Alright, we're pretty much tired of talking about the Coronavirus. Let's recap what we've learned and talk about how to prepare for what's on the other side.
Jeremy Pryor of FamilyTeams talks with us about how families can stay unified and grow stronger in the middle of a pandemic.
Hey friends. This is not the entirety of the conversation that needs to be had. We just wanted to share our thoughts and a few challenges with you on racial injustice and reconciliation. We’re working on processing all of this and moving towards change within ourselves and we invite you to do so as well. This minisode is just a starter and we hope to point you to others who are having much more in depth and knowledgable conversations.
Did you know that it's important to grieve? To actually take time and feel your feelings? Let's talk about why that is and how to do it! Our guest is a friend of Adam's from college and she has some serious wisdom about the grieving process and has experienced what that looks like during this pandemic.
How do you respond to those who have a way different approach to the virus than you? It can be hard to avoid tension and to love others right now. We all are experiencing this a little bit differently so how do we remain unified and loving people despite our differences? Let's talk about it!
Are you bored out of your freaking mind? We hopped onto Zoom with three of the most fun and creative people we know to give you tips and ideas for how to break the cycle of monotony and boredom during this quarantine season.
It can be super tough to discern what's right and wrong right now. There are a lot of gray areas. How do we determine what risks are worth taking? How do we do so while being smart? What does the Bible call out of us in a time like this? In this episode, Will & Adam sit down with Adam's father in law to tackle those questions.
Adam and Will sit down over Zoom with Will's friend, Curtis, to talk about what the Church is and how Christians should respond to the Coronavirus.
What does trusting God even mean? We hear this phrase all the time but do we actually understand it? Adam and Will talk about what this looks like in a time like this-- and what it doesn't! Follow us on instagram @thedaily_commuters & Facebook @thedailycommuters
With life totally out of rhythm, how do we not only stay sane but also rooted in Jesus? How do we deal with some of the fear and anxiety? Will & Adam sit down with their wives to talk about what's been working for them and what hasn't been in this season of life that is just plain weird.
With life totally out of rhythm, how do we not only stay sane but also rooted in Jesus? How do we deal with some of the fear and anxiety? Will & Adam sit down with their wives to talk about what's been working for them and what hasn't been in this season of life that is just plain weird.
Introducing The Daily Commute: Quarantine Conversations. A podcast where we are going to talk about our journeys with Jesus in the midst of a pandemic.