D6 Podcast

Our guest, Dr. Katie Frugé, helps guide the church in showing deep compassion and biblical truth through its involvement in the pro-life movement.

We talk to Bonnie Gray about her book, Sweet Like Jasmine: Finding Identity in a Culture of Loneliness, as she shares how God uses our willingness to be open about the hard seasons of our life to bring lasting connections in our relationships.

As the author of Valleys Over Mountains: A Guide Through the Hard Seasons, Tom Bump points to the beauty of what can be learned through life and ministry's more challenging valley seasons.

Craig Fry challenges the church to take inventory of how they're reaching men and gives guidance on how to empower men to be the leaders God has called them to be.

Brad Rhoads, the co-founder of Grace Marriage and GraceMarriage@Home, sheds light on how churches can minister to couples before crisis sets in and what it looks like to have an ongoing marriage ministry.

Guest Larry Fowler shares strategies and solutions to help Christian grandparents have a spiritual voice in the lives of their grandchildren.

Guest Frank Trimble provides leaders with astounding wisdom and inspiration for the importance and implementation of family ministry in the context of smaller churches.

We hear from Keith Ferrin about internalizing Scripture, enjoying reading the Bible, and approaching the living Word of God as relational, not just informational.

Special guest Amy Rienow brings inspiring words of wisdom to uplift and encourage women whom God has chosen to fill the role of being a pastor's wife.

By focusing on the connection between the Great Commission and the family, Dr. Rob Rienow provides practical strategies for advancing family ministry.

With a deep passion for discipleship, Robby Gallaty discusses the example Jesus gave for disciple-making and advises on how we can use those same practices in our own discipleship strategies.

Guest Emily Snider sheds light on the topic of church hurt and provides steps to take to begin healing ministry wounds.

Our guest, Steven Ackley, challenges parents and the church to avoid outsourcing discipleship and embrace a collaborative discipleship model between parents, church leadership, and across all generations.

In discussing his book, Revolutionary Leadership: Essential Lessons From the Men and Women of the American Revolution, Pat Williams sheds light on leadership lessons that ministry leaders can learn from our founding fathers.

Artist-songwriter Rachael Nemiroff provides great insight into the importance of collaboration, life on the road, and the story behind her single, "One Heart Two Homes."

As lead youth pastor at LifePoint Church in Smyrna, TN, Ryan Garrett guides us in connecting with parents and supporting today's youth so they recognize the impact they can have on the world for the Kingdom of God right now.

As co-founder of Grace Marriage, Brad Rhoads advises couples on how to prioritize a fulfilling, grace-filled marriage instead of settling for a marriage that is surviving on leftovers.

David Thomas discusses emotional, social, and spiritual milestones for children and shares how parents and ministry leaders can come alongside them to encourage growth and development in these areas.

Kirsten Watson brings an abundance of encouragement for each person's unique journey with the Lord as we discuss her book, Sis, Take a Breath: Encouragement for the Woman Who's Trying to Live and Love Well (but Secretly Just Wants to Take a Nap).

We learn all about what's to come next month at the D6 Conference from Dr. Ron Hunter and Marianne Howard.