Understanding and Overcoming Generational Stereotypes - Part Two
Wes Wick
It’s time to focus less on our perceived differences and more on what unites us.
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YES! Podcasts
Interviews with Christians that highlight serving and disciple-making.
Understanding and Overcoming Generational Stereotypes
Wes Wick
A challenge to change our thinking about those outside our own generation so that we might learn from one another and bless one another.
Read MoreFeeding the Soul: Rick + Traci Harvey
Judy Popineau Wick
Listen to what God can do through a couple passionate about serving Him AFTER stepping aside from ‘full-time ministry’ positions!
Now operating out of a 14,400 square foot structure, hundreds are served each week with a hot meal, clothing, haircuts, counseling, and a message from God’s Word.
Read MoreRescuing Sex-Trafficked Victims: Vicki Proffit
Judy Popineau Wick
Vicki Proffit (at the age of seventy) is another vivid example of someone saying ‘YES!” to God and being young enough to serve. Addressing the unimaginable horror of children being sex-trafficked right here in the United States, Sarah’s Home offers both healing and hope to young women.
Read MoreIntercessory Prayer: Paul Grasser
Judy Popineau Wick
Paul serves as the director of Second Half Ministries for the Assemblies of God in Southern California.
We love how he has placed intercessory prayer at the forefront of this ministry. He is not overseeing a bunch of programs and sliding in prayer as an afterthought … he rightfully sees prayer as the hidden steel rebar that holds everything together.
Read MoreIn the Meantime: Dodey Files
Judy Popineau Wick
Dodey shares a rich devotional, challenging us to consider and steward the “meantime” in our lives. In addition to being actively obedient and making the most of these in-between moments, she underscores that meantimes have both a beginning and end. There is hope in knowing that our darker meantimes, such as the current pandemic, won’t last forever.
Read MoreMinistering to and Through Widows: Marlene Craft
Judy Popineau Wick
Women who have lost their spouse need special assurance that they are not falling between the cracks—they are loved by God, not forgotten, an integral part of the body of Christ.
But widows are not just needy; they’re also needed. Marlene reminds us that these women are often untapped treasure boxes of God’s love and mercy.
Read MoreBlossoming Seed: Anh Vo
Judy Popineau Wick
After seeking for love, belonging and approval in all the wrong places, Anh found herself in prison, serving 25 years to life. Fortunately, her story doesn’t end there.
Not only was her life transformed, Anh was able to help disciple many other women in prison. Now released, she continues to share the hope and love she has through the redemptive forgiveness of Christ.
Read MoreEmulating Godly Influences: Candace Gaeta
Judy Popineau Wick
Candace reflects on the combined influences of other godly women and the heritage of her own life challenges, equipping her to impact others during life’s later decades.
Read MoreWell With Her Soul: Jolonda Lowe
Judy Popineau Wick
Jolonda is another young voice who understands the value of adults not stopping in using their gifts to serve God in their later years.
Our souls will be healthier and well when we come together … with our eyes fixed on Jesus!
Read MoreUntethered: Gary and Charlotte Geesey
Judy Popineau Wick
Three years ago, they said ‘yes’ to a Japan missionary, needing them to fill in for a year. Their one-year adventure morphed into three-plus years. As they return home soon, their adventure continues. They have a special heart for retired pastors and want to underscore what God can do with their continued availability.
Read MoreThe Gift of an Eternal Mindset: Dan Parotti
Judy Popineau Wick
Inspired by role models decades ahead, Dan and his wife Shani are special examples of younger leaders who see the intrinsic value of adults in life’s second half. And as that second half chapter ends for some under his care, Dan sees more clearly how eternal life with Christ doesn’t start with death. It begins much earlier when we invite Christ into our lives.
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