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What If the Unexpected Is Actually Good?
What if the unexpected moments in your life are actually part of something bigger? đź‘€
In this episode, we talk about John the Baptist — a man who literally knew Jesus personally — yet still had doubts when life didn’t go as he expected. Maybe you’ve been there too… wondering why things aren’t turning out how you thought they would.
Jesus’ answer to John wasn’t a “yes” or “no.” It was something deeper — an invitation to trust even when it doesn’t make sense.
🎧 Join Fernanda, Marlon, José, and Julia as they dive into Matthew 11:2–6 and discover how God often works in the most unexpected ways.
If you’ve ever doubted, questioned, or thought faith was too complicated — this episode might surprise you. 🙏
👇 Watch now and see how the unexpected could be the start of something eternal.
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Resilience and New Beginnings: Marina and Tae Yang's Story of Hope on Manam Island
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Resilience and New Beginnings: Marina and Tae Yang's Story of Hope on Manam Island
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From Trail Cameras to Testimonies: How Technology is Advancing Hunting and the Gospel
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Equipping Everyday Christians: Greg Koukl on Apologetics, Truth, and Winsome Engagement
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Finding Strength: Navigating PTSD, Mental Health, and Spiritual Growth After Military Service
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Hello to Emotional Health: The Anxious Generation - Part 2
Anxiety has become one of the defining struggles of this generation. In Part 2 of The Anxious Generation, Jake McCandless continues his conversation with Temple Carson, a Licensed Professional Counselor–Supervisor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist–Supervisor, and Registered Play Therapist–Supervisor who teaches in the graduate counseling program at John Brown University.
In this powerful conversation, Temple helps parents go beyond awareness to practical steps — recognizing warning signs, understanding when therapy is needed, and creating rhythms of connection that strengthen emotional and spiritual health in kids.
She highlights key shifts in parenting culture, the impact of technology, and why connection is king. Her message is clear: parents don’t have to be experts, but they do have to be present.
This conversation will equip you with real tools to help your kids face anxiety with resilience and faith.
About Temple Carson
Temple Carson is a Licensed Professional Counselor–Supervisor, Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist–Supervisor, and Registered Play Therapist–Supervisor. She teaches in the graduate counseling program at John Brown University and has spent years walking alongside children, teens, and parents navigating trauma and anxiety.
She’s also married to Dan Carson, host of the Student Ministry Matters Podcasthttps://studentministrymatters.podbean.com/, which provides resources and encouragement for those ministering to the next generation.
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👉 Parents Commit Challenge https://parentscommit.standfirmjake.com/
🎧 Student Ministry Matters Podcast https://studentministrymatters.podbean.com/
📺 Watch Part 1 on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/reel/1862592144626860
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Making Space for God Beyond the To-Do List
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Spilling the Tea: The Power of Words, Wisdom, and Discretion
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part 3 Spiritual Habits in the Home - Let Your Kids Ask Questions
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part 2 Spiritual Habits in the Home - Teaching Catechism
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Spiritual Habits in the Home - Discipling Your Kids
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