D6 Podcast

Melissa MacDonald has an astounding discussion on how to get the most out of volunteer training. Bruce Wilkinson brings insight on the sin of unforgiveness and the impact that the progression of unresolved conflict can have on a family. 

Brian Housman shares with us how to use technology in an honoring way and how to emphasize purity in the home. Megan Lacefield gives encouragement to ministry leaders on embracing the adventure of their marriage.

Josh Mulvihill challenges ministers with three critical areas of ministry focus. Rodney Cox describes how differences in relationships are truly a gift. 

David Clarke gives hope to marriages that may be struggling and on the brink of divorce. Ron Deal provides church leaders with insight on how to effectively minister to the unique needs of step-families. 

Ron Hunter and Jeremy Lee give practical step-by-step advice to ministers that may have an awesome book idea. 

Terry Williams shares on how to attack the chaos of yelling in our homes and listen more. Matt McKee speak on the "side hustle" and bringing that idea to life.

Dr. Colleen Derr defines and discusses the importance of Biblical community. Aaron Pontious continues our discussion on parenting and apolgetics. 

Ron Hunter provides practical and inspirational advice to churches on implementing a family ministry plan. Sean McDowell gives words of wisdom on parenting and apologetics. 

Bruce Wilkinson tells us about the 3 chairs of generational discipleship and reveals the impact they have on each other. Michael DiMarco talks with us on how to increase restoration instead of amputation within congregations.

Walker Moore talks with us about the importance of utilizing rites of passage to pass down faith to our children. Chris Shirley discusses milestones in discipleship and how the family plays a huge role in making disciples.

Matt McKee is here to offer hope to parents as they shepherd their children through the world of technology.  Megan Lacefield provides encouragement for ministry leaders as they raise their own children in the ministry "fishbowl." 

Brian Haynes discusses how ministry leaders can equip parents to lead their children spiritually at home, and he talks on how parents can utilize milestones as a time of spiritual blessing for their child. Doug Bischoff shares four stages of parenting and shows how ministry leaders can help parents walk through them. 

Dan Lovaglia shares some outstanding tips to encourage leaders on how to take their small groups from mundane to meaningful. Chad Overton gives insight into how cultivating leaders greatly impacts the families of your ministry.

Todd Meadows provides guidance to help parents feel confident and equipped to be who God created them to be - the primary spiritual leader in their child's life. Tim Kimmel expounds upon the idea of grace-based parenting as opposed to parenting based on fear or performance. 

Kurt Johnston joins us to give helpful tips on how to build momentum, how to recruit, and how to enlist volunteers in order to make an astounding volunteer team.  Gene Wilkes defines leadership as modeled by Jesus Christ and gives four elements of servant leadership.

Carol Barnier sits down to share her personal testimony and provide hope and encouragement to families walking through a difficult time with a prodigal child. Ron Hunter continues this conversation with ideas from the parent's angle, including a letter that promotes reconnection with the prodigal child.   

Matt Guevara gives practical tips on how to help parents as they guide their children through the digital age.  Dr. John Trent talks with us about how people develop a public self and a private self that can be very different from each other. 

Alvin Sanders spreads his wisdom in the area of serving cross-culturally by emphasizing the importance of not allowing ourselves to be colorblind and matching our church to the demographics of our community. Chap Clark describes how to have an "Adoptive Youth Ministry" that expounds upon the concept of being adopted into God's household as His sons and daughters. 

Johnny Rogers tells us how to use our God-given creativity, after immersing ourselves in Scripture, to keep kids engaged and applying what they've been taught. Larry Ashlock gives astounding wisdom and depth to the meaning of servant leadership. 

Linda Ranson Jacobs is here to give us practical advice on how to minister to divorcing families so that they stay connected to the body of Christ. Scott Kedersha sits down with us to discuss premarital ministry and helping couples have a "good offense" to prevent divorce.