Diet Culture with Kevin Maloney

05/29/19 • 55 min

Kevin Maloney is Lead Pastor of Grace Road Church, an A29 church in Rochester, NY. Kevin planted Grace Road Church in 2009 as a core group in a basement, and it has since grown to a thriving congregation with nearly 1200 people that call it home. He speaks widely on college campuses and at various conferences. He and his wife Debbie have four children: Lydia, Sophia, Isabelle, and Hudson.
Scripture
Romans 14:17
1 Timothy 4:1-5
Proverbs 16:9
Mark 7:1-23

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Pinterest-Perfect Homes with Brietta Paladin (Episode 4)

Brietta Paladin is married to Daniel, pastor of Christian Fellowship Center in Potsdam, NY, and they have eight kids, ages 1 to 16. They live in a beautiful old renovated farmhouse on a few acres and have made it a space where beauty, creativity, faithfulness, hard work, and the gospel thrive. Brietta and Daniel have had two children with extensive medical issues. Through all of this, they have consistently and faithfully modeled not a perfect home, but a faithful one. We’re so excited to hear her perspective today on what it means to inhabit an earthly imperfect home, while still valuing beauty and goodness within it.
Scriptures:

Hebrews 11:15
Psalm 68:6
Weekly Challenge:

How can you be faithful to the needs of your own household?
Book referenced by Brietta:

"Open Heart, Open Home" by Karen Mains (LINK)
Dwell:

dwellapp.io/goodenough

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Work and Vocation with Kelsey Hency

Kelsey Hency is a wife, mom of two, a Bible teacher at The Village Church Dallas. She’s also the editor-in-chief of Fathom Magazine. You can find her on twitter and instagram.
Scripture:
Colossians 3:23
1 Thessalonians 4:11
Weekly Challenge:
— Instead of saying “I’m so busy” when someone asks how you’re doing...say..? “My time is filled with....” or “I’m spending my time on _____” Be clear about what is occupying your time. If you can’t say what’s occupying your time (been working longer hours, playing with my kids, at my kid’s games, investing in my church, gardening, etc.) then maybe that’s a red flag that you’re filled with busy work and not intentional work.

— Ask yourself wherever you’re called to work — where can I bring order to chaos here? Washing dishes? Filing papers? Folding laundry? Answering phones? Reply to emails? Etc.
Resources:
The Dwell App
https://dwellapp.io/goodenough