Podcast appearances and mentions of legacy coalition

Discover the way ahead at Indiana Wesleyan University. Learn more here. Purchase What Will You Teach Me here Get Arlene's book, Making Marriage Easier: How to love (and like) your spouse for life https://www.amazon.com/Making-Marriage-Easier-Love-Spouse/dp/0802433774/ Can you remember eating your grandma's homemade cookies, or going somewhere special with your grandpa? Grandparents are memory makers. Leslie Means joins us to talk about the wonderful role grandmas can have in family life. She's here to talk about her new book, So God Made a Grandma. In today's conversation, you'll learn about: 6:00 Encouraging your kids to make memories with their grandparents 8:05 Is it possible to be unhurried as a parent? 12:39 Grandma, you're so wise! 16:00 How can we warm up a cold relationship with our parents or grandparents? 22:00 The importance of creativity in motherhood 27:42 Putting parenting in perspective Leslie Means is founder and owner of the popular website Her View From Home, which features contributor stories on motherhood, marriage, faith, and grief. She is a former news anchor, a weekly columnist, an author of the national bestseller So God Made a Mother. She and her husband have 3 children. Learn more about Leslie Means and her new book collaboration, So God Made a Grandma https://herviewfromhome.com/so-god-made-a-grandma/ Follow Leslie on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/leslielmeans/ Learn more about the Legacy Coalition, a ministry for grandparents https://legacycoalition.com/ Get Arlene's book written with Dr. Gary Chapman, Grandparenting Screen Kids https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0802420702 Get free date night ideas whether you have 15 minutes or one hour, small group questions for Making Marriage Easier and more https://makingmarriageeasier.com/ Have a question for Arlene to address on the podcast? Please email Arlene your questions and the topics you want covered on the show! Email speaking @ arlenepellicane.com Tickets on sale now! You're invited to Arlene's Parents Rising Conference in San Diego, September 6, 2025 http://parentsrisingconference.com/

Join Leon & Lindsey on this episode of Faith Together as they hear all about the Legacy Coalition and Grandparenting Ministry with Teddie Hill. Subscribe to get all the latest.

Grandparents hold a unique and powerful role in the spiritual lives of their grandchildren, yet many overlook their potential impact. In this episode, Larry Fowler, founder and CEO of Legacy Coalition, shares how Christian grandparents can embrace their God-given calling.  Larry offers practical insights on building meaningful, faith-centered relationships with grandchildren, including strategies for long-distance grandparenting and navigating complex family dynamics. He explains how grandparents can model grace and truth, even when their children aren't walking with the Lord, and emphasizes the power of prayer, storytelling, and intentional time together. With stories of transformed families, Larry casts a vision for how grandparents can make an eternal impact by sharing their faith and strengthening connections with their grandchildren. For more information on how to attend a simulcast of the Legacy Grandparenting Summit in February 2025, click: https://www.inciiteevents.com/lgs-alphabetical-list

The Founder and CEO of the Legacy Coalition, Larry Fowler, talks with Wayne Shepherd about helping grandparents have a greater spiritual impact on their families. (Click for more)For information about the Legacy Grandparenting Summit to be held February 21-22 in Birmingham, AL and remote church sites around the nation, please visit https://legacycoalition.com/summit/.Send your support for FIRST PERSON to the Far East Broadcasting Company:FEBC National Processing Center Far East Broadcasting CompanyP.O. Box 6020 Albert Lea, MN 56007Please mention FIRST PERSON when you give. Thank you!

Visit Legacy Coalition: https://legacycoalition.com/    “Today's episode will help us understand the crucial, biblically mandated role of grandparents in nurturing their grandchildren's Christian faith and provide practical strategies for active spiritual engagement.”   The Role of Grandparents in Christian Discipleship | Featuring George Postumus   George Postumus, a pastor with 39 years of experience and a staff member of Legacy Coalition, discusses the vital role of grandparents in Christian discipleship. Addressing a room of grandparents, Postumus emphasizes that the Bible commands Christians to teach both their children and grandchildren. He shares personal experiences, Scripture references, particularly Deuteronomy 4:9 and Psalm 78, and offers practical advice on intentional Christian grandparenting. Throughout the video, George addresses common misconceptions and cultural barriers, urging grandparents to actively share their faith with their grandchildren. The session includes prayers, personal anecdotes, and an invitation to integrate this ministry into church life.   Check out Discipleship.org for resources on disciple-making: https://discipleship.org/resources/    Key Takeaways  00:00 Introduction and Initial Setup 00:07 Counting Grandchildren and Ministry Introduction 01:01 Opening Prayer and Speaker Introduction 01:47 Personal Background and Ministry Importance 03:57 Family Introduction and Long-Distance Grandparenting 05:51 Biblical Perspective on Grandparenting 07:15 Discovering the Role of Christian Grandparents 11:27 The Importance of Passing Down Faith 16:03 Challenges and Strategies in Grandparenting 25:28 Generational Decline and the Role of the Church 31:28 The Rise of Grandparenting Ministry 32:03 The Biblical Mandate for Grandparents 33:14 Preparing Grandkids for the Future 34:00 The Influence of Grandparents 34:40 Passing on Your Faith 36:04 Communicating Spiritual Joy 41:47 The Importance of the Soul 44:03 Types of Grandparents 47:46 Launching Grandparenting Ministries in Churches 58:22 Engaging with Grandkids Spiritually Resources on Discipleship  

In the mid-life of our lives, it’s perfectly normal to look forward to becoming grandparents. There are few things more exciting than the birth of our first grandchild. In fact, the birth of every grandchild is an amazing and joyous moment. Unfortunately, there are also many grandparents with broken hearts because they are estranged from their children and grandchildren. On Thursday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, Larry Fowler, Founder of the Legacy Coalition joins us to talk about the joy of being close to a grandchild and the broken heart of being estranged from the one you love.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fund conversations that matter: donate.accessmore.com The summer months are moments away - are you excited? Panicked? A combination of both? We're talking to licensed family therapist Dr. Joannie DeBrito. In this go-to summer survival guide, we're talking about: 5:24 How getting your kids outdoors has more benefits than I may think 12:10 What activities can I do with my kids to help get them off screens? 15:30 Making the most out of the summer as a working parent 19:07 How we can incorporate quiet time back into our kids' lives? 25:04 Helping our teens recalibrate their sleep schedules 28:15 How we can help protect our kids from mental health issues 29:45 Smoothing out the summer in the midst of the challenges of having a blended family Dr. Joannie DeBrito a licensed family therapist who works with Focus on the Family, specializing in youth and young adult mental health. She's been working in this field for more than 30 years. Find her articles on the Focus on the Family parenting blog: https://www.focusonthefamily.com/parenting/ Read her "Ask Dr. Joannie" column for grandparents at Legacy Coalition: https://legacycoalition.com/ask/ My reading list for kids and teens - one of many free resources at HappyHomeUniversity.com https://www.happyhomeuniversity.com/subscribe Have a question for Arlene to address on the podcast? Please email Arlene your questions and the topics you want covered on the show! speaking@arlenepellicane.com More Resources for Your Family: Subscribe to Arlene's free email list where she shares what she is learning in her home for yours. https://www.happyhomeuniversity.com/subscribe Watch a VIDEO clip from the podcast on Arlene's Happy Home YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@arlenehappyhome

Calling All Grandparents!!! Larry Fowler joins us. He is the founder of the Legacy Coalition which invests specifically in grandparents. He has been in ministry for over 40 years and really cares about the role of grandparents within family. Legacy Coalition started in 2016 and is designed with grandparents in mind. Larry Fowler and his wife felt a nudge from God to start this ministry and fill in the gaps within the church where grandparents exist – because they are worth investing in! “Navigating issues from the parent's perspective AND the grandparent's perspective is pivotal.” - Larry Fowler 2 Main Ideas: When grandparents aren't believers and don't influence the kids the way the parents want them to... How are parents/grandparents partner successfully when it comes to raising the kids? Here are things we discuss in the podcast: Consistency is key. Some grandparents want to spoil their kids, and some are rule followers. In both cases, these grandparents need to try to build consistency with their kids who are now parents. There is a biblical model for grandparents. They don't stop parenting, but they do stop being the primary caregivers. They have more of an influence role. Does what they are doing engage the relationship or damage the relationship? Grandparents can have great influence in the world of technology by engaging their grandkids by asking them questions and letting them explain technology to them rather than complaining about the kids' usage of technology. “Grandparents, you are still a parent (noun) but are no longer parenting (verb) the grandkids.” - Larry Fowler Legacy Coalition is an amazing resource for parents AND grandparents – if you need help, click the link below for more information. Podcast Resources: Legacy Coalition Information Join the 5 Day Family Challenge Visit the CCF Store Follow us on Instagram

Grandparents play a unique and profoundly influential role in the lives of their grandchildren, but often grandparents themselves don't understand their enormous potential as spiritual influencers. This crash course is designed to encourage and equip Christian grandparents by teaching biblical principles that will encourage you to leave a legacy of faith to your grandchildren. It will help you overcome obstacles, equip you with best practices to implement in perpetuating your faith, and offer opportunities to learn from other like-minded grandparents. You'll leave full of inspiration, ideas and practical tools to help you be more intentional in your grandparenting. Taught by Jon Ness with Legacy Coalition.

David Wheeler joins us from the Legacy Coalition to share what the Bible says about leaving a legacy of faith. What does it look like to be intentional? How do we adjust our mindset and approach every single relationship with the goal of drawing them closer to Jesus?

In this weekend edition of the Raising Godly Girls Podcast, host Patti Garibay welcomes Larry Fowler, the Founder of the Legacy Coalition. Join the conversation as they explore the vital role grandparents play in shaping the faith of the next generation. Larry shares insights from his extensive experience in children's ministry and grandparenting, offering a powerful perspective on intentional Christian grandparenting. Discover the challenges of parenting in today's culture, the significance of generational wisdom, and how grandparents can build a lasting legacy of faith. Tune in for a rich discussion on faith, family, and the impact of supportive communities.    Learn more about the Legacy Coalition and download their free resources, visit legacycoalition.com   Find an American Heritage Girls Troop near you, visit americanheritagegirls.org   Add even more Biblical wisdom to your parenting quiver, visit raisinggodlygirls.com 

John pastored ‘experienced adults' at First Evangelical Free Church in Fullerton, California for the past 30+ years, retiring as interGenerational Pastor in May of 2019. At present John serves as Director of Spiritual Development for Legacy Coalition, a national ministry focused on intentional Christian grandparenting. 

If you are a Grandparent, what is your dearest wish for your grandchildren? Isn’t it to see them walking closely with Jesus? Larry Fowler of Legacy Coalition will help you encourage the spiritual growth of your grandkids whether they live nearby or far away!

Are you a nana or papa? Do you love reading to your grandchildren? Larry Fowler is the Founder of Legacy Coalition, a ministry created to inspire, challenge, and equip grandparents for gospel impact in the lives of their grandkids. He has just released a children’s book to help you do just that with My Wish of All Wishes. Larry talks with Seth and Deb about his new release which is filled with messages of hope, love, and faith for grandparents to read to their grandchildren one-on-one. There’s also a space for you to include a special note to your grandchild as a legacy of love and faith.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“One of these days” is when most of us intend to write down (or video-record) our significant life stories and memories so that our grandchildren will have a permanent record of what God has done in our lives and what we've learned during our lifetimes. Now there are several high- and low-tech resources to help “one of these days” get here a lot sooner. In this podcast, Wayne Rice and John Coulombe interview two entrepreneurs who have created brand new ways to capture stories and memories from your life and share them with your children and grandchildren. Jeremy Bryant is the co-founder of No Story Lost, a company that can help you get your life story published in book form—from the writing to the publication. Eric Simons is the co-founder of the Novella app which can capture your story on video and make it available to family members online.  Also in this episode, Wayne shares how he went about getting his own autobiography written and published for his grandkids. If you are interested in leaving a written or recorded legacy of faith for your grandkids, this podcast can help get you started.Resources referenced during this podcast:No Story Lost is a great way to get a beautiful book written and published about your life. If you would like more information, contact Jeremy Bryant by e-mail: jeremy@nostorylost.com. The Novella app makes it easy to record meaningful and cherished family stories privately and securely. Visit the Novella website to download the app.  It's free and it's available now. If you would like to volunteer to provide feedback on their latest product – visit https://www.meetnovella.com/grandparentsStoryworth is another service that helps you write a keepsake book for your grandkids. They send you questions that you answer and then those answers are compiled into a published book. A Grandparents Legacy: Your Life Story in Your Own Words: This is a book that you "fill in the blanks," answering questions and writing down stories from your life. The completed book can then be given to your grandchildren. Available from the Legacy Coalition bookstore and other booksellers.

In this podcast it is my joy to introduce Larry Fowler, President of Legacy Coalition, to our network. Legacy Coalition is a ministry focused on grandparenting – grandparents and grandkids (Legacy Coalition - Christian Grandparenting Ministry. Don't miss this podcast.Furthermore, don't miss the national summit of Legacy Coalition which will be in Dallas October 19 and 20. Legacy Grandparenting Summit 2023 - Legacy Coalition Attend if possible. Reister online to be a part of it.Larry is a great friend, and it is with great joy I introduce him to the FWM network.Email us: Hal@finishingwellministries.orgFollow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/finishingwellministriesSupport Our Ministry: https://www.finishingwellministries.org/donateAre there biblical principles to help us understand how to finish well?Join Dr. Habecker LIVE on ZOOM for a greater understanding of the SEVEN Essentials to Finishing Life Well: https://www.finishingwellministries.org/upcoming-eventsThanks for listening as we all strive to live and finish life well!

There are approximately 30 million grandparents in the U.S. Each one is a potential influence in the lives of their grandchildren. On Monday's Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, David Wheeler from Legacy Coalition joins us to share how their organization is encouraging churches to minister to grandparents as they encourage and influence their grandchildren. Their desire is for grand-parents to invest in the lives of their grandchildren and to help them through resources, training and other methods to have a greater spiritual impact on their families. Legacy Coalition - Christian Grandparenting MinistrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tim Robertson is Director of Global Partnerships for the Legacy Coalition and in this lively conversation with Wayne Rice and John Coulombe he shares some of his favorite books for reading with grandchildren. He also discusses his role with the Legacy Coalition and how intentional Christian grandparenting is spreading all around the world. You will enjoy Tim's sense of humor, his love for baseball, classic rock, and his passion for next-generation discipleship.Here are links to the books and resources mentioned in this podcast:Go to WTSBooks.com for these books:66 Books, One Story by Paul Reynolds30 Prophecies, One Story by Paul ReynoldsThe Acrostic of Jesus by Jonathan Gibson and Timothy BrindleThe Awesome, Super Fantastic Forever Party by Joni Eareckson TadaThe Biggest Bible Storybook by Kevin DeYoungDid God Learn His ABC's by Amy GannettDoes God Sleep by Amy GannettDoes God Go on Vacation by Amy GannettFinding Jesus on Upside-Down Days by Jill A. MillerThe Garden, The Curtain and The Cross by Carl Laferton, Carl and Catalina EcheverriHis Grace is Enough by Melissa KrugerWherever You Go, I Want You to Know by Melissa KrugerHow Great Is Our God by Louie GiglioIndescribable: 100 Devotions About God and Science by Louie GiglioThe Gospel Coalition for an article by Kathryn Butler “How to Wisely Choose Kids Books”Grandparenting Matters for information on the one-day seminar you can bring to your church.Gentle and Lowly by Dane Ortlund is found on many shopping websites including Amazon.com

What Makes a Grandparent Grand? With Ann and Bill Parkinson The Legacy Coalition – Christian Grandparenting Ministry   Whether you are a seasoned grandparent or soon to be one, this podcast is for you. Filled with wisdom, encouragement and insight, Ann and Bill share how to invest in the lives of grandchildren. The Legacy Coalition raises the importance of grandparenting through training, discussion, seminars, webinars, conferences, podcasts, ministry partners and through a wealth of resources.   They are all about elevating grandparents, reminding them that they have been called to disciple their grandchildren. The Legacy Coalition desires that grandparents reap the rewards of their ministry to their grandchildren. Their staff of veteran ministry leaders is deeply devoted to helping you pass on your faith so multiple generations of your family follow Christ.   Charlotte, Ann, and Bill discuss important principles for grandparents. You'll love hearing about: “Watch 1” “Teach 2” “Think 4” and “Bless all”   Listeners, there IS a war going on for families and grandparents can and should serve on the front lines. The mission to preserve families and leave a legacy is paramount and, through grandparenting, much is possible.   “…be careful and watch yourselves closely so that you do not forget the things your eyes have seen or let them fade from your heart as long as you live. Teach them to your children and to their children after them.”  - Deut. 4:9   To learn more about the Legacy Coalition – Christian Grandparenting Ministry: Legacy Coalition - Christian Grandparenting Ministry   To reach Charlotte: https://charlotteguest.com

The latest episode of The Ryan Frank Podcast is a must-listen for anyone struggling to bring their vision to life. Ryan interviews Larry Fowler, a seasoned ministry leader from the Legacy Coalition, who shares valuable insights on how to cultivate a vision and turn it into reality.Larry emphasizes the importance of receiving a fresh vision from God and offers practical tips on how to plan, develop, and manage your vision. Drawing from his extensive experience working with leaders, Larry emphasizes the need to follow through with your goals, even when faced with challenges.If you're looking to unlock the potential of your vision and bring it to life, this podcast episode is a must-listen. Tune in now to hear Ryan and Larry's engaging conversation, full of inspiration and practical advice for anyone seeking to achieve their dreams.Welcome to the Ryan Frank podcastRyan is a family man, first and foremost, but he's also a pastor, publisher, and serial entrepreneur. This podcast will help you think, work, and create like never before.You can subscribe for more productivity, and life hacks to help you stay on the leading edge.

More than 13 million kids are being raised by their grandparents, giving elders a major influence over the lives of the next generation and the need for guidance! Wayne Rice works with the Legacy Coalition as a conference director and podcast host. He has also authored dozens of books, including Long-Distance Grandparenting: Nurturing the Faith of Your Grandchildren When You Can't Be There in Person. Wayne assists in the incredible Legacy Grandparenting Summits, and gives some excellent tips on how grandparents can connect with their beloved grandkids. Wayne reminds us that the older generation has the greatest influence on the spiritual formation of the younger generation.   TAKEAWAYS Organize special time to spend with your grandkids, from meaningful conversations to weekend trips Traditional retirement is not something that inspires ministry work nor lines up with scripture The Legacy Grandparenting podcast covers much needed topics in a Biblically based approach LegacyCoalition.com has a wide variety of books, seminar information, and resources available for grandparents to explore  

More than 13 million kids are being raised by their grandparents, giving elders a major influence over the lives of the next generation and the need for guidance! Wayne Rice works with the Legacy Coalition as a conference director and podcast host. He has also authored dozens of books, including Long-Distance Grandparenting: Nurturing the Faith of Your Grandchildren When You Can't Be There in Person. Wayne assists in the incredible Legacy Grandparenting Summits, and gives some excellent tips on how grandparents can connect with their beloved grandkids. Wayne reminds us that the older generation has the greatest influence on the spiritual formation of the younger generation. TAKEAWAYS Organize special time to spend with your grandkids, from meaningful conversations to weekend trips Traditional retirement is not something that inspires ministry work nor lines up with scripture The Legacy Grandparenting podcast covers much needed topics in a Biblically-based approach LegacyCoalition.com has a wide variety of books, seminar information, and resources available for grandparents to explore

BE SURE TO USE THE PROMO CODE THANKYOU (no spaces) to get 20% off your registration to the Legacy Grandparenting Summit (details below.)Grandparents have an important spiritual role to play!CULTURE SAYSit's time to take it easy and enjoy spoiling your grandchildren.SCRIPTURE SAYSgrandparents are called to a greater level of influence. – “Teach them to your children and to their children after them.” Deut. 4:9AS A CHRISTIAN GRANDPARENT•You are important to your grandchildren•You are in a unique position of influence•You can build and grow relationships with your family On this special episode of Parenting On A Grand Scale I visit with Larry Fowler, Founder and CEO of Legacy Coalition. We're talking about the ONLY national conference on Christian grandparenting:THE LEGACY GRANDPARENTING SUMMIT, OCTOBER 20-21 at 100+ LOCATIONSSHOW NOTES: Larry FowlerFounder and CEO, Legacy CoalitionLarry Fowler is the founder of the Legacy Coalition. His 40 years plus of ministry leadership, including experience as youth pastor, missionary and senior executive for Awana, has prepared him for this significant new calling in life. Larry has authored several books on children's and family ministry including Raising a Modern-Day Joseph and his most recent, Overcoming Grandparenting Barriers. In 2012, he was presented with a lifetime achievement award by the International Network of Children's Ministry. Larry and his wife, Diane, live in Riverside, California. They have two children and seven grandchildren.The Legacy Coalition National Christian Grandparenting Summit, coming Oct 20-21 available in person (Florida) or virtually – legacycoalition.com When you attend this conference, you will:Receive wisdom and direction from our speakersFind inspiration and encouragement through worshipGain comfort in community with other grandparentsBe sure to check out the details at the Legacy Coalition Website and if you use the code THANKYOU at checkout you'll save 20% on registration. More episodes of “Parenting On A Grand Scale” available in the KCBI app at these links:https://apps.apple.com/us/app/90-9-kcbi/id740743044?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 (iPhone)https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.firstdallasmedia.kcbi&hl=en (Android)Or at www.kcbi.org !Subscribe and rate this podcast at any of these links!

Are you missing out on the opportunities you have to pass on your faith to your grandchildren? Do you desire to be equipped with practical ways to help your grandchildren grow in Christ? Edgewood Baptist Church is partnering with the Legacy Coalition in this critically important mission to help grandparents see how God can use them to grow faith in the lives of their grandchildren. We're talking about it with Legacy Coalition CEO Larry Fowler in this timely conversation. If you're a grandparent (or soon-to-be), you'll not want to miss this encouragement and challenge to be intentional and involved in this critically important mission.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Grandparents are the best kept secret in the church! What do I mean? Take a listen to the wisdom that Larry Fowler, the Founder of the Legacy Coalition      shares about the ministry to and with grandparents! Every church should consider how they are serving this generation and how this generation can be a powerful group to bless the next generation.    To learn about the Grandparent Summit CLICK HERE  

Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller challenged leadership over Afghanistan withdrawal. Don't miss his inspiring story. Tony Perkins is an ordained minister, a broadcaster, Marine veteran, and a former police officer. He responds to Biden's attacks on so-called MAGA Republicans. Dorie McLemore is an inspiring and hilarious comedian. You might know her from Michael Jr.'s popular “Funny How Life Works” podcast, the “Talk Is Cheap” talk show, or her own best-selling women's devotional book, “Hope Looks Good on You!” Larry Fowler is the founder of Legacy Coalition, a national ministry that helps Christian grandparents fulfill their biblical role of impacting grandchildren. He joins Huckabee to share his insights into grandparenting as a Christian. Sequoia South is a new powerhouse trio born and based out of Nashville, TN. Watch their incredible performance and so much more! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There are approximately 30 million grandparents in the U.S. Each one is a potential influence in the lives of their grandchildren. On Wednesday’s Mornings with Eric and Brigitte, David Wheeler from Legacy Coalition joins us to share how their organization is encouraging churches to minister to grandparents as they encourage and influence their grandchildren. Their desire is for grand-parents to invest in the lives of their grandchildren and to help them through resources, training and other methods to have a greater spiritual impact on their families. Legacy Coalition - Christian Grandparenting MinistrySee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Your grandchildren will one day have some words to describe their relationship with you. How can you be proactive in shaping what those words will be? My guest, author, pastor, and radio host Bob Lepine helps us figure it out!Bob Lepine is best known to radio and podcast listeners as the long-time co-host of FamilyLife Today® and as the on-air announcer for Truth for Life with Alistair Begg. Bob is the teaching pastor at Redeemer Community Church in Little Rock, Arkansas, and he serves on the Board of Directors for the Great Commission Collective and as a member of the Revive Our Hearts Advisory Board. He is the author of Building A Stronger Marriage (2022), The Four Emotions of Christmas (2022), Love Like You Mean It: The Heart of a Marriage That Honors God (2020), and The Christian Husband (1999). Bob and his wife, Mary Ann, have five children and ten grandchildren.Books mentioned:7 Habits Of Highly Effective Peoplehttps://www.amazon.com/Habits-Highly-Effective-People-Powerful/dp/1982137274/ref=sr_1_1?crid=211PHSGTHGU6X&keywords=seven+habits+of+highly+effective+people&qid=1660929600&sprefix=seven+hab%2Caps%2C104&sr=8-1 Bob's Church's website: www.redemmerlr.org Book mentioned:Doing Life With Your Adult Children: https://www.amazon.com/Doing-Life-Your-Adult-Children/dp/0310353777/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1660930484&sr=8-1 The Legacy Coalition: https://legacycoalition.com More episodes available in the KCBI app at these links:https://apps.apple.com/us/app/90-9-kcbi/ id740743044?ign-mpt=uo%3D4 (iPhone) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details? id=com.firstdallasmedia.kcbi&hl=en (Android Phones)Or at www.kcbi.org !Subscribe and rate this podcast at any of these links!

Dr. Josh Mulvihill is a Executive Director for Church and Family Ministry for Renewanation, a ministry dedicated to helping children develop a biblical worldview. Josh is also one of the founding fathers of Legacy Coalition and author of the book Biblical Grandparenting. In this conversation with co-hosts John Coulombe and Wayne Rice, Josh describes what it means to have a biblical worldview and offers several ideas and resources for teaching biblical worldview to our children and grandchildren.

Common Sense Choices Episode #21. Linda interviews Bett Vernon Pate who is the Ambassador for the State of Florida for https://legacycoalition.com/ The Legacy Coalition is an organization dedicated to helping grandparents have a greater spiritual impact on the lives of their grandchildren. This incredible ministry can be brought into your home church or you can simply sign up to receive their bounty of resources. Bett shares her spiritual journey with you and how she became involved with the Legacy Coalition. Plus shares how you can be part of their annual Grandparenting Legacy Summit October 20th -21st. http://www.legacycoalition.com/summit/ or even to have your church be a host for the live streamed summit https://legacycoalition.com/summit/host-sites/ Homework: Share this Episode with as many people as possible including church leaders. Go to https://legacycoalition.com/ and sign up for their free abundant resources Check out the https://legacycoalition.com/summit/ and consider registering either to watch from your home or host in your home church.

We will find more joy in our relationships when we take the time to listen to the relational melodies created by the important people in our life. Listen in to learn more. My Legacy Coalition talk A few days ago, this past Monday, I gave a live webinar for the Legacy Coalition, a Christian grandparenting organization. It was part of their weekly Grand Monday Nights program. I'll have a link to this fine organization at the bottom of the show notes. They are all about helping grandparents 
have a greater spiritual impact on their families. I encourage you to check them out. The topic of the webinar I gave was “How to Relate to Our Grandkids When they Don't Want to Talk.” For 30 minutes or so I explained the ORA principle I've talked about on this podcast a number of times. My talk focused on how Observe - Reflect - Act can be used to draw out children when they're not very communicative. I'll have a link at the bottom of the show notes to a few prior episodes explaining the ORA concept in more detail. I enjoyed putting that webinar together, and to top it off, I appreciated several comments shared with me by two listeners to the program. Let me tell what I learned from them that can help you in your relationships. Two former missionaries respond Phil, A retired missionary from Virginia texted me after the webinar to mention that ORA is, as he put it, “a good Italian word.” He and his wife Sylvia served in Italy for a number of years as missionaries. If anyone would know a “good Italian word,” it would be Phil. He said that ORA, in Italian, means “now” or “hour.” I love the time-sensitive nature of coupling ORA, Observe-Reflect-Act, with its Italian counterpart, “now” or “hour.” We certainly find more joy in our relationships when we live in the moment and don't let opportunities to deepen our relationships pass us by. So thanks for stimulating my thinking, Phil with your little Italian language lesson! And then I got another response shortly after the webinar finished. It was an email from Linda, another retired missionary, now living in North Carolina. I seem to recall that she and her late husband Jim served in Nigeria for many years. A quote from a movie related to the webinar Linda wrote, “As I listened to you share about O-R-A during the LEGACY COALITION webinar tonight, I thought of a quote I wrote down from a Netflix movie I recently watched called My Father's Violin: Every person creates their own melody. You just have to take the time to listen. This quote from the movie stimulated thinking in all kinds of directions. What kind of melody? Are the melodies discernible, unlike the rap music sung during the recent Super Bowl halftime show? Is creating our own melody a good thing? Can we share common melodies with each other? Are there melodies God gives us, that only seem like we created them ourselves? What melody am I creating? What melodies are you creating? All these questions. I bet if I saw the movie and heard the quote in context, my questions would be answered. Regardless, it's a stimulating thought to consider “every person creates their own melody.” One thing I know for sure One thing I don't wonder about, though, is the last part of the quote, which ties in so well with the ORA principle… “ You just have to take time to listen.” Because when we do take the time to listen to each other it does create more joy in our relationships. Of that I am certain. So Linda, thanks for stimulating my thinking with this interesting quote, and also for the lead on the Netflix movie, My Father's Violin. I'll have a link to that in the show notes as well. So what does all this mean for YOU? How can you use what you've heard today to improve the relationships in YOUR life? In the webinar from a few days ago, I made this comment near the end: "Our grandkids may not be talking, but they're always communicating. It's up to us to figure out what they're telling us.” I've been thinking more about this since Monday and it certainly applies to adults as well. We're all communicating something, even when we're not talking. The richest and most fulfilling relationships are those where people listen well to the unspoken. To the non-verbal. Where we listen with our eyes. With our heart. Where we listen to the melody created by others in ways that connect us more deeply with them. Here's the main takeaway I hope you remember from today's episode Listening well to the melodies people all around us are creating can bring more joy into our relationships. I'd love to hear any thoughts you have about today's episode. Closing In closing, I hope your thinking was stimulated by today's show, to both reflect and to act by asking God to help you become a better listener to the melodies created and played by those around you. For when you do this, it will help you find the joy of relationships God intends for you. Because after all, You Were Made for This. That's it for today. In the meantime, spread a little joy in your relationships this week until we meet up again next time. Goodbye for now. Other resources you may want to check out 099: Share an Observation Instead of Asking a Question 088: Get Them to say “Thank You for Asking” The Legacy Coalition My Father's Violin - A Netflix movie Our Sponsor You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of people like you to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. Thank you.

You will brighten someone's day when you initiate with them, letting them know you're thinking about them, and wondering how they are doing. Simple acts like this go a long way to deepening a relationship. Listen in. Help Needed Before we get into today's show I could use your help with something. I've been asked to give a Zoom presentation at the end of February to the Legacy Coalition, a Christian Grandparenting organization. It's not finalized yet, but I think I'm going to give a talk on memories that Grandparents can create for their grandchildren. As part of this, I would so like to share any memories you are willing to share of memories your grandparents created for you. They can be from when you were a child, or as an adult. It would be interesting and encouraging to hear any stories like this from you. It might even turn into a future podcast episode. Please send it to me in an email to john [at]caringforothers [dot]org. On to today's program. A relational word to focus on for 2022 Have you ever had one of those gray, dull days where things going on in your life match the dreary overcast weather of the middle of winter? But then suddenly out of nowhere, something happens to lift your spirits? Today's episode is about something simple we can do to brighten someone's day, which in turn will brighten our own. Because of several unrelated texts and emails, I stumbled upon one simple way to brighten another person's day. Here it is: initiate with someone. Yes, initiate. I know some of you like coming up with a word or goal to focus on for the new year. If that's the case with you, “initiate” would be a good choice. Initiate by taking the first step in connecting with someone. Here's the first example I stumbled upon Back in December of last year, there was a horrific display of evil in our community. It even made the national news here in the US. During an annual Christmas parade through the quaint downtown of Waukesha, Wisconsin, a man drove his SUV right down the middle of the parade. Starting from the rear, he plowed through marching bands, other parade participants, and spectators. Six people were killed, including an 8-year old boy. Over 60 others were injured and hospitalized. It was horrible. This happened on a Sunday. The next day the school was canceled in Waukesha. One of the donors to the sponsor of this podcast, Caring for Others, has a high school senior in that school system. I happen to know this young man through his parents and I wondered if he was affected by this trauma. A text to initiate contact So without giving it a second thought I texted him with this: ME: I am thinking about you today, given the Christmas parade tragedy of yesterday. I heard school is canceled today. I'm wondering how you're doing with all that happened. Did you know anyone who was hurt? HIM: I'm doing okay, thank you for thinking of me. I wasn't at the parade but I know people who saw it happen and everyone's a little stressed about it. I know one person who got hit by the SUV but no serious injuries on his part. ME: I'm glad to hear you're okay. It's certainly a terrible tragedy, certainly for those injured or worse, and for those like your friends who saw it happen. HIM: Yeah, thank you for checking on me though it means a lot. I was a little surprised at first that my simple spur-of-the-moment text meant a lot to him. But as I re-read his reply to my text it struck me how he appreciated the fact I was thinking of him in the context of this terrible event. Thinking about what he might be dealing with prompted me to initiate with him through a simple text. Who of us wouldn't feel good knowing someone else was thinking about us in the midst of a difficult situation. A second example of initiating to brighten someone's day Last Thanksgiving our daughter living in South Carolina was in a particularly grateful mood and sent me a text that read I am thankful for you and all your support this year. Thanks for checking in on me so many times this fall. It really meant a lot to me to know you were thinking about me. There it is again, this theme of initiating with a person that starts with simply thinking about the person and checking in on them. Thanksgiving without your wife Around the same time I got the text from my daughter I was thinking about my missionary friend, Martin. I talked about him in episodes 071 and 072 concerning the sudden death of his wife. I was thinking about him last November because it was going to be his second Thanksgiving without her. So I called to wish him a Happy Thanksgiving. My call went to voice mail, but within a few hours he responded to me in a text: Hi John, thank you for reaching out and thinking of us. Serena's godmother from Germany is visiting and celebrating Thanksgiving with us. That's a blessing. Hope you have a good Thanksgiving as well!! A voice from the past initiated with Janet and me Here's the last example of how to brighten someone's day. On November 10th of last year, Janet and I were traveling and in the evening I checked our voicemail at home. To my astonishment, there was a message from Margaret, a friend from over 50 years ago we had lost contact with. She remembered our daughter's birthday was coming up the next day, November 11th - Veteran's Day, and that prompted her to track us down after all these years have passed. Her remembering our daughter's birthday, made her think of us, and that prompted her to contact Janet and me. Her initiating with us like this certainly brightened our day and has led to several follow-up phone calls between the three of us. Sadly it's been just the three of us talking because her wonderful husband died two years ago. I won't go any further now to describe this remarkable re-connection. It deserves a podcast episode of its own at a later date. So what does all this mean for YOU? The more I think of these examples I've shared, and others I haven't, they remind me of how Jesus initiates with us. His incarnation at Christmas was him coming to be with us, so one day we can go to be with him. They remind me of the story of Jesus initiating with the woman at the well. He went out of his way to be with her, even though she was so very different from him. She was a woman, he's a man. Jesus' followers at the time looked down upon her.. Yet Jesus initiated with her anyway, which in a very powerful way, brightened her day. Read the story in John 4; it's all there. Given that we are all created in the image of God, when we initiate well with people, without any motive for personal gain, we reflect the character of God. And in doing so, we will find fulfillment in being the person God created us to be. I wonder who are the people in your life you could bless by initiating with them? Maybe even someone from your distant past. I know if you were to ask God who these people are He would show you. Here's the main point I hope you remember from today's episode To brighten someone's day, check-in with them to let them know you are thinking about them and wondering how they are doing. For when you brighten someone's day, you'll brighten your own. It's what we're all made for. I'd love to hear any thoughts you have about today's episode. You can leave them in the “Leave a Comment” box at the bottom of the show notes. Closing In closing, I hope your thinking was stimulated by today's show, to think about the people you could initiate with, and then act on that thought. It would be one way to find the joy God intends for you through your relationships. Because after all, You Were Made for This. Well, that's all for today. I look forward to connecting with you again next week. Goodbye for now. Related episodes you may want to listen to 071: How to Help a Grieving Friend 072: What I Learned From a Grieving Friend Our Sponsor You Were Made for This is sponsored by Caring for Others, a missionary care ministry. We depend upon the generosity of people like you to pay our bills.  If you'd like to support what we do with a secure tax-deductible donation, please click here. Thank you.  

Larry Fowlerhttps://legacycoalition.com/Grand Monday NightsFacebookPodcastStoreBooksLong-Distance Grandparenting: Nurturing the Faith of Your Grandchildren When You Can't Be There in Person by Wayne RiceGrandparenting: Strengthening Your Family and Passing on Your Faith by Dr. Josh MulvihillAll of our podcasts are available on our website at:https://www.entrustingthefaith.com/podcastSign up to receive our weekly emails with all of our podcast information here.Buy my book Leading Well at Home: How Husbands and Fathers Can Biblically Lead Their Families  here or get a free excerpt here.You can find Entrusting the Faith at the following locations:https://www.entrustingthefaith.com/InstagramFacebookYouTubeFree 30 Days of Covenant Eyes - Promo Code ETFTry Covenant Eyes free for 30 Days! Use promo code ETF at https://www.covenanteyes.com/Use it for yourself and protect your family.

For the first time, our special guest is the founder and CEO of the Legacy Coalition, Larry Fowler, who takes a few questions from Wayne Rice and John Coulombe about the past, present and future of the Legacy Coalition. Plus, Larry, John and Wayne each take the Legacy Grandparenting Podcast Poll  revealing some of their favorite memories and personal stories.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29Christian grandparents are the missing puzzle piece in the discipleship of their grandkids. On today's edition of Family Talk, Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, urges grandparents to develop biblically-focused relationships with their grandchildren. Dr. Dobson noted, An inheritance is what you give someone, but a legacy is what you build in someone. Grandparents, what legacy are you placing in your grandchildren?

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 Christian grandparents are the missing puzzle piece in the discipleship of their grandkids. On today's edition of Family Talk, Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, urges grandparents to develop biblically-focused relationships with their grandchildren. Dr. Dobson noted, An inheritance is what you give someone, but a legacy is what you build in someone. Grandparents, what legacy are you placing in your grandchildren?

Christian grandparents are the missing puzzle piece in the discipleship of their grandkids. On today's edition of Family Talk, Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, urges grandparents to develop biblically-focused relationships with their grandchildren. Dr. Dobson noted, "An inheritance is what you give someone, but a legacy is what you build in someone." Grandparents, what legacy are you placing in your grandchildren?

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29According to research, 3 out of 4 Christian grandparents take on a cultural view of grandparenting rather than a biblical view. When Larry Fowler asked a group of people at a conference how many of them had ever heard a sermon on grandparenting, only three raised their hands. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, to discuss the great need for grandparents to be involved in their grandchildren's lives. The most important thing a grandparent can do is live out his or her spiritual walk and testimony. In a rapidly changing society, grandparents are essential!

According to research, 3 out of 4 Christian grandparents take on a cultural view of grandparenting rather than a biblical view. When Larry Fowler asked a group of people at a conference how many of them had ever heard a sermon on grandparenting, only three raised their hands. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, to discuss the great need for grandparents to be involved in their grandchildren's lives. The most important thing a grandparent can do is live out his or her spiritual walk and testimony. In a rapidly changing society, grandparents are essential!

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 According to research, 3 out of 4 Christian grandparents take on a cultural view of grandparenting rather than a biblical view. When Larry Fowler asked a group of people at a conference how many of them had ever heard a sermon on grandparenting, only three raised their hands. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, to discuss the great need for grandparents to be involved in their grandchildren's lives. The most important thing a grandparent can do is live out his or her spiritual walk and testimony. In a rapidly changing society, grandparents are essential!

Are you allowing grandparents to speak into your family's life? Do you recognize the power of grandparenting? Join this inspiring conversation and attend the Legacy Coalition simulcast Oct 21-22  

Would you like to have a greater impact on your grandchildren? Studies say that grandparents are the second most influential people in a child's life. David Wheeler, from the Legacy Coalition and Grand-parenting Matters Summits shares about incredible opportunities for growth and gives tools to help you in this important journey.

John Coulomb pastored ‘experienced adults' at First EvFree Church in Fullerton, California for the past 30+ years, retiring as interGen Pastor in May of 2019. At present John serves as Director of Connections and Development for Legacy Coalition, a national ministry focused on intentional Christian grandparenting.

John Coulombe pastored ‘experienced adults' at First EvFree Church in Fullerton, California for the past 30+ years, retiring as interGen Pastor in May of 2019. At present John serves as Director of Connections and Development for Legacy Coalition, a national ministry focused on intentional Christian grandparenting.

Did you know that grandparents have a biblical mandate to spiritually influence their grandchildren? Larry Fowler, Founder of Legacy Coalition and proud grandparent to seven grandkids, shares how you can leave a legacy of faith, love and dependence on Jesus with your grandchildren and generations to come! 

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 Christian grandparents are the missing puzzle piece in the discipleship of their grandkids. On today's edition of Family Talk, Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, urges grandparents to develop biblically-focused relationships with their grandchildren. Dr. Dobson noted, An inheritance is what you give someone, but a legacy is what you build in someone. Grandparents, what legacy are you placing in your grandchildren?

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 According to research, 3 out of 4 Christian grandparents take on a cultural view of grandparenting rather than a biblical view. When Larry Fowler asked a group of people at a conference how many of them had ever heard a sermon on grandparenting, only three raised their hands. On today's edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson sits down with Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition, to discuss the great need for grandparents to be involved in their grandchildren's lives. The most important thing a grandparent can do is live out his or her spiritual walk and testimony. In a rapidly changing society, grandparents are essential!

Josh Mulvihill is a former family pastor from Minnesota who was one of the founding members of the Legacy Coalition. He is currently on the staff of Renewanation and serves as President of the Christian Grandparenting Network. In this podcast, Wayne Rice and Larry Fowler introduce Josh's message from the 2019 Legacy Grandparenting Summit and discuss the impact of the Summit on those who have attended.

Pastor George Posthumus, from Legacy Coalition, preaches on a biblical theology of Christian grandparenting and passing down the faith to the coming generations.

Legacy Coalition founder Larry Fowler discusses with Wayne Rice and John Coulombe his stirring keynote address given at the 2016 Legacy Grandparenting Summit, including the reveal of his Declaration on Intentional Christian Grandparenting.

John Coulombe served on staff at Fullerton Evangelical Free Church for over 30 years with Inter-generational Ministries and other duties. He currently serves with the Legacy Coalition.

Larry Fowler, a former Vice President of Awana Clubs International, and the founder of the Legacy Coalition, talks with Jeff about forming, leading, and developing a healthy team. Larry just founded the Legacy Coalition only four years ago and has assembled an All-Star Team to help him lead the organization - and we can learn from his wisdom and experience! Support the show

Most people would agree that parents have the most influence in the life of a child, but who has the second most influence? Most believers would say the church. And they would be wrong.In this episode, Ryan welcome Larry Fowler from The Legacy Coalition to the Daily Coffee Chat to talk about the importance of grandparents in the lives of kids.Show NotesThe Legacy Coalition

What can you do to intentionally encourage your grandchildren? Pastor Josh Mulvihill and his wife, Jen, remind grandparents that they can be a powerful force for good in their grandchildren's lives, but only if they spend time with them. Remember, kids spell love T-I-M-E. Holidays are great times to interact, but let's not limit our time to holidays. Technology offers many ways to connect. Also, go where they are since families with young children often find travel difficult. Grandparent, you have so much to offer, from your wisdom and guidance, to your presence. Show Notes and Resources Learn more about the Legacy Coalition. https://legacycoalition.com/ Download FamilyLife's new app! https://www.familylife.com/app/ Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=130. Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

Studies show that grandparents are the second most important influence in a child's life, according to Pastor Josh Mulvihill and his wife, Jen. Not only can they be a great support to weary parents, but their goal, according to Psalm 78, is to see their faith passed on to successive generations. Grandparents can be a beautiful model of God's love and compassion, even to prodigal grandchildren, but this requires they intentionally nurture the relationship between themselves and the grandchildren. Show Notes and Resources Learn more about the Legacy Coalition. https://legacycoalition.com/ Download FamilyLife's new app! https://www.familylife.com/app/ Find resources from this podcast at https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=130. Check out all that's available on the FamilyLife Podcast Network.  https://www.familylife.com/familylife-podcast-network/ Have the FamilyLife Today® podcast and resources helped you?  Consider becoming a Legacy Partner, a monthly supporter of FamilyLife. https://www.familylife.com/legacy

For most of us, grandparents are fabulous! They are the adults who love us, but don't have to discipline us, and because they don't have to take us home, relish the chance to spoil us. Stepgrandparenting can be all that if everyone agrees that it can-and everyone wants it to happen. Listen in on this episode while Ron Deal talks with Gordon and Carrie Taylor about the unique aspects of grandparenting in blended families. Show Notes and Resources Learn more about Gordon and Carri Taylor's ministry Opportunities Unlimited.  http://www.cgtaylor.com/ Read about stepgrandparenting and how to bring the outsider in. https://smartstepfamilies.com/smart-help/learn/special-topics/stepgrandparenting-bringing-the-outsider-in Learn more about blended family resources. https://shop.familylife.com/Products.aspx?categoryid=171 Learn more about the Legacy Coalition. https://legacycoalition.com/ Learn more about the Summit on Stepfamily Ministry.  https://www.summitonstepfamilies.com/ Visit FamilyLife Blended® online for articles, videos, and resources for blended families. https://www.familylife.com/blended

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 Some grandparents are viewed as merely aloof caregivers who simply spoil their grandkids. But on todays Family Talk broadcast, the emphasis will be on the essential spiritual influence of godly grandmothers and grandfathers. Dr. Dobsons guest again for this discussion is Larry Fowler of the Legacy Coalition. Together, they provide practical ways that grandparents can share their Christian faith with their grandchildren, while Larry describes what his organization is doing to encourage and equip this growing demographic.

To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/707/29 What does it mean to be a godly grandparent in the 21st century? On this edition of Family Talk, Dr. James Dobson answers this important question with the help of Larry Fowler, founder of the Legacy Coalition. The two men reflect on their own patriarchal roles within their families and consider the moral waywardness of many young people today.

Grandparents are key in families, churches and communities. Larry Fowler, Founder of the Legacy Coalition and the Baileys share their excitement about an upcoming Grandparent Summit you can attend online.

Fleet commanders; Pando, Vily, Killah Bee, Hy Wanto discuss the recent events in Pure Blind and the end of Imperial Legacy. Vily sets a timeline of 2 weeks to withdraw Legacy Coalition from the Non-Invasion Pact with the Imperium. The Imperium declares war.

As we start the new year, the War of the Dead started off in October with a minor move from NC. and PanFam to Tenal now sees Legacy Coalition and The Initiative added to either side. We sit down with Bloc FC Pando from The Initiative to discuss what these means going forward.  Guests: Pandoralica (CEO of DEFCON. [The Initiative.]) and INIT. Bloc FC Hedliner (no show. Boooo!) TIS Crew: Carneros (Ancient Hittite Corporation [The Bastion]) Elise Randolph (Habitual Euthanasia [Pandemic Legion]) Matterall (TIS) War of the Dead Summary TEST has quickly become the main aggressor in the newest skirmish...

Seddow, Sky Marshal of Legacy Coalition, joins Artimus and Ron to give his perspective on the Southern War which is coming to its conclusion after a cascade of Legacy victories in Detorid. Other topics covered include cap brawls in Tenal, “the little Sotiyo the could” in Delve, and some in game news around the Skilling Spree and the recently released CSM14 Session One Minutes. Guests Seddow (Star Frontiers [Test Alliance Please Ignore]) ~Sky Marshal~ TIS Crew Artimus Albosa (NOIR.) RonUSMC (Dreddit [Test Alliance Please Ignore]) Southern War Update: what’s happened recently? Key strategic fights? Ranger Regiment Drama Is the war...

On this episode, a full panel of experienced guests join the regular crew of Artimus, Ron, and Silver to discuss the Cyno Changes and how they have affected capital warfare across the New Eden cluster. Later, we take another dive into the latest developments of the ongoing Southern War. Guests Adramelech Indra (Horde Vanguard. [Pandemic Horde]) Dawn Rhea (SUNDERING [Goonswarm Federation]) Johnny Trousersnake (Horde Vanguard. [Pandemic Horde]) Jon Hun (The Suicide Kings [Test Alliance Please Ignore]) TIS Crew Artimus Albosa (NOIR.) RonUSMC (Dreddit [Test Alliance Please Ignore]) Silver Suspiria (Mecha Enterprises Fleet [Federation Uprising])

Vily, a key leader of Legacy Coalition, joins the usual Talking in Stations crew to discuss recent some recent battles in the Southern War. Conversation later shifts towards the upcoming changes to Cynosural Field Generator mechanics and CCP Rise’s most recent interview with Talking in Stations. Guests: Vily (Spartan Vanguard [Test Alliance Please Ignore], CSM 14) TIS Crew: Artimus Albosa (A Blessed Bean [Pandemic Horde]) RonUSMC (Dreddit [Test Alliance Please Ignore]) Silver Suspiria (Mecha Enterprises Fleet [Federation Uprising])

Winter Coalition has been at war with Legacy Coalition for since their non-invasion pact expired. Go behind the scenes with Fleet commanders and diplomats from both sides. Also, more on the Drifter menace and the null-sec blackout. Fayral   The Kronos Ritual Rusrog   Avalanche. [Fraternity] Seddow   Star Frontiers [TEST] Samm Gengod   Black Crow Bandits [Fraternity] Maverick Jeffery   Imperium Libertas [VINDICTIVE]   Artimus Albosa   Pandemic Horde Inc. [Pandemic Horde] RonUSMC   Dreddit [Test Alliance Please Ignore] Silver Suspiria   Mecha Enterprises Fleet [Federation Uprising] Southern conflict Drifter invasion Local Blackout   Advertisement: We’d like to take...

Back by popular demand, attorney-CPA Joe Cordell and co-host Susan Arthur are rejoined by Larry Fowler, of Legacy Coalition, as they discuss the complications surrounding grandparenting during the holiday season. He talks about the joys and challenges that surround the logistical side of the holiday experience, as well as the pitfalls surrounding grandparents offering parenting […] The post Grandparenting During the Holiday Season [Episode 79] appeared first on Joseph E. Cordell.

What are we missing in our current American Christian expressions of family, community, and discipleship? Are our peer-led Bible studies reflecting real discipleship? Larry Fowler has authored many books and worked with AWANA International and youth ministry for over 35 years. But now he has started his own ministry -the Legacy Coalition- to encourage grandparents to take ownership in the discipleship process of their grandkids. The Legacy Coalition's mission is to equip grandparents to impact future generations who know, love and serve Christ. Grandparents are incredibly important to their grandchildren. Grandparents are uniquely positioned to spiritually influence their grandchildren. Grandparents have a Biblical mandate to do so.