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This Week on Soul Talks We all experience conflict in our close relationships. When misunderstandings, disagreements, and hurt feelings arise, how do we resolve them?
At a coffee meeting, Pastor Sean lamented to me, “Another key leader left my church. I’ll probably never see him again.” “Why do you say that?”
This Week on Soul Talks How can we be thankful if we’re in a season where we don’t feel thankful? We may even be experiencing trials or grief and feeling downright bad! Being thankful and experiencing feelings of grief, anger, or dissatisfaction are not opposed to each other. We don’t have to deny our pain…
This Week on Soul Talks Have you ever been disappointed by a family member? We all have expectations for our families, but sometimes those expectations aren’t met. When that happens, it can be stressful and hurtful. In this episode, Bill and Kristi will give you a roadmap to navigating family expectations. They also share some…
My former pastor Bill Hybels did not learn how to fall safely. We all fall down in life, but have we learned to fall safely?
This Week on Soul Talks Let’s face it: family relationships and parenting aren’t always easy! Bill and Kristi know firsthand what this is like in their 30 years of raising three kids. In this Soul Talk, they share from their personal experience and offer psychological and spiritual insight for how we can raise our children…
Talk with a spiritual director or coach View Directory View Directory When you are busy with your ministry, family, or work it can be hard
Listen to This Episode of Soul Talks: What do you do if you feel down and depressed? Sharing your struggles with close friends as well as a counselor or spiritual director can make all the difference. Bill & Kristi sit down with friend Gary Kinnaman, pastor and author of Leaders That Last and Seeing…
It was a defining moment when I faced my fear of failing and looking foolish in the most important purpose of my life. Before I
Henri Nouwen in his book The Wounded Healer laments that most Christian leaders are not prepared to be spiritual leaders for hurting people. “Our service will not be
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