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Through meaningful conversations with thought leaders, pastors, and mental health professionals, this podcast explores the redemptive story of foster care and equips believers to respond. Join Austin Ludwig and Callie Priest as they highlight stories and perspectives that equip the Church to live out faithfulness in the context of foster care.
Unknown Host hosts The WinShape Homes Podcast.
From the early days of their adoption journey to the birth of Show Hope and the global impact that followed, Steven Curtis Chapman and Mary Beth Chapman share how God transformed their family story through stepping into
What does it mean to live distinctly in a world marked by striving, separation, and self-sufficiency? Kondo Simfukwe joins Austin and Callie for a conversation about identity, formation, and living a Spirit-filled life i
Jason Weber, National Director of More Than Enough at CAFO, joins Austin and Callie to unpack the biblical, historical, and cultural foundations behind caring for children in foster care. Jason shares the story of how he
What does it look like for the church to live distinctly in a world marked by comfort, individualism, and overwhelming need? In this conversation, pastor and author David Platt joins Austin and Callie to unpack the urgen
Dr. Curt Thompson joins Austin and Callie for a powerful conversation on what it truly means to be known, loved, and transformed in community. Drawing from neuroscience, spiritual formation, and years of clinical practic
In the final episode of our first season, hosts Austin Ludwig and Callie Priest reflect on the legacy of the Cathy family and the origins of WinShape Homes, while sharing their personal journeys that shape their passion
What do social workers really experience on the front lines of child welfare? What misconceptions follow them—and how can we support the men and women who walk alongside vulnerable children every day? And what exactly do
Is foster care a personal calling, an act of Christian obedience—or both? How do you know if you’re ready? And what happens when one spouse feels called to foster, but the other doesn’t? In this episode, we sit down with
How does our eschatology shape the way we live right now? What determines how we define revival—and what might happen within the foster care system if a genuine revival broke out today? Why are some pastors hesitant to l
How do we define trauma through a Christian lens? In what ways is modern science catching up to truths Scripture has articulated for centuries? And why is a healthy understanding of attachment essential in foster care, m
How can we as leaders help our churches become safe places to do hard things? What if foster care ministry wasn’t about programs and products, but a pathway of discipleship? And what simple yet meaningful ways can we str
How does the gospel confront our cultural obsession with comfort? How can we be equipped to joyfully do hard things? And what does true discipleship to Jesus look like in the context of foster care? In this first half of
Does foster care require countercultural parenting? What does it mean to parent “outside the box”? When children who have experienced trauma act out, are we dealing with behavior—or belief systems? And how vital is commu
How do children uniquely respond to trauma—sometimes in ways that seem opposite, yet all at once? How do we face our own wounds when foster care brings them to the surface? Why is partnering with and dignifying biologica
What does it really mean to have “good theology,” and how should it shape the way we engage in foster care? Why are more churches stepping into this space, and how can they discern both their own readiness and the readin
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