The D6 Family Ministry Podcast

Jason Byerly shares his "Three T's" that will help your volunteers be successful as they serve.

With all of the demands that come along with being a ministry leader, Josh Wooten encourage ministry couples with helpful advice on how to keep a healthy and thriving marriage.

Jon and Elizabeth McGlathery deliver an abundance of wisdom to help ministry leaders encourage and support the young married couples in their congregation.

David Eaton with AXIS shares great insight on how culture is affecting today's teens and how the church can use apologetics to engage students and encourage faith.

Jeff Wallace supplies great wisdom for today's church on how to address the topic of racial tension.

Brian Siewert doesn't shy away from the tension around the topic of business management within the church. He provides an abundance of knowledge on the balance of implementing corporate practices in a church's leadership model.

Marie Kuck provides an abundance of knowledge and advice on how churches can effectively minister to the parents of children with autism.

Matt Guevara provides insight into spiritual development and gives guidance to parents who have concerns about their child's development in this area. Garnett Reid dives into his book Deuteronomy 6 in 3D and tells us how the church can live out these verses today.

Steve Greenwood provides valuable tips on how to humbly and gracefully remove a volunteer from their ministry position. Emerson Eggerichs goes into detail on the "crazy cycle."

Gordon and Becki West provide critical information on what it takes to plan a successful family mission trip. Michael Covington talk on how to "monitor and throttle" technology use in the home.

Scott Kedersha sits down to give tips and ideas on how to create an awesome marriage ministry, and he discusses the impact this kind of ministry can have on the kids, families, and ministers of your church. Sarah Cunningham discusses her extensive research on relationships and speaks on what brings about positive connections in communities.

Lisa Harper sits down provides encouragement to parents and ministers alike as she shares on life as a mom, author and follower of Jesus Christ.

Brenda Snailum joins us to share her personal experience with tragedy during the Columbine shooting of 1999. She tells what she learned in order to help fellow ministers be prepared for crises when they arise in their communities.

Chad Overton provides tips and habits to prevent ministry burnout. Tim Drury gives steps for leading a change toward family ministry in your church.

Mark Holmen helps dads with what many view as a daunting task by providing practical ways to pass down faith. Jim and Lynne Jackson give great ideas to coach parents on disciplining their kids.

Megan Marshman describes how to create a great family ministry culture by considering change and moving toward instilling a "lifetime faith." Fred Stoeker shares a simple way to connect with your kids called "doing book."

Leneita Fix gives a practical tutorial on how to help parents navigate through friendship drama. Ken Coley describes how to teach in such a way that will keep teenagers engaged.

Phil Bell gives suggestions to ministry leaders on how to connect with those parents that are disengaged. Matt Markins discusses barriers that have made it increasingly difficult to reach and disciple the American child.

Ted Cunningham addresses the growing trend of prolonged adolescence and provides advice for parents to guide their children into young adulthood. Valerie Bell shares encouragement and wisdom to those aspiring towards a leadership position in ministry.

Edward Moody joins us to provide ministry leaders with insight on how to spiritually guide families that are walking through addiction. Robby Gallaty speaks to the heart of disciple-makers by addressing challenges and pitfalls they may face.

Larry Fowler gives practical advice on how to help grandparents break through barriers in order to be more intentional in the spiritual lives of their grandchildren. Tim Smith identifies myths and stereotypes that cause grandparents to believe they can't be intentional with their grandchildren.

Pat Cimo gives pointers on leading well through the process of making changes in our ministry. Ryan Rush walks us through how to help families move from strongholds to breakthroughs.

Lydia Randall describes the Faith Path and provides ideas on how parents can be more intentional in the spiritual life of their child. Philip Nation talks on the "Big Three" of discipleship and gives encouragement to parents on how to disciple in their own home.

Melissa MacDonald has an astounding discussion on how to get the most out of volunteer training. Bruce Wilkinson brings insight on the sin of unforgiveness and the impact that the progression of unresolved conflict can have on a family.

Brian Housman shares with us how to use technology in an honoring way and how to emphasize purity in the home. Megan Lacefield gives encouragement to ministry leaders on embracing the adventure of their marriage.