Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Challies

Segment 1: • Tim Challies shares hand-picked book reviews on Fortis+ to save you time. • Kevin DeYoung's Daily Doctrine challenges men to step up as spiritual leaders. • Some books aren't easy reads—but they're theologically rich and worth the work. Segment 2: • Tim Challies reviews key books on deconstruction to equip you for tough conversations. • The Deconstruction of Christianity and Walking Through Deconstruction both offer biblical help for those wrestling with doubt. • Learn how to walk with friends or family who are questioning their faith. Segment 3: • Revelation 2 warns believers: knowledge without love leads to spiritual coldness. • Many Christians obsess over spotting false teachers but lose their first love for Christ. • Are you so focused on theology that you've lost the joy and awe of your salvation? Segment 4: • Even good learning can dull your zeal if it's not rooted in love for Christ. • Faithful preaching should stir your affections, not just fill your notebook. • Use knowledge to deepen worship, not just sharpen arguments. ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

Hey Friend, Welcome to the Start That Business podcast, where we help Jesus-led career moms turn their expertise into their first coaching or consulting business without quitting their 9 to 5 yet. Are you feeling pulled in every direction while being the mom, wife, and ministry leader God called you to be? You're not alone, mama. In this episode of our Business Book Review series, we're diving into Do More Better by Tim Challies—a game-changing perspective on productivity that's rooted in stewardship, not hustle culture. If you're tired of feeling "behind" and ready to discover how biblical productivity can bring peace to your packed schedule, this episode is for you. We'll explore how to reframe productivity as faithful stewardship, build systems that serve your calling (instead of overwhelming you), and create a grace-filled weekly workflow that honors both your business dreams and your family priorities. What You'll Learn: Why productivity isn't about doing more—it's about stewarding what God has given you How to build simple systems that support your calling without adding stress A practical framework for creating your grace-filled weekly workflow Why God moves through order, not chaos (and how that changes everything) If you're juggling your career, business idea, family life, and ministry—and you're ready to stop feeling guilty about wanting to do it all well—this episode will help you steward your calling with confidence. Ready to dive in? Press play to listen now. I pray this episode helps you take action! .

This episode of 15:14 is the final episode in our series highlighting speakers for the 2025 BCC Global Summit. Tim Challies is a well-known author, speaker, blogger, and pastor. Tim was scheduled to speak at the 2020 Global Summit before we had to put the conference on hold due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Although this episode was recorded prior to that decision, the content of the interview is still encouraging and helpful. We pray that you will be blessed by it and inspired to join us for the 2025 Global Summit.   FROM OUR SPONSOR:  To learn more about an undergraduate degree in biblical counseling, go to BoyceCollege.com/1514. For more information on the Biblical Counseling and Master of Divinity degree in 60 months go to BoyceCollege.com/five.   ONE WORD ONE WORLD CONFERENCE 2025: To learn more and register for the One Word One World Conference presented by the Biblical Counseling Coalition go to: bccglobalsummit.org. Support 15:14 – A Podcast of the Biblical Counseling Coalition today at biblicalcounselingcoalition.org/donate.

In this episode, the fellas discuss an article from Tim Challies and what makes a church distinctly Christian.

Segment 1 • Expository preaching is drifting toward dry, academic lectures instead of soul-stirring truth. • Modern sermons often explain grammar and context but fail to spotlight Jesus. • The goal isn't just to educate minds but to ignite hearts with the beauty of Christ. Segment 2 • Too many pulpits aim for precision but miss power—biblical preaching should pierce the heart. • Reformers preached experientially, not mechanically—90% application, 10% exegesis. • Every sermon must ask: “Does this help me love Christ more?” Segment 3 • In 1805, missionaries signed the Serampore Agreement—still reshaping missions today. • Carey called us to treasure lost souls and learn their world to reach their hearts. • If we don't understand Gen Z's language and idols, we'll fail to evangelize them. Segment 4 • Tim Challies reviews John Mark Comer's latest book—filled with mystical practices and a deficient gospel. • Comer trades “Jesus crucified” for “live like Jesus”—but behavior can't save. • When mindfulness replaces repentance, the church loses the real gospel. – Preorder the new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, by Fortis Institute Fellow Dr. Greg Gifford now! https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/liesmytherapisttoldme – Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

Never underestimate your influence, Mom!  Tim Challies shares precious stories of godly mothers, many of whom lived at the margins of society or struggled with weakness. These simple Christian mothers shaped the men who changed the world, and so can you!   Come meet these women and learn their secrets to raising children who honor and glorify God. Today's Resource: Devoted: Great Men and Their Godly Moms Equipped with Chris Brooks is made possible through your support.  To donate now, click here. This month's featured resource: Pilgrim's Progress in Today's English

In this episode, the fellas discuss some bitd sof wisdom from blogger, Tim Challies.

Segment 1: • Dr. Greg Gifford, usually calm, is fired up about the mental health complex. • His new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, challenges common mental health diagnoses. • Secular therapy labels millions of kids, but the system is failing to understand real issues. Segment 2: • Dr. Gifford calls out the DSM5, comparing it to a deceptive, even satanic, guide. • Masking symptoms doesn't solve the underlying problems. • Secular therapy pushes a flawed ideology that distorts true mental health issues. Segment 3: • The Pope's death raises critical questions about his authority and the papal system. • Upcoming webinar with Tim Challies on the problem of the papacy. • The Vatican's process of electing the new pope is deeply flawed and a sham. Segment 4: • Max Lucado gets a tattoo, sparking a conversation about culture, ministry, and personal choices. • Tattoos have become a generational trend, but why are people getting them? • A quiet revival may be happening in the UK, as church attendance rises despite cultural changes. – Preorder the new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, by Fortis Institute Fellow Dr. Greg Gifford now! https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/liesmytherapisttoldme – Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

I respond to reader questions about false teachers in Christianity, discussing their potential for salvation and the characteristics that distinguish them. While acknowledging that God can save anyone, I discuss that true false teachers are typically hardened in heart and unlikely to repent. Discernment through scripture is emphasized for identifying false teachings.Further ResourcesPortrait of False Teachers part 1, MacArthur sermonLessons I've learned from False Teachers, Tim Challies, essayHow to Identify False Teachers if you Don't Know the Truth, For the Gospel, Costi Hinn essayFalse teachers, Just Thinking PodcastDecoding False Teachers: Types of Wolves in Christianity- Reader Questions & Answers part 1 The End Time

Segment 1: • Fast that lasts forever? Todd discusses the issue of modern-day gossip and judgment on social media. • Christian gossip and judgment: Steve Lawson's fall, apology, and how social media handles issues. • Living without gossip: Should we fast from internet talebearing and refrain from passing judgment? Segment 2: • Personal experiences with chronic pain: Tim Challies' insights on deep grief and long-term pain. • Greg Gifford's book: The launch of “Lies My Therapist Told Me” is discussed and ready for pre-order. • Addiction's roots: Todd emphasizes how your brain doesn't make you call your drug dealer. Segment 3: • Illustrations and clarity: Todd reflects on John Mark Comer's new book “Practicing the Way.” • Danger of overregulation: Avoid turning personal preferences into laws and make sure our core focus stays on the gospel. • Free will and sin: Discussing the tension between free will, sin, and God's role in human suffering. Segment 4: • Women and sterilization: Discusses the alarming trend of young women choosing sterilization after political influences. • Politicians' impact on young minds: How fear and confusion about future generations are affecting decisions on family planning. • Letter to an unborn child: A letter from a terrified woman who regrets the choices made regarding family. ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

Segment 1: • Dr. John MacArthur may not have attended the Shepherd's Conference, but his legacy and commitment to serving the Lord remain paramount. • Are you sprinting toward eternity with the same intensity as Dr. MacArthur? It's about doing all things with purpose, regardless of whether they seem "religious." • Time is running out—how will you finish the race? Living for Christ in everything we do matters for eternity. Segment 2: • Tim Challies' webinar on comforting those who mourn is coming up this Thursday. Don't miss this crucial opportunity to learn about biblical grief. • Exciting events ahead: Jason Lisle's upcoming event and a 30% off coupon for G3! Plus, get your hands on Greg Gifford's new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me. • ADHD in kids—what if it's more about personality than a disorder? Dive into this crucial conversation. Segment 3: • The narrative blaming Christians for the high suicide rates in the transgender community is misguided. The truth: rates of depression and suicide are significantly higher among those who undergo gender surgeries. • The numbers speak for themselves—gender transition surgery doesn't solve underlying issues; it exacerbates them. • UK's “first man” pregnant naturally—how much longer will society deny reality? We're blurring the lines on truth. Segment 4: • America is back—but at what cost? Melania Trump announces the return of the White House Easter Egg Roll; what does this mean for cultural values today? • Evangelical churches on Easter: Could there be a divine groan over how we're celebrating and engaging with the world's distractions? • College students are speaking out—are we truly listening to their struggles, or just focusing on the wrong things? ___ Preorder the new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, by Fortis Institute Fellow Dr. Greg Gifford now! https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/liesmytherapisttoldme ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

Segment 1: • The President's speech to Congress was more theater than substance. • What does it mean for a country to be great? It's about more than economics. • Biblical imprecatory psalms give permission to pray against evil deeds, similar to Jesus' rebukes of the Pharisees. Segment 2: • Todd, under the weather, provides updates on upcoming events like Dr. Jason Lisle's talk and Tim Challies' webinar. • Interesting article reveals the share of U.S. Christians is stabilizing after years of decline • Methodist denomination, once dominant, now sees waning influence. People are craving more depth in faith. Segment 3: • John Crotts' podcast is in the top 5% worldwide, with listeners tuning into the “Integrated” show. • The need to integrate truth and life is critical—especially in light of movements like John Mark Comer's. • Preaching love has become overcorrected—balance is key in teaching true Christianity. Segment 4: • Thousands of churches are using Jon Mark Comer's teachings, but are they truly biblical? • Comer's system can't heal wounds; it stops performing when people need it most. • The idea that God can change His mind at any moment is a misleading and dangerous theological stance. ___ Preorder the new book, Lies My Therapist Told Me, by Fortis Institute Fellow Dr. Greg Gifford now! https://www.harpercollins.com/pages/liesmytherapisttoldme  ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

This week on Preaching and Preachers, Tim Challies joins me to discuss his recent book Seasons of Sorrow and how we can serve those in the midst of sorrow as Christian ministers. The post Seasons of Sorrow appeared first on Preaching and Preachers Institute.

Tim Challies - You Have Not Passed This Way Before - Joshua 3 | Sunday February 23 2025 by Royal York Baptist Church

Blogging may seem like a standard practice of the digital age, but for Tim Challies it has been a decades-long journey of faithfulness, reflection, and service to the church. From the early days of live blogging conferences to writing devotionals and theological insights, Tim has carved out a space where deep thought meets everyday Christian living. But beyond just words on a screen, blogging became a means of processing life's greatest joys and deepest sorrows. How has this discipline of writing shaped his faith, family life, and pastoral ministry?Jonathan and Laurie sit down with Tim to discuss the evolution of Christian blogging, the role of books in shaping spiritual growth, and his latest work Pilgrim Prayers. They explore the importance of slowing down to engage deeply with Scripture, the challenges of stewarding gifts for God's glory, and the impact of thoughtful words in a world of distractions.If you enjoyed this episode be sure to leave us a review on wherever you listen!  Also remember to share with friends and family; both of those actions will help us spread the word about the show.To purchase Pilgrim Prayers at a deep discount, please visit either our US, UK or CA based sites and use the code "TIMPODCAST" at the checkout.

Segment 1: • The Quaker Controversy: Quakers consider housing illegal immigrants a core religious duty. • Biblical Perspective: Does Scripture support churches acting as sanctuaries for those breaking immigration laws? • Scripture Interprets Scripture: What's the right way to approach justice, compassion, and the law? Segment 2: • Fortis Podcast & Webinar Updates: Big things coming—don't miss Libby Glosson's new series! • Suing the Government: Quakers take legal action against the Trump administration over their right to shelter illegal immigrants. • Three Parables: A recap of an impactful sermon covering biblical truth. Segment 3: • Todd's Prediction: JD Vance won't stay Roman Catholic—his views are already clashing with the Church. • Corrupting Conversation: Why is coarse language so prevalent in politics and media? • Movie Review: Conclave presents a distorted view of Christian doctrine—how does it hold up to biblical truth? Segment 4: • Chris Cuomo & Trey Gowdy: What's behind Cuomo's personality shift, and why is Gowdy making waves? • Tim Challies' Insight: True comfort isn't found in circumstances—it's found in trusting that God is always working for our good. • The Laken Riley Bill: A mother speaks before it's signed into law, but where does our ultimate comfort come from? Jesus. ___ Thanks for listening! Wretched Radio would not be possible without the financial support of our Gospel Partners. If you would like to support Wretched Radio we would be extremely grateful. VISIT https://fortisinstitute.org/donate/ If you are already a Gospel Partner we couldn't be more thankful for you if we tried!

  By Mary Lindow    I'm going to make a few statements about this podcast before I begin. I hope I am not required by Lord to make many podcasts like this one, but I will obey him if he does ask me to do so!  To even things out a little bit, my next few podcasts are going to be sharing about some magnificent and overwhelming experiences that I have had in meeting First Native Chiefs throughout the United States and Canada. All of these events were orchestrated by the Lord in order for us to meet. The things that I learned from these godly individuals who love Jesus, but understand the strongholds in our cities, our nations and upon our lands, has been absolutely Life-changing. I hope to share at least two podcasts telling you these stories and experiences that glorify Jesus, and show the power of his supernatural ability to get us to the places we need to go without ever having to push our way in or manipulate anything.   Now let's begin today's crucial podcast. We are in a time when many people are seeing much evil take place, not only in our nation, not only in large and small corporations, but in church organizations and organizations that claim to bear the name of Christ on their letterheads.   One of the greatest deceptions taking place is that people are being told to NOT “discuss”/not to tell the truth about the abuses that are taking place in some of these organizations. With the multitude of public exposures that is taking place right now all over social media regarding unconscionable and difficult happenings, I have been agonizingly yet strongly prompted by the Holy Spirit, to share my thoughts and the experiences that I have had in walking other people out of dark places, because of the harm done to them in some of these institutions.   I do this with a heavy heart, and yet I must take courage and be obedient in order to be an “Advocate of Hope” for those who feel that they cannot speak out for fear of being threatened or ridiculed, letting them know that there are others who will champion and stand with  them by calling “wolfish abuse” what it is, instead of sweeping it under any kind of Church Carpet, Corporate Carpet, or Institutional Carpet.   I am by far, not the perfect believer by any means! I've had some wonderful mentors and training from others in ministry as well as in the counseling arena who have been strong and good people of discernment. When something inside of you is alerted or feels really uncomfortable, or even just the thought of, “there's something not right about that” pops in, that's a built-in radar God gives us. Now, if someone's judging someone because they don't like that they're loud, or seem to be "too meek, obese, skinny, or speak a truth that they aren't comfortable with or don't have wisdom about", then that's where all the speculating and suspicion move in.   Being set free from critical behavior and suspicion takes a willingness to admit that we don't trust anybody, or, that we think we have an exclusive lead on how God speaks all the time.   I certainly need the accountability friends in my life who speak truth to me firmly and regularly!   The soul loves to put itself in its own place of authority and override discernment, humility,and often the need to prove that our opinion matters. Honestly, keeping a heart pure and clean before the Lord every day, (and that's truly not just an easy thing), but pursuing him with the right heart, keeps that place where we hear from him very sharpened and aware! Studying his word, digging into what it really means, provides a depth and place of resource to go to, to check whether our heart is in accordance with his word or if we're making up our own ideas about things. It's so easy to let other people think or speak for us, or their opinions, being strong, driving a message to us that says we should probably do what they say. This is where we get into trouble!   We are supposed to question or “test” things and not just take everything hook, line, and sinker!   In 1 Thessalonians 5:19-22 it tells us, “Do not quench the Spirit.  Do not despise prophecies, BUT, test everything; hold fast to what is good. Abstain from every form of evil.”   Friends! Evil can be deceptive and cunning! The word of God has an omnipotent power that cuts through all of the fog of self-deception and definitely pontificating! Many people quote the scripture and use it to their benefit when they want to self promote or appear to be somewhat spiritual. This is where discernment has to come in!!!   If something feels wrong, if something is spiritually off key, is not in alignment with what Jesus said or what the scriptures speak, then discernment has to come in to play.   The road gets narrower as you walk your Christian journey with Jesus, and you absolutely will be called many names because of the stance of wanting to be more like him, and more detached from the volumes of worldly knowledge. Wisdom isn't easily gained!  But, it's so worth it when you get a little nugget that lasts for eternity.   Suspicion vs. Discernment. I've seen this destroy and have been painfully more than a few times, a recipient of ugly and ruthless “suspicious” judgments. Suspicion destroys relationships. It destroys lives. It listens to hearsay rather than God's inward warnings. Suspicion can feed a self satisfaction (which is actually pride) when our choices to put others in a lesser and suspicious light, even sabotaging them, justifies our own agendas.   When we are constantly suspicious of the motives of others, we drive people away that could be a great blessings to us. (They may even walk with a bit of a limp due to the battles and hard fought victories they've fought throughout their lives.) Check your life today. Are you discerning, or merely suspicious? The problem is, sometimes we label suspicion with the pious name of “discernment” and think we're being super spiritual. It's so important to learn the difference between discernment and suspicion!     The difference is quite simple. Discernment comes from God and will recognize evil for what it is. Suspicion come from or soul and will imagine evil when there is none. If you see genuine compassion, kindness, mercy, accountability, humility and a forgiving nature in someone, you are seeing a surrendered soul.     Not many want to talk about how hard spiritual growth and dying to ourselves, our opinions our interpretations is. It's not a one time thing, it's every day. It's remaining quiet when we want to speak. It's trusting God's timing when we would, rather control. It's doing it God's way when it doesn't make sense to us. It's quietly walking away from what might “appear to be a lucrative or more publicly promoting opportunity” when you know there are political or spiritually abusive environments involved.   We don't get a lot of accolades or crowns here on earth for that kind of brave but necessary decision. But in heaven, when we do behold the face of the one who literally bled out for us, and he says, “Well done, so well done my good and faithful servant! Enter into my rest!” Oh my goodness, how absolutely all of the hardship and persecution will melt away in that moment, and the joy that is unspeakable and has yet to be fully understood, will be complete in our lives.   It is necessary in life to learn from those who have more wisdom and experience, because they can help us see things that we don't notice.   Even though modern culture tells us that we should “live our own truth and do whatever we think is best”, it's this type of thinking that leads us into trouble. This is why Scripture tells us not to be wise in our own eyes.   True wisdom comes from fearing God. This means we should have a high regard for God's Word and His instructions to us. He knows all things, including, what is best for us. We can also gain wisdom from other people. When we can learn from the mistakes and experiences of others, we're better equipped to not make the same mistakes. However, if you think you're the only one who knows best, you are bound to repeat the same errors.   There's a huge amount of exposure taking place in pulpits, Ministry organizations, Christian Media Corporations, Governments, Christian Universities and Bible Schools... ...Right now.   Of course, we all know the Lord is doing a lot of the exposing and dealing with painful and shocking events that have or, are currently occurring, or are being investigated.   Why is he doing this? Because he will not allow these kinds of charades, criminal acts or hiding of sexual misconductsto NOT be caught. Sadly many individuals who are sitting in church pulpits or are serving in ministry environments such as youth ministries, children's church, Young adult groups and more, are often made uncomfortable by things they see taking place with some of the staff members. The big question now is do you dare say anything?   If you see a male individual in a place of authority as a teacher, a pastor, any kind of youth worker anywhere, being over familiar with females, and by that I mean, resting their hand on their back too often with letting it linger, standing too closely to them in their personal space, spending time alone with them in their office etc. with doors shut and no visible way to see anything taking place. These are red flags! A little bit of investigating and watching and taking notes is appropriate. Always document things that you see that make you feel there is something wrong going on and always date it. But be honest, not suspicious and don't exaggerate or embellish. If necessary, take pictures. These are now used as evidence in court cases.   Another example! If you would happen to know that there was a youth minister who sexually approached or interfered with a child or a young adult, and it was hidden and “dealt with” in an internal investigation among elders or leaders of a church or youth organization, club or scouting group, but was never reported, and this individual was then packed up and sent off to another state to minister or workelsewhere, they have basically turned this person into a repeat offender. These things must be reported to the police!   Here's the hard thing. We sure hope that we could go to people like elders or other leaders in the church if we see something taking place and know that deception is involvedand that others are covering it up. If there has ever been a question that you have seen or a child has reported to you, that a young adult has reported to you or a teenager has reported to you that something inappropriate, whether it was conversation, whether it was physical touch, whether it was a threat that took place, you must go to the police.   Taking it to the pastor or taking it to the leadership "feels" like a good idea. But when there's a wolf in the crowd, when there are wolves in leadership positions, we don't take time to try to defend ourselves against wolves or predators.    If you know, for a fact that these things have taken place, you must document and you must protect the children. You must protect the young developing adults. And, you must protect the future generations that would be affected if this perpetrator is permitted to be allowed to continue to remain in any organization, and not have appropriate legal consequences take place.   There are many who are holding positions in churches that are hiding inappropriate events of their own, within their own staff, or within their own organization, who value their building, their notoriety and their income, more than they value protecting the sheep or telling the truth.   Some people do not believe this is true! They think that surely the Holy Spirit would be exposing these things if they were really happening! Well, my friends, the Holy Spirit uses practical human beings who are aware and have cultivated discernment and see that there is something very wrong and very out of order going on, and these human beings must be bold, courageous, and speak out like the prophet Nathan spoke to King David when he was having a long-term affair with Bathsheba and murdered his own military leader in order to cover his own manipulative and adulterous behavior. There were terrible, painful consequences that took place because of what David did. Yet God in his mercy when David repented, restored David's relationship back to himself. But if forever changed David, and there were things that he was no longer permitted to partake in because of his wickedness. But God did not shun him. God corrected him.   Here are a few basic recommendations I'd like to share as a Pastoral counselor (and as a minister myself), with those who are in some form of ministry. It's not wise for men to counsel Women alone, but if necessary they must have a glass window where another safe office or staff member can see into the room. I have seen too many people get enmeshed emotionally with intimate counseling and I have historical documents that sadly indicate where several ministers who fantasized or planned or, actually have run off with people they were counseling for marriage difficulties! They have devastated marriages, families and churches because they crossed a line and blew clear past healthy boundaries, and safety protocols for counseling.   I also strongly recommend that men are not often alone in an office setting or ministry facility with women, especially if single, because they're vulnerable women, because the table can turn two ways. The woman can become needy or manipulative and play on the affections or the emotions of a tender, kind hearted man, and then turn around and accuse them of some kind of inappropriate actions. Men in buildings alone with women who are married and it's late at night with a woman who is beautiful and lovely, or even sweet and precious, can create a sense of desire in a man whois tired of the grind of life, maybe hard work, might be having some strain at home, and in a few moments of weakness, begins to pursue an emotional affair, talking too openly, sharing too openly, and it can quickly lead to other kinds of affection, emotional bonding and inappropriate touching.   I know some of this sounds pretty heavy, and we as believers just don't want to have to hear about the horrible, dark things that could possibly take place! We so want to believe the best in everyone and we want to be merciful and forgiving! But, with the recent rash and exposure of well-known names, seemingly appearing holy and virtuous, many well protected individuals are now being exposed in multiple areas and in multiple environments, for hiding harm done to children, harm done to staff, and then using spiritual gifts or “spiritual pedigrees” to justify that they were just “tired or weak in the moment” and that they thought they'd handle it in house privately!   Well, to speak bluntly and boldly, this fakery and denial is just all hogwash when the gaslighting and lying starts!     We have to call it what it is! It's called spiritual abuse (SA) or clergy sexual abuse. (CSA) .   Returning to my original introduction regarding the need for discernment versus suspicion, we have to be very wise and make sure that our hearts are right as we begin to walk out these very difficult times of exposure as well as needing to be vocal.   There are victims among us who have not said anything for years about the things that took place in back rooms or offices or church buildings, camps or cars. For some reason, people run to suspicion and say, “Why are you now just beginning to talk about this? Why did you wait so long? What do you want out of this?”     In legal terms when someone speaks out immediately about sexual abuse or harm done,the term is called “Outcry”. They “cry out”, they “tell”.   When someone takes awhile to be able to process abuse, especially children (male, and female!) or young vulnerable teenagers or women who have been abused in the past, and have been threatened to remain silent or paid off to be quiet, and are easily preyed upon by those who are able to spot vulnerability, it takes them longer, and healthy unpacking and dialog frees them to tell. This must be tenderly and wisely handled with a skilled CHRISTIAN trauma counselor who works in these areas of sexual, church or cult abuse, or child abuse.   The term for this, when someone takes so long or doesn't remember everything that happened (because they've been threatened and they have shut it out), this is called “Delayed Outcry.”   With the proper counseling and the proper police reporting involved, then there becomes an investigation or a forensic investigation that listens to and  reviews documents, the stories or events, does the investigating, looks at any kind of proof which could be documents, notes, texts, emails, pictures, clothing, the location or rooms these things happened in. Then, they begin to question and cross examine those who are being accused.   Yes! There have been people who have lied and set others up for something they never did. Or, they lured people into getting them to be involved in nefarious behaviors, use of drugs, alcohol, inappropriate touching, looking at unsafe objects, videos or pictures, and then turn around and use it to project onto that individual in order to hide their own very Addictive sicknesses.   Here's the Honest Deal. When there are wolves operating the pulpits, we don't say, “well they were once a really nice sheep so we have to be nice to them!” A wolf is a wolf! A wolf puts on a mask like a sheep and can appear saintly and beautiful and tell sad, well oiled stories about themselves to make themselves look like they're repentant over something “small” that they may struggle over and then everyone feels like, “what a lovely, humble soul!” They can con, they can cry, they can preach, they can look compassionate. They can talk a good line, they can be very convincing. But, if they have been predators, touching children, often touching women, touching men, plagiarizing, mishandling funds for their own purposes and lavish living... …These are wolves.   We have to call them for what they are. They thrive on building their egos and are very convincing in order build their own empires, claiming that it was the Lord giving them all the blessings.     2 Corinthians 11:13-14 addresses this so strongly! “For such men are false apostles, deceitful workmen, disguising themselves as apostles of Christ. And no wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light!”   Friends, Discernment is at an all-time low and the Lord is bringing it to the forefront.   The Spirit of God is saying to you and saying to me, “cultivate develop and train yourself to be discerning and to test everything!” This means school boards, politicians, those in the pulpit, those in other ministries and any other position of authority. Some of the slickest and most well promoted people are often those of who have charming, manipulative narcissistic traits and harm many in their wake.   The posture of power, inflated titles, fake tears, swiftly changing of trends and movements that claim it's “THE thing” God is doing, are lures to draw crowds, train people to trust the speakers to hear from God for them ( but not fully train the audience to discern and judge.)   Oh the wretched and unbelievably twisted things I have heard behind the doors of Pastoral counseling! Oh the ugly and extremely uncomfortable things I've witnessed in Green rooms before live “Christian” broadcasts. Oh the unbelievably huge complex and disgusting competition that goes on among ministries and Christian organizations, when monetary policies are used as a way to enrich those at the top.   If There's Anything I'd Scream From the Rooftops Today It Would Be, “Cultivate and Learn Discernment!”   Be sober! Be wise! Be accountable!”   Oh Lord Jesus! Mature your people. Teach them to hear your voice.    I would like to share a statement from a wonderful man of God who is a seasoned Husband, Father, Pastor, Speaker, and Author. His name is Tim Challies. He shares these very potent and deep words.   “With discernment comes division.   A person who seeks to be discerning must be willing to suffer the effects of this division. It will divide not only the believer from the unbeliever, but it may even divide a discerning believer from one who is undiscerning. It will separate the mature from the immature and the naïve from the prudent.”   SO well said!   In my closing out of this podcast today, I would like to share a few potent words from Dr. Diane Langberg who has worked in multicultural and many international settings were abuse and tragedy of every kind, (those imagined and those that you cannot imagine that have taken place). She works as a specialist among those who have been traumatized by Church abuse in its many forms. She is a wise Senior woman who I greatly admire and have learned much from. As I share her statements in closing, allow them to speak to the deeper part of you where the Lord is developing discernment and greater awareness.   Diane says, “Many of us have confused the church system with Jesus Christ; they are not the same. There are wolves among the sheep, tares among the wheat. Jesus called humans that looked good on the outside, white-washed tombs full of stink. My work has taught me that many poor sheep have followed a blind guide, a gifted wolf, and landed in a pit. No so-called Christian system is truly God's work unless it “fleshes out” his character. Toleration of sin, pretense, and crookedness do not reveal the character of God, even if they bear his name. Arrogance is never godly. Covering up sin is never godly. Abuse of power is never godly. Shepherds who feed on sheep are abusive. Leadership that preserves and protects the system, rather than the people, turns the house of God into a safe place for predators. Those who come to feed on God himself then find themselves being the main course instead.   We have failed to protect leaders from their own bondage to self-deception and sin. Exposure brings hope, for it brings the cancer to the light. To hide sin by cover-up or silent complicity is spiritual abuse. It is a failure to love the perpetrator. Demise of a system—even a spiritual system—is not the worst that can happen! We must acknowledge and tell the truth about these things. Great damage is being done to God's sheep, in his name. He weeps over such leaders and the sheep they harm. Be watchful. Recognize coercive and manipulative behavior. Call it by its right name when someone in power uses spiritual words and ideas to silence, control, and intimidate. Be discerning about those who hold power—including yourself. Do not be deceived.  May we, with Daniel, call out to God: “O Lord, hear! O Lord forgive. O Lord listen and act. For your own sake do not delay, because your church and your people are called by your name.”(Dan. 9:19). Source:  https://erlc.com/resource/when-the-sheep-are-preyed-upon/   Finally, I would like to say these words. Trauma can leave people feeling shattered and alone. But through our faith, we discover that God's love is unwavering and His healing touch can mend even the deepest wounds.   Let's remember that we are not defined by our pain, But by the Grace that lifts us up, and leads us toward restoration.   If you find yourself carrying the weight of trauma, know that you are not alone on this journey. For those of you who may be trembling with fear or who have experienced any kind of abuse. For those of you, how are trembling and fear, because you know you have done something and have hidden it from others or have protected others who you know have done harmful, evil things, the word of God says to confess your faults to one another to confess your sins so that you may be clean, freed, and that you may be forgiven. To those of you who have been abused, don't be afraid to find a safe, godly, skilled trauma counselor who will be able to help you be freed from the prisons of shame, control, and intimidation within, so that you can walk in the light of grace and freedom and know that your Father in heaven has rescued you from those that harm. To help you in your journey, I have included a link where you can quickly locate or begin to research a Christian counselor who is skilled and able to help you with whatever specific area that you may need to have help with. https://tinyurl.com/5h4zfc9u   Let's pray together before we end this time together. Heavenly Father, May everyone who knows your mercy keep putting their trust in you, for they can count on you for help no matter what. O Lord, you will never, no, never, neglect those who come to you." -Psalms 9:10 Heavenly Father, in the face of fear and uncertainty, I call upon your strength to fill those who are listening to, or who are reading this message, fill them with courage. When the wounds of traumatic experiences seem too deep to overcome, remind them that you are the ever-present help in times of trouble. Grant them the bravery to face their fears head-on, knowing that you go in front of them, leading them into a future, free from the shackles of the past. Thank you for being our fortress and our deliverer. With you by their side, They will not be afraid. Amen.   Duplication and sharing of this writing is welcomed, as long as the complete message, Website, podcast link and information for Mary Lindow is included. Thank You! 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Tim Challies joins Ray, E.Z., Mark, and Oscar to discuss his book, written in the aftermath of the tragic loss of his son. Despite the loss, Tim and his family continue to bow before God, trusting in His sovereignty knowing that God has given, and God has taken away. When Tim heard of his son's passing, he recognized the temptation from Satan to sin, and he prayed to endure the sorrow without sinning. Ray shares how he dealt with grief after losing his parents, shutting the door on sorrow and continuing with life—illustrating that there are different ways to grieve. Tim emphasizes that while grieving is important, we also must remember God's sovereignty and carry on.Tim's perspective on grief highlights the beauty that can come from sorrow when we view it through God's lens. Grief, while painful, has a redemptive purpose. It helps us grow, and it motivates us to serve God. Oscar shares that grieving well is about recognizing that this world is not how it should be, but God has a purpose in our grief, which ultimately points to eternity. Grief should drive us to evangelism and a deeper reliance on Christ. As we stand firm in our faith, we glorify God even through trials, as seen in the life of Job. The key is finding meaning in suffering and remembering that God's story never ends in ashes.Supporting others in grief can be difficult, especially when people grieve differently. We need to be present with those who grieve, meeting their practical needs and offering comfort through Scripture. Tim shares that a couple who had previously lost a child supported his family during their grief, demonstrating how our own suffering equips us to comfort others. This is why it's important to surround ourselves with a community that runs to the Lord. Christians are called to weep with those who weep. Tim also speaks to the vulnerability of sharing his grief publicly. He wanted to  capture the rawness of grief in real-time. He emphasizes that God uses our weakness for His glory.Tim reflects on the difficulty of sharing grief, especially when feeling like a burden to others. Yet, he recognizes that the loss of his son was a community one. The church grieved with his family, which was a source of comfort. Tim also acknowledges that even when we can't see God's goodness in our suffering, we will one day understand clearly. The group encourages believers to remember God's mercy, even in the darkest moments. God's grace can help us navigate sorrow. By casting your cares on Him, Christians can find comfort in the ultimate sacrifice of Jesus on the cross.Send us a textThanks for listening! If you've been helped by this podcast, we'd be grateful if you'd consider subscribing, sharing, and leaving us a comment and 5-star rating! Visit the Living Waters website to learn more and to access helpful resources!You can find helpful counseling resources at biblicalcounseling.com.Check out The Evidence Study Bible and the Basic Training Course.You can connect with us at podcast@livingwaters.com. We're thankful for your input!Learn more about the hosts of this podcast.Ray ComfortEmeal (“E.Z.”) ZwayneMark SpenceOscar Navarro

Have any anxiety and stress in your life? Author and pastor Tim Challies returns to take another look at poems and prayers from believers through the centuries. Their words will encourage and motivate you with whatever you are going through today. If you need to awaken your heart to the goodness, greatness, and glory of God, don't miss the encouragement on Chris Fabry Live. For more information about the work of Care Net, click here. Chris Fabry Live is listener-supported. To support the program, click here.Become a Back Fence Partner: https://moodyradio.org/donateto/chrisfabrylive/partnersSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Don't miss the highlight for Thursday's episode. Tim Challies opens up about the profound loss of his son and how unwavering trust in God's sovereignty transformed his grief into a testimony of hope and faith. While Christians grieve, we are to find trust in God's sovereignty and find purpose amidst our suffering. The guys encourage believers to rely on God's mercy, and remind them that God's grace and the sacrifice of Jesus offer comfort in times of sorrow.Send us a textThanks for listening! If you've been helped by this podcast, we'd be grateful if you'd consider subscribing, sharing, and leaving us a comment and 5-star rating! Visit the Living Waters website to learn more and to access helpful resources!You can find helpful counseling resources at biblicalcounseling.com.Check out The Evidence Study Bible and the Basic Training Course.You can connect with us at podcast@livingwaters.com. We're thankful for your input!Learn more about the hosts of this podcast.Ray ComfortEmeal (“E.Z.”) ZwayneMark SpenceOscar Navarro

To kick off this year's Conference we held a Q & A session with some of our guest speakers. The panel included Justin Peter, Tim Challies, Justin Bise, and Travis Hilton. Podcast host, Jeremiah Riner led the discussion as they look at some interesting questions concerning the Holy Spirit. Hope you enjoy!!

To kick off this year's Conference we held a Q & A session with some of our guest speakers. The panel included Justin Peter, Tim Challies, Justin Bise, and Travis Hilton. Podcast host, Jeremiah Riner led the discussion as they look at some interesting questions concerning the Holy Spirit. Hope you enjoy!!

The 3rd session was preached by Tim Challies to start off our Saturday morning portion of the 2024 Deeply Rooted Conference. Tim showed us the important work the Holy Spirit does in taming our speech and seeing it as a fruit of the Spirit in evidence of our salvation.

The 3rd session was preached by Tim Challies to start off our Saturday morning portion of the 2024 Deeply Rooted Conference. Tim showed us the important work the Holy Spirit does in taming our speech and seeing it as a fruit of the Spirit in evidence of our salvation.

In this episode, I sit down with well-known author and blogger, Tim Challies, to discuss his book Running to Win: The Lifelong Pursuits of a Godly Man. We dive into the spiritual disciplines and habits that shape a faithful life, exploring the parallels between the Christian walk and the discipline of running a race. Tim shares insights on marriage, doctrine, self-control and the importance of commitment to godly living in all seasons of life. Tim Challies is a pastor, noted speaker, author of numerous articles, and a pioneer in the Christian blogosphere. Tens of thousands of people visit Challies.com each day, making it one of the most widely read and recognized Christian blogs in the world. Tim is the author of several books, including Visual Theology, The Next Story, and, most recently, Pilgrim Prayers: Devotional Poems That Awaken Your Heart to the Goodness, Greatness, and Glory of God.   https://www.ryleyheppner.com https://www.instagram.com/ryleyheppner/ For all collaboration requests (speaking, advertising, etc.) go to: https://www.ryleyheppner.com/collaboration

What gems in the history of pilgrim saints can give voice and perspective to our heart's cry today? Tim Challies invites you to discover the richness in the devotional prayers of our spiritual forefathers in his new release, Pilgrim Prayers. Join Seth and Tim in this uplifting conversation that will offer new language for the sorrow and joy, praise and lament, that the Christian experiences in our earthly pilgrimage. Support the show: http://moodyradio.org/donateto/morningshow/wdlmSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this final episode, Tim Challies joins David Wollen to tell the stories of William Carey and Amy Carmichael.

Tim Challies joins David Wollen in this episode reflecting on Gospel advancement in China through the life and legacy of Hudson Taylor.

This Bible study on Samson is part of Study and Obey's Hebrews 11 series. We look at Samson's life and accomplishments along with his strengths and weaknesses.The successes and failures of Biblical heroes of the faith can teach us valuable life lessons. Samson was flesh and blood like we are. He was a very flawed human being and struggled with lust. There are many important life lessons we can learn from his successes and failures.Should believers date unbelievers? - https://studyandobey.com/inductive-bible-study/should-believers-date-unbelievers/Tim Challies' 30 day sexual detox - https://cruciformpress.com/wp-content/uploads/woocommerce_uploads/2014/06/Sexual_Detox.Tim_Challies.Cruciform_Press.pdfAccountability software - https://studyandobey.com/accountability-software/Character Studies Bible Study Guide - https://studyandobey.com/product/character-studies-ebook/Samson Character Study - https://studyandobey.com/character-studies/samson-character-study/23 Free Hebrews Bible study written lessons - https://studyandobey.com/inductive-bible-study/hebrews-study/Hebrews Bible study guide e-book for individuals or small groups. Includes discussion questions for each passage in Hebrews - https://studyandobey.com/product/study-hebrews-a-practical-23-week-bible-study-for-leaders-and-groups/Our Hebrews Bible study guide paperback on Amazon - https://amzn.to/3UvwjIDStudy and Obey's Bible study guides on Amazon -https://amzn.to/48SgPEN(As an Amazon associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.)Study and Obey Free Weekly Podcast on Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/study-and-obey/id1571266150Our website of 800+ practical and free Bible studies - https://studyandobey.comSupport this ministry -https://studyandobey.com/support/25+ Bible study guides for individual or group study on many different books of the Bible - https://studyandobey.com/shop/Support the show

It began in Jerusalem 2,000 years ago, but soon the church was persecuted. The early church was dispersed throughout the Roman Empire and, eventually, Rome became the epicenter of global Christianity.

Your Christian heritage extends beyond your family tree to the early church. United in Christ, the church’s story is also your story.

In this week's Connecting Clip of the Week, Paul and guest Tim Challies discuss what it means to trust God through difficult circumstances. To hear more of this conversation with Tim Challies, check out The Connecting Podcast Episode 036 wherever you listen to podcasts.You can also watch the video on Paul Tripp's YouTube channel:https://youtu.be/5Rp3nsl5bKw?si=l0-h7DHNFAgXA257

In this week's Connecting Clip of the Week, Paul and guest Tim Challies discuss the tragic story that prompted Tim to write his book Seasons of Sorrow and how God worked in Tim's heart through his grief.To hear more of this conversation with Tim Challies, check out The Connecting Podcast Episode 036 wherever you listen to podcasts.You can also watch the video on Paul Tripp's YouTube channel:https://youtu.be/5Rp3nsl5bKw?si=l0-h7DHNFAgXA257

Are you looking for a fresh way to go deeper in your faith?  The prayers of our spiritual forebears can revive our view of God and His power in our lives!  Author, blogger, and speaker, Tim Challies reveals the joy and sorrow reflected in the poetic Pilgrim Prayers of fellow believers over the ages. Together with them we will celebrate the acts of God and marvel at his ways!EQUIPPERS - Our next EQUIPPER WEBINAR is Thursday, Nov. 14!Topic: "Beyond Politic: a Christian Response"  REGISTRATION DETAILS ARE IN YOUR E-MAIL INBOX.  Not an Equipper and want to attend?   Become an Equipper Today Equipped with Chris Brooks is made possible by your support.  To donate now, click hereTo learn more about Equipped with Chris Brooks click here

Are you looking for a fresh way to go deeper in your faith?  The prayers of our spiritual forebears can revive our view of God and His power in our lives!  Author, blogger, and speaker, Tim Challies reveals the joy and sorrow reflected in the poetic Pilgrim Prayers of fellow believers over the ages. Together with them we will celebrate the acts of God and marvel at his ways!EQUIPPERS - Our next EQUIPPER WEBINAR is Thursday, Nov. 14!Topic: "Beyond Politic: a Christian Response"  REGISTRATION DETAILS ARE IN YOUR E-MAIL INBOX.  Not an Equipper and want to attend?   Become an Equipper Today Equipped with Chris Brooks is made possible by your support.  To donate now, click hereTo learn more about Equipped with Chris Brooks click here

In this week's Connecting Clip of the Week, Paul and guest Tim Challies discuss the current state of the church.To hear more of this conversation with Tim Challies, check out The Connecting Podcast Ep. 036 wherever you listen to podcasts.You can also watch the video on Paul Tripp's YouTube channel:https://youtu.be/5Rp3nsl5bKw?si=l0-h7DHNFAgXA257

In this month's episode of The Connecting Podcast, we welcome Pastor Tim Challies. Tim is a pastor, noted speaker, author, and a pioneer in the Christian blogosphere. Tens of thousands of people visit Challies.com each day, making it one of the most widely read and recognized Christian blogs in the world. Tim is the author of several books, including his most recent book, Epic: An Around-the-World Journey through Christian History. Be prepared to be encouraged, challenged, and enlightened in this episode of The Connecting Podcast.

In this month's episode of The Connecting Podcast, we welcome Pastor Tim Challies. Tim is a pastor, noted speaker, author, and a pioneer in the Christian blogosphere. Tens of thousands of people visit Challies.com each day, making it one of the most widely read and recognized Christian blogs in the world. Tim is the author of several books, including his most recent book, Epic: An Around-the-World Journey through Christian History. Be prepared to be encouraged, challenged, and enlightened in this episode of The Connecting Podcast.

With the 2024 Deeply Rooted Conference right around the corner, we were pleased to have guest speaker, Tim Challies join the Deeply Rooted Podcast. Tim is a husband, father, elder, author, blogger, and quite the world traveler! We hope you enjoy this great conversation about his life, ministry, and the upcoming Conference which he will be speaking at.

With the 2024 Deeply Rooted Conference right around the corner, we were pleased to have guest speaker, Tim Challies join the Deeply Rooted Podcast. Tim is a husband, father, elder, author, blogger, and quite the world traveler! We hope you enjoy this great conversation about his life, ministry, and the upcoming Conference which he will be speaking at.

Have any anxiety and stress in your life? Tuesday on Chris Fabry Live, author and pastor Tim Challies looks at poems and prayers from believers through the centuries. Their words will encourage and motivate you with whatever you are going through today. If you need to awaken your heart to the goodness, greatness, and glory of God, don't miss the encouragement.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Nik and Ruth Ripken welcome Tim and Aileen Challies in this moving episode, where they share their journey through the grief of losing a child and how they've found hope and redemption through their faith in Christ. Through raw and honest conversation, they discuss the challenges of navigating such deep sorrow and how their faith has sustained them through the darkest moments. Join us as we dive deep into topics that resonate with the heart of ministry—grief, hope, redemption—and discover how these themes are lived out on the mission field and within the church. This episode serves as a reminder that our deepest wounds can become the source of our most powerful ministry. Learn more about the work of Tim Challies at Challies.com Learn more about Nik Ripken ministries at NikRipken.com Follow us on our socials @nikripken on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nikripken/support

Often our homes can feel chaotic because we weren't taught homemaking basics. In this episode, Tony and Bre are joined by Marci Ferrell (Thankful Homemaker) to discuss practical ways to become the “wise woman” of Proverbs 14:1 that builds her home. For more from Marci visit https://thankfulhomemaker.comDo More Better by Tim Challies: https://www.amazon.com/Do-More-Better-Practical-Productivity/dp/1941114172Paprika App:https://www.paprikaapp.com/Chat with Bre on Instagram @datenightwiththewoods Follow Tony on Instagram @drtonygwood For videos, old episodes, blog posts, events, and more www.datenightfam.org

In this 3-part series Costi Hinn interviews pastor and author, Tim Challies, about the loss of his son, Nick, in 2020. Nick was a young man on the pathway to ministry and deeply loved by his family. He was engaged to Ryn, enjoying life, and going to school at Boyce College (Southern Seminary) when the Lord called him home suddenly. Tim has always been known for his faithful teaching and writing ministry (www.challies.com), but the Lord has seen fit to add a "ministry of sorrow" to Tim's life. This series will take a deep dive into the Challies family story, the aftermath of losing Nick, big questions about God's goodness, sovereignty, grief, and suffering as a Christian. 

It sounds like a crazy question, but pause to think about it for a second. What kind of things would he say to you?Tim Challies article: https://www.challies.com/articles/if-satan-took-up-marriage-counseling/New communication books: https://speak.fiercemarriage.comPrayer books: https://40prayers.comTo learn more about becoming a Christian, visit: https://thenewsisgood.comThis ministry is entirely listener-supported. To partner with us, visit https://fiercemarriage.com/partner Good news! You can now find FULL video episodes on our YouTube channel, The Fierce Family. Visit https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkyO4yVeRdODrpsyXLhEr7w to subscribe and watch. We hope to see you there!

These are the five things that are wrecking your marriage. Wretched Radio | Air Date: October 17, 2023 https://media-wretched.org/Radio/Podcast/WR2023-1017.mp3 Segment 1 Seven Things Christians Can Learn from Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. Segment 2 When you long to know the why behind your sorrow – Tim Challies. Segment 3 Casey Kasem wonders “How do we let […] The post DESTROYING YOUR MARRIAGE AND LETTING YOUR KIDS GO appeared first on Wretched.