conversation on co-parenting by giving us six risk factors for adult kids of divorce.

Sean McDowell answers some common apologetic questions and provides encouragement for parents on how to answer those tough spiritual questions. Tammy Daughtry discusses co-parenting and how to do so successfully.

Jim and Lynne Jackson share with us four strengths that you can find in great, connected families. Ron Hunter provides information on the upcoming D6 Connect Tour.

Jon Forrest gives us great ideas on games to implement in ministry to bring about connection and build relationships. Byron Ragains talks about the importance of networking.

John Trent, Richard Ross, and Brian Haynes provide encouragement for ministry leaders and parents as they continue the roundtable discussion on the future of family ministry and the incorporation of the D6 model.

Guests John Trent, Brian Haynes, and Richard Ross have a roundtable discussion with us about their involvement with D6 and the future of family ministry.

Marilyn Searcey provides practical tips and information on how to organize a successful family ministry. Jason Byerly shares personal examples of how churches can foster intersections between parents and children.

Ron Hunter and Jeremy Lee dialogue about three very important types of scenarios that foster spiritual conversations between parents and children.

Dr. Gary Chapman goes deeper into how to apply the principals from his book, The Five Love Languages. Chris Truett talks about how to develop a network of people to help make you a learning leader.

Candace Payne shares her story and provides encouragement for parents and ministers as they follow God's calling on their lives day by day. Mike LeJeune gives us a look into the book, A Father's Love, that he and his daughter, Nikki, wrote together.

Tommy Swindol shares his personal experiences and advice as we take a peek behind the scenes of a D6 Pastor. Sandy Atwood gives great resources and tips for solving the top three needs of the church.

Linda Ranson Jacobs speaks on how to get to the heart of and minister best to the disruptive child in your ministry. Natasha Crain talks about apologetics for kids and how to simplify those hard conversations.

Christina Embree gives step by step coaching on how to develop a family ministry mindset in your church. David Jones talks on the importance of take home resources.

Brian Haynes gives practical advise on promoting generosity in your children and fighting the cultural trend of entitlement. Amy Rienow discusses her book, Five Reasons for Spiritual Apathy in Teens.

Vern Bengtson provides insight on his decades-long research on how to effectively pass down faith through generations. Larry Fowler encourages churches in the area of implementing a grandparenting ministry.

Tim Goodyear provides five keys to helping the families in your church become intentional about discipleship in their homes. Matthew Pinson helps ministers with balancing a busy schedule with family time.

Greg Baird talks about the role of senior pastor and how we can be supporters instead of discouragers. Michelle Orr is with us to give advice to authors and would-be authors.