Don’t miss the fun moments and authentic stories from Prairie Aviation students, Autumn and Ashlyn, who joined us around our Tuesday College and Careers table last year and have continued to bring in more students and friends our second year gathering together!

You'll be encouraged as you listen in - and hopefully have a good laugh or two!

Pull up a chair - you'll get to experience a face-paced conversation that has come to define our Tuesday evenings with our C&C friends!

After a weekend in Banff, Tony and Kimberley set this episode amongst the mountains - they cover the normal range of good things, books read, things in the Bible that stood out to them...anecdotes are a tad different this time - but Joy rarely looks the same.

Grab a coffee and join us!

In this episode, Kimberley and Tony engage in a light-hearted yet meaningful conversation that touches on various aspects of life, faith, and relationships. They start with playful banter about compliments and the importance of expressing affection, leading into a discussion about prayer. As they share personal anecdotes, they reflect on the joy found in community and fellowship, particularly during a recent birthday celebration with friends. The conversation then shifts to deeper topics, such as the challenges of discussing faith and beliefs, especially regarding creation and evolution, emphasizing the importance of love and understanding in these discussions.

The episode also explores the concept of joy versus happiness, with Tony sharing a nostalgic story from his childhood. This story serves as a metaphor for maintaining joy amidst negativity and criticism. They conclude with reflections on their marriage, the importance of patience, and the joy of shared experiences, including their wedding day. Throughout the episode, the couple emphasizes the significance of love, faith, and community in navigating life's challenges.

In this engaging conversation, Tony and Kimberley share personal anecdotes about family, caregiving, and the joy found in everyday moments. They reflect on the importance of community, the impact of sports, and insights gained from their time spent reading the Bible. The discussion also touches on literature, parenting challenges, and the significance of understanding love languages in relationships. Ultimately, the conversation emphasizes the value of joy in both simple and profound experiences.

In this engaging conversation, Tony and Kimberley reflect on the New Year, sharing personal stories, family memories, and Biblical-centered insights. They discuss the impact of movies on life, the transition of their children into teenagers, and the importance of finding joy amidst loss. As they set goals for the upcoming year, they emphasize the significance of being present and encouraging to others, while also recognizing the love and support from God.

In this conversation, Kimberly and Tony Baker explore themes of grief, joy, and the importance of family traditions during the holiday season. They reflect on personal experiences of loss, the significance of forgiveness, and the transformative power of gratitude. The discussion also includes insights on parenting, the lineage of Christ, and the importance of community support. Through their stories and reflections, they encourage listeners to find joy in difficult times and to keep their eyes on Jesus.

Grab some hot cocoa and curl up while Kimberley reads "Grace for Grandpa", a short story written by Tony Baker for the Christmas Eve service at Bethel Church in Three Hills.

Have a very Merry Christmas, from our family to you.

{*Trigger Warning*

This episode contains descriptions of death and suicide that some listeners may find disturbing and may not be suitable for younger audiences. Listener discretion is advised.}

This episode deals with the reality that the holiday season holds more than just joy and peace - you may find that these days that have been looked forward to and cherished are hijacked by death and you are left blindsided.

Tony and Kimberley sit down and share their experience of losing a loved one to suicide during the "happiest time of the year" and how they navigated, not just the immediate days, but the years following.

If you or a loved one is struggling with depression or suicidal thoughts, please know that there is hope in Jesus and there are resources for you. In the US & Canada, the Suicide Crisis Hotline is 988.