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#400: Navigating the Unexpected

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#400: Navigating the Unexpected
It’s safe to say that not many of us would have foreseen a lot of what we’re dealing with in the world today. You can’t always know what’s coming, but you can be prepared for the unexpected circumstances that come up!

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#399: Chatting with Christian Illusionists David & Teesha Laflin

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#399: Chatting with Christian Illusionists David & Teesha Laflin
David and Teesha Laflin are gifted illusionists who use that gifting to share the gospel in churches and schools across the country. Like most others, COVID-19 has changed the look of the way they minister, but not the focus.

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#398: The Importance of Teaching the Biblical Story with Rick Edwards

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#398: The Importance of Teaching the Biblical Story with Rick Edwards
How do you view the Bible? A collection of separate stories? A lot of random books put together? What if we started seeing the Bible as one cohesive story and started teaching it with that mindset to kids?

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#397: Meeting Parents at Their Pain Points

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#397: Meeting Parents at Their Pain Points

Obviously, as children's ministry leaders and volunteers, our first priority is to the kids. But, you can't develop a true relationship with those kids apart from their parents. It's just as important for us to have good relationships with parents, especially during difficult times. In this episode, Ryan talks with Lakewood Church’s Director of Children’s Ministries, Lori Bethran, about meeting parents at their pain points.   You can listen to the show here, and make sure you never miss The Ryan Frank Podcast by subscribing through your favorite podcast app (ie. iTunes, Stitcher) And of course, we would love if you would share with...

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Episode #52: Saying "Yes" First

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Episode #52: Saying "Yes" First
There's usually nothing to be gained by being quick-on-the-draw with the answer "NO." How do we slow down and consider how we may be able to hand "YES" out a little more often? 

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