Hosted by Great Plains Christian Radio · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 25 episodes
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What if the moment that changed everything… looked like nothing at all? On One Minute Later, Craig—Christian radio host, dad, and expert in awkward honesty—shares true stories that stumble into deeper truth. No preaching. No tidy bows. Just five to ten minutes of real life, one moment at a time. Whether it’s parenting chaos, surprise grace, or a completely normal Tuesday that takes a turn, Craig shows how the smallest scenes can hold the biggest shifts. It’s not a devotional. It’s not a sermon. It’s a story. One minute later, you might feel different.
Great Plains Christian Radio hosts One Minute Later With Craig, a personal show with 25 episodes published.
Some weeks don’t ease in… they stack up. A furnace motor dies at the worst possible time. A nearly new TV stops cooperating. A kitchen appliance starts beeping like it’s trying to say its final words. Add in an ER visit,
At his son Gavin’s middle school band concert, Craig notices a few things while sitting in the auditorium waiting for the music to start. There’s the guy who arrives early and somehow turns the entire room into his perso
Sunday night was quiet. Ordinary. The kind of stillness you don’t think twice about. Then the room shifted. A blood sugar check. A blood pressure reading that demanded attention. A late-night drive to the ER just a few b
What’s it really like to talk into a microphone knowing someone listening might be having the best day of their life… or the worst? In this episode of One Minute Later, Craig pulls back the curtain on Christian radio—not
Somewhere between the Dr Pepper aisle and the checkout line, I realized our grocery cart was telling on us. This episode starts in a small rural grocery store and ends in a much bigger place— what it really means to be “
My kids choose YouTube over TV almost every time. And for a while, that bothered me more than I wanted to admit. This episode isn’t about screen-time rules or defending the internet. It’s about noticing what our kids are
On New Year’s Eve, Craig had a plan. Football. Food that lives in baskets. A night built around the College Football Playoff. Then something unexpected happened in the living room. In this episode, Craig talks about miss
When I get overwhelmed, I don’t raise my voice. I disappear. This episode is about what that silence sounds like to the people who love you, especially your kids. It’s about the moment I realized my quiet wasn’t neutral,
When Craig’s eight-year-old daughter walks into the living room, takes one look at the Christmas tree, and declares, “It’s not Christmas,” he realizes she’s not talking about presents or decorations. She’s talking about
In this Christmas episode, Craig returns to the tradition that officially launched the holiday season in his childhood: his mom’s massive, meticulously arranged Department 56 village… and the year he and his brother stag
This week, Craig dives into the wild world of Christmas lists—past and present. From his childhood dream of a Nintendo he never got, to his kids circling practically everything in the Amazon toy catalog, to the very spec
Craig thought hosting his daughter’s first tween sleepover would be simple—maybe loud, maybe sticky, but manageable. What he got instead was a full-scale girl-powered cyclone involving candy, high-frequency shrieks, atte
After swearing off ever owning another dog, Craig somehow ends up with Maggie — part Jack Russell Terrier, part passive-aggressive gremlin. What follows is a household full of fur, attitude, and a cat with royal ambition
Craig’s surrounded by pumpkin guts, power tools, and one skeleton that refuses to stand up straight. But somewhere in the chaos of carving twenty pumpkins and building a tiny town in his front yard, he rediscovers what j
Out here, the sound of harvest isn’t background noise — it’s a reminder that patience, faith, and hard work are still alive and well in theHeartland. Craig reflects on what he’s learning from the farmers all around him —
I grew up in a small Michigan town where the loudest sound at night was a chorus of crickets — and the most serious crime was a missing garden gnome. Life eventually took me from that quiet place to the big city of Colum
After two weeks of silence, Craig returns with one of his most personal episodes yet. In the wake of the Charlie Kirk incident, he wrestles with the difference between anger and hate—and how easily one can bleed into the
Craig’s life lately feels like one long obstacle course. From his wife’s van that only drives in reverse to endless paperwork, flooded basements, and hacked debit cards, every step forward has meant another wall waiting.
When Minecraft becomes a war zone, and air vents turn into battlegrounds, two sisters wage digital warfare across the house. What starts as a sibling squabble stumbles into something deeper about fairness, control, and t
Your house is spotless. The counters shine, the floors sparkle. You feel like you could host HGTV at any moment. Then… one minute later? It looks like a natural disaster zone. Juice boxes fossilized into the carpet. Blan
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One Minute Later With Craig is hosted by Great Plains Christian Radio. The show is categorised under personal (journals) and has published 25 episodes.
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