Podcasts about sharol josephson

Who do you turn to when you're walking through pivotal life moments?In my latest podcast episode, I sit down with Sharol Josephson, a relationship coach, mentor, and trusted guide known for her deep wisdom and heart-centered approach. Sharol has spent years walking with people through pivotal life moments—from career crossroads to relationship struggles—and brings a wealth of insight into what it means to truly support others.With a passion for helping people thrive, she unpacks the power of mentorship, and the importance of emotional safety. Being “in the long game” of relationships matters more than ever. Learn the difference between helpful and harmful guidance, knowing if a mentor is the right fit, and why self-discovery and self-agency should always be the goal. Sharol shares practical questions to ask when looking for a good guide. We identify the red flags to watch for, and how to become the kind of person others feel safe with. Whether you're in one of those pivotal life moments, seeking support, or offering it, this conversation is for you. It will leave you feeling encouraged, equipped, and reminded that you don't have to do life alone. Join us as we wrap up this last episode on Good Guides.Find Sharol on LinkedinI mentioned my book Grace Space in this episode. It is a great resource for learning how to build trust and safety in relationships. You can get Grace Space on Amazon.For more guidance, pick up my book The Life You're Made For and the Coaching Companion on Amazon today!Cheering you on!Step into The Life You're Made For, I'm cheering you on!heatherpenny.com@heatherpennyphdMusic by Jason SquiresProduction by Cody Vermillion

Healthy and thriving marriages filled with love are cultivated over longer periods. Just like with grapes grown to make wine, it can take years of purposeful attention to the proverbial soil quality of this covenantal relationship. Sometimes there can be little rocks under the surface that end up choking the life and love out of marriages. Little things left unchecked can become big problems. So, how do we identify these rocks and get them out of the soil of our marriages so that the fruit of this relationship can be intoxicatingly healthy? This is exactly what we are going to discuss in today's episode with Neil & Sharol Josephson from FamilyLife.Before stepping into the call to work with FamilyLife, Neil worked as a Bible school president and Sharol as a TV broadcaster. Together they also worked as marriage pastors at a large church in Southern California. In addition, they have served as the directors of FamilyLife Canada and have recently stepped into a role as the directors of FamilyLife International. Neil and Sharol have been married for over 40 years and have a great depth of understanding and wisdom in what it takes to have a thriving marriage. This was a great conversation and we know it will impact your life.Checkout FamilyLife GlobalStart Your Journey With Our New “In God's Image” Resource

If you were to rate the health of your marriage or family today, how would you score? 10/10, living in bliss? 5/10, with some challenges and struggles? Lower?  Marriages and families go through different seasons, but the good news is that you don't have to go through them alone. There are supports to help you and your family: counsellors, pastors, churches, and ministry organizations who are there to come alongside you wherever you find yourself on the journey.  One of those organizations is FamilyLife Canada, a ministry of Power to Change, which exists to bring help and hope to every marriage and family. They believe:  The family is the foundation of every community.  A healthy marriage is the cornerstone of a strong family.  The ultimate and lasting strength of every marriage and family is found in a relationship with Jesus Christ.  This month, we are excited to have Neil and Sharol Josephson of FamilyLife Canada with us. Previously a Bible College President and a TV news anchor, Neil and Sharol have devoted this season of life to marriage and family ministry—first at a large church in California and now with FamilyLife Canada. Neil and Sharol have been married for 41 years. They love Jesus, each other and their family, especially their four remarkable grandchildren! Join us for this helpful and powerful conversation, where we talk about strengthening marriage, supporting singleness, building relationships and families that thrive, and how men can be strong and steadfast blessings to their loved ones.   Website: https://impactus.org/ Check Our Resources for Men: https://impactus.org/resources/ ---------------------------------------------- Follow us on Social Media:  Facebook.com Instagram Linkedin.com Twitter.com This Is Me TV

This week on the show we have a very dear longtime friend of mine, Sharol Josephson. I hope you don't miss this conversation. Sharol and I talk about what it looks like to define your own success through finding your clarity, confidence, and courage. And how it is up to you what that looks like! But it also requires being authentic and real with failures, challenges and struggles.Sharol is a former TV News Anchor in Canada who decided to make a change for the sake of her family. She went on with her husband to become the director of Family Life Canada, bringing help and hope to marriages and families.Connect with Sharol: Website:  familylifecanada.com/Podcast:  www.familylifecanada.com/liveInstagram: www.instagram.com/familylifecanadaFacebook: www.facebook.com/familylifecanada

Neil & Sharol Josephson, directors of Family Life Canada, share how the thoughts you have about your spouse impacts your marriage and how our minds can become a battleground. Our “kitchen couples” provide further thoughts on the topic from their own personal experience. 

Family Life Canada directors, Neil and Sharol Josephson, help spouses understand and appreciate our differences. They say that every couple is incompatible in some ways… but successful couples have learned to be “happily incompatible.” And the A Better Us “kitchen couples” bring their own perspectives on this interesting topic.

You may not have the perfect marriage, but the journey you've been on together as a couple could help someone else not make the same mistakes you've made.Marriage Mentoring is an initiative by FamilyLife to equip couples who are a season ahead in marriage to come alongside a younger married couple and facilitate some of the conversations that lead to growth. These conversations can be scary to have for a couple because of their differing backgrounds, but when they know that they're not alone it gives them the courage to lean in and ultimately flourish in their relationship.Neil and Sharol Josephson are the directors of FamilyLife Canada and the champions of our Marriage Mentoring initiative. In today's episode, we interview them to learn more about what marriage mentoring is and what it's not in an attempt to also answer some of the questions you may have if you're wondering: "Is Marriage Mentoring for me?"Enjoy this episode and for more information go to familylife.nz/marriage-mentoring/

Do differences in your marriage ever make you feel disconnected? Blended family couples have so many things related to step-ness that they need to manage, the last thing you need is to be irritated with one another about differences-or drift away from each other. In this episode, Neil and Sharol Josephson speak with Ron Deal and offer valuable tips on managing and overcoming a drift in marriage. Show Notes and Resources Learn more about Neil and Sharol and FamilyLife Canada. https://www.familylifecanada.com/ Read Neil's Article - Differences & Drift: Wisdom for the Challenges Every Marriage Faces. https://www.familylifecanada.com/marriage/differences-drift/ Learn more about The Smart Stepfamily Marriage book. https://shop.familylife.com/p-4114-the-smart-stepfamily-marriage.aspx Get the all new FamilyLife App! https://www.familylife.com/app/ Join the FamilyLife Blended Christmas Match and help expand stepfamily ministry! https://donate.familylife.com/blended/?cru_source=D000BLENDG&cru_medium=DesktopHeaderNav&cru_campaign=Blended Donate to FamilyLife Blended by phone 1-800-358-6329.

8 days into her marriage, Rosie Makinney told her husband, "You can have me or you can have pornography, but you can't have both." Rosie and host Sharol Josephson discuss the facts, faith and steps it takes for marriages to finally be free from pornography.

Sometimes being compassionate means walking away. Leading marriage educator, Gary Thomas, joins Neil and Sharol Josephson to discuss when it's wise to walk away from toxic people. Whether a spouse, adult child, in-law, or someone at your church, he unpacks how to know if a person is actually toxic (or just plain difficult), and when to distance yourself to protect your spiritual and mental health.

Neil and Sharol Josephson share their journey and lead by example as they show us what it looks like to trust God with your career, how to be a good steward of whatever God has given you, and working together as a team.

How can we nurture care and understanding in our children for those who struggle to have basic needs met? Sharol Josephson joins Allison Alley, President and CEO of Compassion Canada, to discuss how you, as a family, might cultivate a heart for those living in poverty.

Released from past hurt of her own, Dr. Barbara Wilson combines neuroscience and Scripture to explain what sexual bonding is and how to move freely into your future. Listen as she and Sharol Josephson discuss how God designed our brains to heal. For more resources visit barbarawilson.org

Ellen Graf-Martin, Graf- Martin Marketing & Melinda Estabrooks, host and founder of See Hear Love, Sharol Josephson, Family Life Canada share what it's like being a leader in the current global pandemic and how family, work and team are impacted by their leadership. Family Life Canada - https://www.familylifecanada.com/ Family Life Canada podcast - https://www.familylifecanada.com/live See Hear Love - https://seehearlove.com/ See Hear Love podcast - https://seehearlove.com/tag/podcast/ Ellen Graf-Martin - https://www.grafmartin.com/ Change Maker's podcast - https://www.grafmartin.com/podcast/ Ruthless Elimination of Hurry - John Mark Comer - https://johnmarkcomer.com/ Carey Nieuwhof - https://careynieuwhof.com/ Praying Women- Sheila Walsh - https://sheilawalsh.com/pray/ Vision Driven Leader- Michael Hyatt - https://visiondrivenleader.com/

For much of the year, David and Lindsay Balfour live on opposite ends of North America. They join Neil and Sharol Josephson to discuss the unique challenges of trying to maintain a health long distance marriage.

How can a couple create a foundation that withstands crisis? Hosts Neil and Sharol Josephson and guests Ron and Ann Mainse discuss their cancer stories and how they made it through as couples, growing closer and stronger than ever.

Amidst what has become a season of unprecedented stress and uncertainty for many, Sharol Josephson and author Shaunti Feldhahn discuss the hope that is carrying and even surprising many couples. You'll be inspired to see the opportunities for transformation in your family, marriage and spiritual journey.

Few things come as natural and unnatural at the same time as relationship. It's natural because we are all in it in one way or another. It's unnatural because relationships take work to do well. Whether you are already married or considering getting hitched someday, you will want to tune in to this week's edition of the AC Podcast. In celebration of the Valentine's Day, Andy paid a visit to his friends, Neil and Sharol, to ask them some questions about dating and marriage.

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This week, we kicked off our Lonely series with Guest Preachers Neil and Sharol Josephson. Lonely is all about loneliness and mental health and Neil and Sharol kicked us off by speaking on the topics of intimacy and sex. They challenged us with what it looks like to be intimate with God and others and equipped us with some tools to help grow that intimacy.

Ps Neil and Sharol Josephson from Family Life Canada share their thoughts on Relationships

Directors of Family Life Canada, Neil and Sharol Josephson share on how family history influences one's marriage and how to appropriately handle it. Every married couple brings family baggage into the relationship. That’s inevitable but it doesn’t make having a great marriage impossible. This workshop will help you get honest about your baggage and more importantly will guide you on what to do about it starting right now. If you want to hear more, register for this year's conference at p2cplus.com

FamilyLife Canada National Directors Neil and Sharol Josephson answer three questions regarding marriage: Why, Who, and When. These are the three big questions to be answered before getting married. In fact, when we don’t purposefully answer these questions we are building a relationship on shifting sand. This workshop will provide a clear framework to help you answer these questions wisely and build a marriage to last. If you want to hear more, register for this year's conference at p2cplus.com

It seems more and more couples are waiting to get married these days. But how come? Davina JaPaul asks the experts on this week's 'Snapshot' and Neil and Sharol Josephson of FamilyLife Canada have some great insight and some advice you might not expect.

An interview on marriage and relationships with the directors of Family Life Canada, Neil and Sharol JosephsonCelebration of Marriage: The covenant of marriage is like no other. God had a holy relationship and purpose in mind. Discover the covenant and intimacy of marriage along with the very practical building blocks of marriage. Dr. Neufeld teaches from the Word and hosts three biblically insightful interviews with special guests regarding preparing, fortifying and redeeming marriages today. A one-week series.

Davina Japaul talks to Neil & Sharol Josephson from FamilyLife Canada about their upcoming Weekend Getaway marriage conference in Niagara Falls! Davina asks what couples can expect from this fun and powerful weekend, what Neil and Sharol think the biggest challenges are for your marriage today, and much more! Get Connected: Online: www.familylifecanada.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/familylifecanada Twitter: www.twitter.com/familylifecan Instagram: www.instagram.com/familylifecanada Online: www.joyradio.ca Facebook: www.facebook.com/myJOYRadio Twitter: www.twitter.com/myJOYRadio Instagram: www.instagram.com/myJOYRadio

Neil & Sharol Josephson, Directors of Family Life Canada, share from the Parable of the Sower and how it can apply to our relationships and marriages. Together for Good Neil & Sharol Josephson October 16, 2016 Matthew 13:1-9 (NIV) 1 That same day Jesus went out of the house and sat by the lake. 2 Such large crowds gathered around him that he got into a boat and sat in it, while all the people stood on the shore. 3 Then he told them many things in parables, saying: “A farmer went out to sow his seed. 4 As he was scattering the seed, some fell along the path, and the birds came and ate it up. 5 Some fell on rocky places, where it did not have much soil. It sprang up quickly, because the soil was shallow. 6 But when the sun came up, the plants were scorched, and they withered because they had no root. 7 Other seed fell among thorns, which grew up and choked the plants. 8 Still other seed fell on good soil, where it produced a crop—a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown. 9 Whoever has ears, let them hear.” Matthew 13:18-23 (NIV) 18 “Listen then to what the parable of the sower means: 19 When anyone hears the message about the kingdom and does not understand it, the evil one comes and snatches away what was sown in their heart. This is the seed sown along the path. 20 The seed falling on rocky ground refers to someone who hears the word and at once receives it with joy. 21 But since they have no root, they last only a short time. When trouble or persecution comes because of the word, they quickly fall away. 22 The seed falling among the thorns refers to someone who hears the word, but the worries of this life and the deceitfulness of wealth choke the word, making it unfruitful. 23 But the seed falling on good soil refers to someone who hears the word and understands it. This is the one who produces a crop, yielding a hundred, sixty or thirty times what was sown.”