40. The Proper Place for Expertise and Science with Jon Bergeron

In Episode 40, you will hear from Jon Bergeron, Counselor with Austin Stone Counseling Center and Speaker, talking with Phil about:

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37. Outcome-Based Care, Collaboration, and Training with Matt Storer

In Episode 37, you will hear from Matt Storer, President/CEO of Vision Trust, talking with Phil about: Continue reading →

35. Foster Care Fundamentals with Jason Weber

In Episode 35, you will hear from Jason Weber, National Director of Foster Care Initiatives for Christian Alliance for Orphans. Continue reading →

34. Ambiguous Loss and Transracial Adoption with Tara VanderWoude

In Episode 34, you will hear from Tara Vanderwoude, Social Worker, Advocate, and Educator. Continue reading →

33. Scars of an Orphan with Diana Prykhodko

In Episode 33, you will hear from Diana Prykhodko, Ambassador for Father’s House, talking with Phil about: Continue reading →

26. Adoption and Gospel-Driven Compassion with Dr. Russell Moore

In Episode 26, Dr. Russell Moore, President of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, pastor, and adoptive father, shares with us about: Continue reading →

22. Adoption, Prison, and Empowering Women with Jaime Ivey

In Episode 22, you will hear from Jamie Ivey, host of the podcast The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey.  Jamie is an adoptive Mom, speaker, advocate and author. Continue reading →

19. Addressing the Effects of Trauma with Dr. Karen Hutcheson

In today’s episode, we get to hear from Dr. Karen Hutcheson, a Trauma Informed,  Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Author, adoptive mom and Orphan Care Advocate. She specializes in the assessment and treatment of children from “hard places.” Karen is also the Director of Discipleship and Training at Scarlet Hope. Continue reading →

11. Orphanology 101 with Rick Morton

In this episode, we hear from Rick Morton, an author and Vice President of Engagement at Lifeline Christian Services. Rick shepherds the ministry’s outreach to individual, church, and organizational ministry partners as well as the ministry’s commitment to publishing resources that aid families and churches in discipling orphans and vulnerable children.  We talk through the theology of adoption and the role of the church in orphan care around the world.  Continue reading →

 

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