Going way back into the archives for this one – From 2021, Peter Rosenberger is joined by Jill McElheny of Columbia International University to discuss the school's nursing program and how it ministers to the spiritual needs of patients.

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Peter was present to celebrate the 75^th birthday of Joni Erickson Tada and brings his take-a-ways from their long friendship to his listeners. We may not have extraordinary circumstances, but God can and will use us as He uses all that He calls to his purposes.

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Jochon (Jack) Wurfl joins Peter to talk about his extraordinary survival story as he and his brother endured the holocaust as children. This program is especially designed to commemorate the one-year mark of the Hamas attack on Israel. More can be learned about his story from his book, “My Two Lives”.

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Being responsible citizens, that’s how Peter kicks off his program this week. The he is joined by Chris Maxwell to discuss his story as told in his book, Things We’ve Handed Down: twelve letter I leave for you.

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One of the Best-Of programs from the Hope For The Caregiver archives, Peter’s conversation with Elton & Laquita Higgs discussing their book, Shattered Dreams---But Hope: Encouragement for Caregivers of Huntington’s Disease and Other Progressive Illnesses.

With the passing of Peter’s father, Peter remembers his life well lived and celebrates the man who’s life gave him a picture of service to his Lord, Jesus.

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Too many times we all do what is easy rather than put our efforts to the test. This week, Peter asks us to examine one question in this regard, “Why are you not involved in a good, gospel preaching church?...

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Healthy Caregivers Make Better Caregivers! That’s Peter’s moto and he helps us deep-dive into some of the mechanics of becoming a healthier caregiver, physically, spiritually, and emotionally.

Strengthening the family caregiver - what does that look like? It can look very different depending upon the circumstances, and remembering Christ is where our hope lies has to be key. Part of serving as a caregiver is making hard things bearable and part of serving Christ is being involved in holding back the darkness.

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Peter reinforces the importance of boundaries and boarders in our lives, both as caregivers and personally, but also as a nation governed by laws intended to protect it’s citizens.

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We proudly re-visit our program from last year, an interview with Laura Story, Praise Leader, composer, recording artist, author, mom and caregiver.

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This week we get a small peek into Peter & Gracie’s early days, before marriage and after, as Peter reminisces a bit about their upcoming celebration of 38 years – What a ride!

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Peter’s thoughts this week may seem unrelated but the central thread for us as caregivers is clarity of thought, clarity of understanding and caution of speech - always a must to avoid giving the best speech you’ll ever regret.

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Peter always seeks to encourage his listeners and this week is no exception. His topics include the struggle we caregivers have staying healthy, a word to those dealing with loved ones with addictions caregivers and guest, Kendra White of American Family Association, talking about a new opportunity to grow in grace and confidence through Activate.

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Since the shooting attempt of former President Trump, eyes and ears everywhere have been focused on the event and the aftermath. Peter addresses the event from the viewpoint of the caregiver with some insight you may not have yet heard.

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This week Peter reminds us just how big sin is in the eyes of our Father and how much bigger the Cross of Christ is that sin. He also shares a conversation with long-time friend and pastor/counselor, Mike Flynn offering insight into the skill of listening. As we live to honor Christ in all things, does the way we listen to others honoring them but first and foremost, are we honoring Christ?

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Are you now or have you ever tried to paddle the canoe upstream? It’s not a task Peter recommends, and he helps us recognize it. Then Peter talks with his long-time friend, Dale Richardson, about one way to become a healthier caregiver.

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Peter helps us with a reminder that EVERYONE needs time away from the tasks at hand, especially caregivers and he brings rest into focus as some of us have not seen it before.

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Peter shares a bit about his trip to South Carolina with us and endeavors to impress upon us the importance of seeking out wise counsel with encouragement to allow ourselves use our experience to listen to our own counsel.

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Peter has a bit of encouragement for us caregivers centering around remembering to include our own melodies in our songs of life. Peter is joined by his good and long-time encouragement-offering friend, Pastor Dan Scott to discuss a Biblical approach to dealing with loved ones for whom we care with mental illness and how the church’s response often falls short of the ideal.

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