Hope for the Caregiver | November 19th
November 19, 2022
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"Hope for the Caregiver," with Peter Rosenberger, is a weekly broadcast strengthening fellow caregivers.
Peter Rosenberger hosts Hope for the Caregiver.
Being a caregiver is hard work, exhausting mentally, physically, and emotionally. Peter Rosenberger offers practical, Biblical structure for those caring for loved ones. Hope is found in Christ-centered service to those we are serving.
This week Peter's message is Bluetooth & crock-pots as he shares some of his care-giving journey.
From matters of the heart; the most difficult wounds to heal to Jeremiah 29:9, how do we stand firm whatever may befall?
This week we hear an amazing testimony to God's faithfulness from former service member, Fernando Arroyo. His book is entitled, The Shadow of Death: From My Battles in Fallujah to the Battle for My Soul and his story is simply astounding.
His book can be found at:
This we week we learn about Gracie’s relationship with Alexa – hard isn’t the same as bad. That no IS a complete sentence!
We are treated to an interview with author Mary Tutterow – The Heart of the Caregiver: from overwhelmed to overjoyed. And lastly, some amazing phrases – How do you talk to yourself?
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A Foot Problem – Sometimes you just need a little more support and a bit more space.
A best-of interview with the Rev. Percy McCray Jr. Pastor McCray who has spent more than 20 years ministering to cancer patients and their caregivers at Cancer Treatment Centers of America® (CTCA), and recognizes cancer care ministry as a special calling from God. Pastor McCray considers faith a key, but often overlooked, component of cancer treatment.
This week Peter says, “Have some fun; live your life!” Easier said than done sometimes but he has some hints for incorporating fun into your stressful situation.
Also, Safety First! Many caregivers find themselves fearful for themselves or family as they try to care for those with addictions and mental impairments, so making sure you are safe is very important.
The last half of the program is a real treat as Peter talks with songwriter & performer, Pam Wesson as they discuss her song, “Mamma Cant Remember”.
This week Peter addresses concerns about caregivers who often find themselves running out of resources and the desperateness that results leaving us easy pickings for financial predators.
Also on the program, more of Gracie’s story, living of the assurance of our Savior and finding a place of quiet rest.
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Peter addresses our universal reaction to pain; all kinds of pain and how the believer in Christ can rest in Him and draw on Christ's unfailing, ineffable resources of grace, mercy and love.
Peter shares from his own experience how hard it can be to present ourselves as a sacrifice for those we care for.
Obedience that please God is always a believing obedience meaning, we know what God has said, we believed what He said and we act in obedience because of His love.
You may say, "what does this have to do with caregiving?" Well, keep listening.
Peter's program this week -
*The blight of our culture’s identity plight
- Necessary Surgery versus intentional mutilation.
- Out Great Redeemer
*Joining Peter: Tom and Amanda Dyer, makers of:
“Unseen: How We’re Failing Caregivers & Why It Matters”, a documentary about caregivers and their difficulties.
*”Self-care for Caregiver” a book authored by a veteran caregiver and blogger, Susanne White.
P I C – Pilot In Command – you as a caregiver must accept the responsibility of “command” when the occasion calls for it.
Peter is joined by Frank Frazier, long-time aviator and caregiver.
In the first portions of the program Peter shares some hard-learned wisdom about caring for that loved on;
The Three ‘Ps’
Next Peter is joined by Dr. Betsy McCoughey (McCoy), former Lt. Governor of New York and founder and Chairman of the Committee to Reduce Infection Deaths (also known as RID), a nationwide educational campaign to stop hospital-acquired infections.
Then Peter visits with some inspirational old friends from Africa, Moses Koho and Richard Oususa.
Peter tells caregivers to H. A. L. T.
Then Peter introduces us to his long-time friend, John & Cindy Hamshire, missionaries with Wycliffe Bible Translators. Their mission in the Republic of Congo will encourage us.
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This week Peter shares the three “I”s of Cargiving – Loss of independence; isolation: and loss of identity.
In the last segment of the program Peter is joined by Lela Gilbert, co-author of, “Heroic Faith: hope amid global persecution”.
Peter looks at the “Goliath“ that is being a caregiver using the Biblical example of David, then he is joined by Lynn Vander Woude Aho, Missionary to Tonga.
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This week Peter addresses the unique needs of care-giving in the first half of the program and then welcomes Robby Dilmore, The Christian Car-guy.
Christiancarguy.com
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Peter offers inspiration and encouragement in the face of resentment.
Joining Peter for the second half of the program is Pastor Jim Bachmann, Senior Pastor of Stephen Valley Church in Nashville, TN.
www.stephensvalley.church
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Peter's guest this week is Robert J. Morgan; long-time caregiver, pastor, and author of, Then Sings My Soul, insightful books about the importance of hymns to a believer.
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Being a caregiver is hard work, exhausting mentally, physically, and emotionally. Peter Rosenberger offers practical, Biblical structure for those caring for loved ones. Hope is found in Christ-centered service to those we are serving.
Encouragement for helping us in the face of frustration; don't let your flesh cause you to bring shame to the name of Christ.
This week Peter reflects on a couple of early experiences as a caregiver for his wife Gracie.
In part two of the program Peter is joined by John Knox of the OPT Adoption Institute talking about I Am That Kid, a platform amplifying the life-changing stories of incredible people who were adopted as kids.
OPT Institute is dedicated to improving access to and support for private infant adoption. Opt Institute
Lastly, Peter offers his thoughts regarding the uptick in cultural violence and how the church should respond.
