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HACE 3 DÍAS

Shannon Bream on Faith, Suffering, and Why God Makes a Way Through

I sat down with Shannon Bream FOX News Sunday anchor, chief legal correspondent and author of Nothing is Impossible with God. We talked about her new book and the deeper realities behind it. We discuss caregiving, grief, and what it means to trust God in seasons that don't resolve the way we hoped. Shannon shares about her husband's health challenges, her own battle with chronic pain, and the recent loss of her stepfather after a long caregiving journey in her family. We also explore the strength found in Scripture, including the assurance that Christ intercedes for us and the ways faith matures through hardship. If you're walking through a difficult season, I hope this conversation strengthens and steadies you.

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24 min
HACE 4 DÍAS

Caregiver Stress: You Can't Live in the Wreckage of Your Future

As a caregiver, I know how easy it is to carry more than just today. We carry the future, the what-ifs, the fear, the things that have not even happened yet. But I have learned something the hard way. You cannot live in the wreckage of your future. Out here in Montana, I have been talking with ranchers who do not spend their time worrying about what might happen months from now. They do the work in front of them today. That perspective has shaped me more than I expected. As we move toward Easter, I have been wrestling with a deeper question. If past behavior predicts future performance, what hope do we really have? Scripture does not point me to trying harder. It points me to something altogether different, an interruption of that pattern through the resurrection. So for those of us walking through long and difficult seasons of caregiving, this is not about having answers for everything that is coming. It is about doing what is in front of us today, trusting God with what has not arrived yet, and remembering that life does not wait for perfect conditions to begin again.

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48 min
28 MAR

Give Me Solutions: How Caregivers Handle Criticism Without Losing Their Peace

Caregiving has a way of attracting criticism—especially from people who aren't helping. In this episode of Hope for the Caregiver, I talk about how to handle criticism as a caregiver without getting pulled into unnecessary conflict or losing your peace. After more than four decades in this role, I've learned a simple but powerful response: "Give me solutions." It shifts the conversation away from opinions and puts responsibility back where it belongs. I also reflect on the cultural reaction to Chuck Norris and why those jokes resonated. They pointed to something deeper—a longing for clarity, strength, and conviction in a culture that often feels confused about all three. Finally, I share practical caregiver advice for dealing with doctors and medical professionals, including what I call the "Three P's": be polite, be prepared, and be mindful of your role in clinical decisions. These simple principles can help you advocate effectively without creating unnecessary friction. If you're a family caregiver dealing with criticism, stress, or difficult medical conversations, this episode will help you think more clearly, respond more calmly, and stay grounded in what really matters.

28 mar

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48 min
HACE 3 DÍAS

Caring for the Caregiver

For over 40 years, Peter has faithfully cared for his wife, Gracie, a double amputee—an experience that led them to launch Hope for the Caregiver and Standing with Hope, providing both encouragement and prosthetic limbs to those in need. In this episode, Peter shares the unseen weight caregivers carry and offers practical, biblical insight on how the church can come alongside them with meaningful support.

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1 h 3 min
31 MAR

Carried Through the Wreckage: A Mother's Honest Journey Finding Joy After Child Loss

After a tragic car accident took the life of her one month old son, Matthew, Alexandrya learned what it feels like to be carried by Jesus through sorrow.

31 mar

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1 h 2 min
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The Resurrection and Return of Christ 1 Thess 4:13-18

Wednesday In The Word

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40 min
21 MAR

Mission Clarity in a Tactically Complex Life

Caregiving rarely unfolds in neat, predictable lines. Most days, it feels like what the military calls a tactically complex environment—where outcomes are uncertain and decisions have to be made without complete information. In this episode of Hope for the Caregiver, I talk about what it means to live and serve in that kind of uncertainty. I heard that phrase during a recent military briefing, and it stuck with me because it so clearly describes the life we live as caregivers. When I can't control outcomes, I come back to something else: clarity of mission. I also share a personal update about my own health and what I've been walking through recently. It's a reminder to me—and maybe to you—that caregivers have to steward their own health as well. Early detection matters. Showing up for your own care matters. In this episode, I walk through: Why we as caregivers often have to act without certainty The difference between chasing answers and staying grounded in purpose What my recent health situation has taught me Why hospital rooms and clinic visits are not interruptions to life, but the place where life is actually lived How the Apostles' Creed anchors me when I don't have answers And the story behind "Sweet Hour of Prayer," and why I've come to see prayer not as a duty, but as a place When life feels uncertain, I've learned to stop asking, "What's going to happen?" And start asking, "What is my mission right now?"

21 mar

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48 min
31 MAR

Introduction to the Gospel of Mark

Welcome to the 2026 Joytime Bible Study! Join Dr. Joy as she leads her online Bible study of over 11,000 women through week four of the Gospels. In this episode, Dr. Joy provides an introduction to the Gospel of Mark where she explores the action-packed rhythm of this book of the Bible. We look closely at the structure of this Gospel as we read about what Jesus said, what He did, and how people responded to Him.

31 mar

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27 min
HACE 6 DÍAS

Back to the Heart of Easter

*]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-(--header-height)" dir="auto" data-turn-id="b567e34f-ace7-4f62-bef0-41a0a7cdcf1a" data-testid="conversation-turn-5" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn="user"> *]:pointer-events-auto scroll-mt-[calc(var(--header-height)+min(200px,max(70px,20svh)))]" dir="auto" data-turn-id= "request-WEB:7c7d6058-3620-437c-9460-5804f3eb2010-2" data-testid= "conversation-turn-6" data-scroll-anchor="false" data-turn= "assistant"> In this Easter episode of Christian Car Guy Radio, guest host Jerry Mathis fills in for Robby Dilmore and lifts up both him and his wife Tammy Dilmore in prayer following his recent accident. The conversation centers on rediscovering the true meaning of Easter beyond cultural traditions. Listeners call in to share personal memories that highlight faith, family, and the hope of the resurrection. The show also includes practical car advice, blending spiritual encouragement with everyday life.

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40 min
HACE 2 DÍAS

Q&A With Koloff- Episode #269

guest Robert Tagatz

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25 min

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