Breaking Bread Podcast

Maps can be helpful in seeing a larger landscape. They help answer relevant questions such as "Where are we?", "Where am I going?", "What might I expect along the journey?". In this episode of Breaking Bread, Isaac Funk...

Maps can be helpful in seeing a larger landscape. They help answer relevant questions such as "Where are we?", "Where am I going?", "What might I expect along the journey?". In this episode of Breaking Bread, Isaac Funk...

We live in an offensive world. Jesus warned us that we would. It is important that we acquire a skillset that is resilient against offense. In this episode of Breaking Bread , Craig Stickling outlines what this looks...

There are so many external demands on our time and attention - anxiety inducing demands. Demands that answer questions like: What should I care about? What should I strive for? What is success? In this podcast of...

Loss is common to all of us and yet unique . Pain accompanies our losses, and grief accompanies our pain . In this episode of Breaking Bread, Bill Schmidgall and Kathy Knochel speak to this common yet unique experience...

Drift is slow, passive, and creates unwanted distance over time . Without intentionality, relationships can experience drift . On this episode of Breaking Bread, Kaleb Beyer addresses marital drift. When husbands and...

Brain development can be understood as a process of four maturing stages: survival, emotional, attachment and cognitive. These stages hold a key to understanding both poor and healthy thought processes. In this episode...

When a spouse is on the autistic spectrum, marriages can experience unique challenges. Communication and understanding will likely be impacted. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Kaleb Beyer speaks to these unique...

What if I choose the wrong option ? What if a better option comes a long ? These are a few of the questions that plague decision makers. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Kathy Knochel and Ted Witzig Jr. discuss the...

Change, when it is for the better, always accompanies healthy human growth. When i t comes to emotional, relational and spiritual change, repentance is an apt feature to discuss. After all, repentance means changing...

Show notes: Growing into Christlikeness is not a linear process. Yet the historic Christian church has identified three movements that we revisit with increasing depth. Purification: This refers to growing in increasing...

Christ knew what he was doing when he gave his disciples what we have come to call "The Lord's Prayer." It is beautiful to the ear. Rhythmic to the tongue. Simple to remember and loaded with power. In this episode, Joe...

Stress is a very real part of our lives. How we manage stress can have health y or unhealthy consequences. Fortunately, one tool we should be using to soothe stress in one another is stress - reducing conversations. In...

Healthy relationships require that we are open to being influenced. After all, what is a relationship if it doesn't include give and take. In this episode of Breaking Bread, Kaleb Beyer explains what both research and...

Parenting has its eye towards producing future adults. One powerful adult forming tool is instilling good habits in our kids. A well p arented habit can pay dividends in the long run by building the muscle memory to do...