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In this refreshingly honest and heartening episode of The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast , host Ginny Yurich welcomes toddler expert Devon Kuntzman of Transforming Toddlerhood to unravel the chaos—and beauty—of the toddler years. With warmth and insight, Devon helps parents reframe meltdowns not as failures but as essential, biologically driven emotional releases (yes, tantrums are like emotional poop...

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Dadvice: On His Mind

Justin Whitmel Earley is a writer, speaker and lawyer. He is the author of the Common Rule Habits of the Household and Made for People. Though he spends most days running his business law practice. Through his writing and speaking Justin empowers people to thrive through life giving habits that form them in the love of God and neighbor. He continually explores both how physical habits are more spi...

Today's host was Michael Wear, Founder, President and CEO of the Center for Christianity and Public Life.    Thanks for listening to The Morning Five! Please subscribe to and rate The Morning Five on your favorite podcast platform. Learn more about the work of the Center for Christianity and Public Life at www.ccpubliclife.org. Scripture: Psalm 46 Top Headlines: 1) Senate Begins Vote-a-Rama on Whi...

What if the real reason you feel distant from God… is something you’ve been overlooking? In today’s episode of The Disciples Journal , we’re unpacking Hebrews 12:14 — a verse that doesn’t just talk about holiness, but reveals why so many of us struggle to feel close to God. Darin breaks down how sin doesn’t drive God away from us… but it does distort our view of Him. Through a powerful moment of p...

In this energetic and forward-thinking episode, Chris sits down with creative strategist Allister Hercus, co-founder of Lab31—a month-long experiment where he built a new AI-powered tool every day for 31 days. Allister shares the origin of the project, the lessons learned from rapid prototyping, and why he believes AI isn’t something to fear—it’s something to play with. From teacher report card ge...

Today, I'm answering a bunch of the questions you all have sent in — we're talking motherhood, emotional maturity, quiet time with God, body image, how to know when to move, and even am I quitting social media?? My first solo episode since having Baby Duke! You guys are the best and I hope you find this episode helpful, full of wisdom and encouraging, regardless of what season you are in! RESOURCE...

Dig coffee and vinyl? Help us out by taking this very short survey for a chance to win both! The fellas finally wrangled Charles Kelley! We kicked things off with his legendary brag sheet—apparently, they stopped counting at 80 bullet points! As one-third of Grammy-winning country trio Lady A, you definitely know "Need You Now" (and so does AC radio, judging by how often Charles hears it instead o...

We have been DYING to meet Cost n' Mayor for years now, so we were so excited about this conversation! They are just as fun, genuine, and hilarious as you'd think they'd be. We had a ball chatting about the beginnings of their relationship, show business, working with your spouse, their Off-Broadway show that's in the works, balloons (you gotta watch the video to fully appreciate that last one!) a...

In this heartfelt and practical episode of the Follow 2 Lead Podcast , Tony Miltenberger is joined by Alexandra from Grace Space Christian Coaching to explore the intersection of faith, entrepreneurship, and motherhood. Alexandra opens up about her personal journey—navigating the tension between calling and capacity, and how vulnerability became a superpower in her coaching practice. They dive int...

What is it about country music and summer?! Today I talk to my friend and multi-platinum country music superstar Russell Dickerson. Yall know his hits- Happen to Me, Yours, Blue Tacoma, Love You Like I Used To...ETC! We talk about his songwriting, his prayer life, and his family. I can’t wait for you to fall in love with this guy if you don’t already know him, or fall more in love if you do.  Be s...

What if the secret to a stronger marriage wasn’t another serious talk- but a round of mini golf or a spontaneous dance party in the kitchen? This episode dives into why having fun together might be the spark your marriage needs. From shared hobbies to laughter that leads to deeper intimacy- we're talking playful, powerful connection with a Kingdom twist. Watch the episode on YouTube!! Links from t...

Today we’re diving into the world of dating personalities as Kait and JJ unpack what it means to be the “intentional romantic”—aka the walking green flag—and explore both the strengths and pitfalls of this healthiest dating style! Find out your Dating Personality Type for free by taking our QUIZ here! https://www.heartofdating.com/quiz We're taking a podcast break but we don't want to leave you ha...

This week I’m coming at you from the Arizona desert! And I’m accidentally thriving . Now, I never would’ve thought that as someone who loves the mountains and a cool breeze could actually enjoy being surrounded by sand and cacti in 100 degrees. And it’s got me thinking. What if everything we’ve been taught about deserts, spiritually, is wrong? What if these dry seasons in our lives aren’t actually...

Should you be friends with your family? Should you keep trying when it gets hard? Harvard professor, bestselling author, and happiness expert Arthur Brooks joins me for a surprising and eye-opening conversation on what truly makes us happy—and why family plays a bigger role than most of us realize. From the science behind our deepest relationships to why conflict is normal (and even necessary), th...