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Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie

Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie

著者： Chrys Howard and Shellie Tomlinson
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Many times parents can’t “see the trees” because the forest is overwhelming. Can I get an AMEN? Each week, Chrys and Shellie, seasoned moms and grandmas, help listeners see life lessons in the simple events that happen daily. If you could use some Godly parenting wisdom, encouragement and inspiration, along with some fun, real life stories, this podcast is for you! スピリチュアリティ 人間関係 子育て
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  • Podcast with Luis Matos | Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie

    Podcast with Luis Matos | Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie
    2026/10/22
    In this heartfelt episode, Chrys and Shellie sit down with Luis Matos to hear the remarkable story of God’s faithfulness through hardship, waiting, friendship, education, and answered prayer. Louis shares about growing up in an orphanage in the Donovan Republic, meeting people from America through a church partnership with Chrys’ church, learning English, navigating the long process of receiving his papers, and eventually graduating from Liberty University. His story is one of perseverance and grace and a powerful reminder that God is present even when the path forward is unclear. Throughout the conversation, Luis reflects on the people who encouraged him, the challenges he faced, and what it means to wait on the Lord with hope. Rocking It is now streaming on EKKL. Get every new episode ad-free, and get 20% off with code ROCKINGIT: ⁠⁠https://ekkl.com/⁠ In this episode, we discuss: ● Luis’s childhood and his experience growing up in an orphanage. ● What it meant to meet someone from America as an 11-year-old who did not yet speak English. ● How Luis realized he needed to learn English and the creative ways he learned. ● The long journey of receiving his legal papers. ● What it meant to graduate from Liberty University in front of thousands of people. ● The importance of waiting on the Lord. ● Encouragement for anyone currently living in a season of waiting. ● The grandmother-like figures who supported, encouraged, and cheered Luis on. ● The ways God uses relationships to provide care, direction, and hope. Luis’s story reminds us that our beginnings do not determine our endings. God can use faithful people, unexpected opportunities, and long seasons of waiting to shape a life for His purposes. A thought to carry with you: Waiting is not wasted when we are waiting with the Lord. Even when we cannot see what He is doing, He is still faithful. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    34 分
  • When Faith and Grief Walk Together: Remembering Jordyn

    When Faith and Grief Walk Together: Remembering Jordyn
    2026/10/15
    How do you walk alongside your child when she faces a heartbreak you cannot fix? In this tender episode of Rocking It with Chrys and Shellie—the grandmas you didn’t know you needed, we welcome a dear friend, Rhonda Perry, who shares her family’s story through a grandmother’s eyes. Early in her pregnancy, her daughter, Jami-Lynn, learned that her baby, Jordyn, had anencephaly and would not survive long after birth. Jami-Lynn chose to carry her baby to term, cherishing the life she carried and preparing for a hello that would also mean goodbye. Jordyn lived just a few precious minutes, but her place in the family’s heart endures. Together, we talk about the months of waiting, the gift of those brief moments, and a grandmother’s experience of grieving while supporting her daughter. We explore God’s presence in suffering, meaningful ways to remember a beloved baby, and how to offer comfort when words fall short. At the heart of this conversation is a truth we want every hurting family to hear: There is room for both unwavering faith and profound grief. For early, ad free access, visit: EKKL.com and use code ROCKING IT — for 20% off your first year In this episode, we discuss: ● Receiving a heartbreaking diagnosis during pregnancy. ● Supporting our children when we cannot change their circumstances. ● Honoring Jordyn’s life and keeping her memory close. ● Carrying our own grief while helping someone we love carry theirs. ● What helps grieving families feel loved and supported. ● Walking by faith when the road ahead is unclear. Whether you have experienced a similar loss or love someone who has, we hope this conversation helps you feel less alone. Listener note: This episode includes discussion of a life-limiting prenatal diagnosis, infant loss, and grief. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    33 分
  • Rhonda Stoppe: Don’t Waste Your Hurts

    Rhonda Stoppe: Don’t Waste Your Hurts
    2026/10/08
    What if some of the hardest things you’ve walked through could become the very things God uses to encourage someone else? This week on Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie, we sit down with wife, mom, grandmother, ministry leader, author, and speaker Rhonda Stoppe for an honest conversation about family, ministry, relationships, and finding purpose in the difficult parts of our stories. Rhonda believes meaningful relationships grow when we’re willing to move beyond surface-level conversations and honestly share some of the hard things we’ve experienced. Her message is simple and powerful: Don’t waste your hurts. The difficult seasons we’ve survived may become the encouragement someone else desperately needs. When we’re willing to share our stories, not for attention, but for connection, our experiences can remind someone else that they aren’t alone and give them hope to keep going. Rhonda also gives us a peek into her very full life as a grandmother of 15, including what it’s really like to live on the same property with 11 of those grandchildren! She shares the joys, realities, boundaries, and blessings that come with having so much family close by. As a longtime preacher’s wife and ministry leader, Rhonda brings honesty and humor to the realities of marriage, motherhood, grandmotherhood, ministry, and simply being a woman trying to follow Jesus through every season. This conversation is a reminder that God doesn’t have to waste any part of our stories, even the parts we wish we could rewrite. In This Episode, We Talk About ● What Rhonda means when she says, “Don’t waste your hurts” ● Why sharing our difficult experiences can give someone else hope ● Moving beyond surface-level relationships ● The importance of honesty and vulnerability ● Knowing when and how to share the harder parts of our stories ● Finding purpose in seasons we never would have chosen ● Rhonda’s life as a preacher’s wife and ministry leader ● What years of serving women have taught her ● Being a grandmother to 15 grandchildren ● What it’s really like having 11 grandchildren living on the same property ● Staying connected to adult children and grandchildren while respecting boundaries ● Using every season of life to encourage the people God puts in our path Key Takeaway Don’t waste your hurts. The story you once wished you didn’t have to tell may become the story that gives someone else hope. Scripture Connection “The God of all comfort… comforts us in all our troubles, so that we can comfort those in any trouble with the comfort we ourselves receive from God.” - 2 Corinthians 1:3–4 About Our Guest Rhonda Stoppe is an author, speaker, wife, mother, grandmother, and longtime ministry leader. As a preacher’s wife, she has spent years walking alongside women through the joys and difficulties of real life. Known for her honest, practical, and faith-filled approach, Rhonda encourages women to build purposeful relationships, invest in their families, and allow God to use every part of their stories. She’s also the grandmother of 15 and has the unusual joy of living on the same property with 11 of them! Listener Reflection Is there a difficult season in your life that you’ve always wished you could erase? What if God could use what you learned in that season to help someone walking through the same thing today? You don’t have to share everything with everyone. But maybe there is someone who needs to hear: “I’ve been there too. And here’s what God taught me along the way.” Join the Conversation We want to hear from you: Has someone else’s willingness to share a difficult part of their story ever helped you through your own? Or maybe you’re the one who has learned to use a past hurt to encourage others. Share this episode with a friend who has walked through something hard and come out with wisdom worth passing along. Subscribe to Rocking It with Chrys & Shellie, the grandmas you didn’t know you needed, for more conversations about faith, family, relationships, and navigating the real stuff of life.
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    29 分
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