Be Love. Do Good. with Kristi Hayes
Summary: Ever notice how a simple thing can change your life? A simple lunch box note changed ours. A few years ago, my husband wrote a timely message to our son that said: BE STRONG, PROTECT THE WEAK, LOVE EVERYONE. Those words have become our family mission to the world. Each week on Be Love. Do Good. podcast, we will be sharing practical ways to live out this message. You’ll hear tips and ideas, encouraging words, and stories of others who are being love and doing good in their communities in hopes to inspire YOU and your family to love in your own ways! Each week we will be challenged to get out of our comfort zones and love others who are different from us. We truly believe knowing others helps us love well and that any act of love can change the life of another. Join us as we take practical steps to teach our children and families to be love and do good!
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Podcasts:
“Best of the summer” with Carlos Whittaker the Hope Dealer
BE LOVE COACHING TIP: It’s never too late to say, “sorry.”
Discussing the movie Family Camp with Stars Eddie and Tommy of the Skit Guys
BE LOVE COACHING TIP: The simple habit of encouraging someone daily and why it matters.
Raising Courageous Daughters and Navigating our Biggest Parenting Fears with Terra Mattson
Helping our Kids Make a Difference with Natalie Silverstein
Parenting ideas for an intentional summer with Kristi Hayes
Why a strong marriage matters with Byron and Carla Weathersbee
Believing God when you really, really don’t want to, with Becky Leach
Paying Attention to What Matters Most in a World That's Pulling You Apart with Anjuli Paschall.
BE LOVE quick coaching tip: Identifying and helping your kids use their gifts and talents to serve others.
Life Can Be Good Again: Putting Your World Back Together After It All Falls Apart with Lisa Appelo
A life of abuse, drugs, and prison to a life Transformed with Jason Ramos (Part 2)
A life of abuse, drugs, and prison to a life Transformed with Jason Ramos (Part 1)
2 ways we can really “SEE” others better
