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ReStoried

ReStoried

著者: Hope Bridge/Adkins Media Co.
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概要

What kind of stories come to mind when you think of foster care?


Many stories are filled with heartbreak, pain, and sorrow. But what if we could step in and see them turned into stories of hope?


Hope Bridge is on a gospel-led mission to transform the foster care landscape in Ohio. We're here to raise awareness and empower churches and communities to step into action by supporting vulnerable children and families in their local communities.


We’re certainly not the Author of these stories, and it’s true that we can't change the past, but we are called to be key characters in THE story that God has written for His creation.

His is a story of redemption and restoration, a story of HOPE.


In this podcast, we will share how we link arms with churches, county workers, foster families, and those in the community to rewrite the narrative for vulnerable children and families.


We’ll be shining a light on stories of hope, redemption, and transformation and sharing practical ways that you can step in and get involved.


Subscribe now, and together, let's make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.


Welcome to "ReStoried," a podcast by Hope Bridge.

© 2026 ReStoried
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  • 118. Stacking the Stones: Staying Faithful in the Hard Seasons with Ryan North
    2026/02/02

    In this episode of Restoried, we sit down with Ryan North of One Big Happy Home for a real and encouraging conversation about foster care, adoption, connected parenting, and staying faithful in hard seasons. With more than 30 foster placements and years of lived experience, Ryan shares what he and his wife, Kayla, have learned about building strong relationships with kids impacted by trauma.

    Ryan talks about why connection matters more than predictions or diagnoses, how creativity and flexibility can make a huge difference, and what it looks like to keep showing up even when things feel overwhelming. He also shares honestly about marriage, self-care, and how caregivers can support one another so they don’t burn out along the way.

    This episode is full of practical wisdom, hope, and reminders to celebrate progress — even the small wins. If you’re in the thick of foster care, adoption, or kinship parenting, this conversation will encourage you to keep going and remember that the work you’re doing truly matters.

    Don’t miss hearing Ryan speak in person at Mobilize Ohio 2026! Register using the link below.

    Episode Highlights:

    • Connection over outcomes
    • Creativity and flexibility
    • Staying faithful long-term
    • Marriage under pressure
    • Celebrating small wins

    Find more on Guest:

    • One Big Happy Home
    • One Big Happy Home on Social
    • The Empowered Parent Podcast
    • Follow Ryan on Instagram

    Find More on Hope Bridge:

    • Visit Our Website
    • Follow us on Instagram
    • Follow us on Facebook

    Register for Mobilize Ohio 2026!

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    42 分
  • 117. Spiritual Formation: Living Generously
    2026/01/26

    Today, we’re continuing our spiritual formation series by talking about the discipline of generosity. Jesus has so much to say about generosity in the Bible, and we’re reminded that it truly is more blessed to give than to receive.

    We discuss how generosity isn’t just a spiritual concept; it also has real mental and physical benefits, backed by science.

    We’re also joined by Lewis Yoder, Executive Director of the Christ Foundation, who shares how their organization lives out generosity by funding nonprofits through grants to help them make a bigger impact in their communities.

    And we talk about how generosity isn’t only about money. It can look like giving your time, using your gifts, showing up for someone, or simply being kind and intentional in everyday life.

    This episode is all about rethinking generosity and how it can become a natural part of how we live and love others.


    Episode Highlights:

    • Spiritual Discipline of Generosity
    • The Science of Giving
    • Stewardship
    • Faith in Action

    Find More on Hope Bridge:

    • Pastor & Ministry Leader Brunch
    • Mobilize Ohio
    • Visit Our Website
    • Follow us on Instagram
    • Follow us on Facebook

    Register for Mobilize Ohio 2026!

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    26 分
  • 116. The Gift of Raising Differently Abled Children with Kim Bezek
    2026/01/19

    Today on Restoried, we’re joined by Kim Bezek, one of our breakout speakers for Mobilize Ohio. Kim is a children’s ministry director at a local church and a mom of five, parenting kids with a wide range of abilities, including Down syndrome and ADHD.

    Kim shares honestly about what it’s like to embrace a life that doesn’t look the way you originally imagined, and how that experience connects so deeply with foster and adoptive parenting. She talks about raising kids who don’t fit the “mold” and how that journey has stretched her, shaped her perspective, and deepened her faith along the way.

    We also discuss into the importance of advocating well for your kids, and learning how to extend grace while still speaking up with confidence and authority. Kim reminds us that whether you’re parenting kids with different needs or kids who’ve experienced trauma, advocacy starts with education.

    This is a conversation full of honesty, encouragement, and practical wisdom. It is one you won’t want to miss!

    Episode Highlights:

    • Meet Kim Bezek
    • Parenting Differently Abled Children
    • Releasing Control
    • Advocating for your children
    • Mobilize Ohio 2026

    Find more on Guest/Links mentioned in this episode:

    • The Adapted Way
    • Key Ministry
    • Raising Autistic Disciples on Instagram
    • How to Advocate and Stay Christian Book

    Find More on Hope Bridge:

    • Register for Mobilize Ohio 2026
    • Visit Our Website
    • Follow us on Instagram
    • Follow us on Facebook

    Register for Mobilize Ohio 2026!

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    45 分
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