Send us a text Former U.S. Marine Corps special operations veteran Dennis Price, who served 18.5 years across 15 deployments, recounts his spiral into a life defined by "bitterness and rage" following an IED-initiated ambush. His personal crisis peaked with a $1.2 million medical bill for his daughter and a denied military retirement, leading him to the brink of suicide. Price dramatically submitted his life to Christ on the side of the Pangur River Valley, realizing his calling was not to be...
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Send us a text Former U.S. Marine Corps special operations veteran Dennis Price, who served 18.5 years across 15 deployments, recounts his spiral into a life defined by "bitterness and rage" following an IED-initiated ambush. His personal crisis peaked with a $1.2 million medical bill for his daughter and a denied military retirement, leading him to the brink of suicide. Price dramatically submitted his life to Christ on the side of the Pangur River Valley, realizing his calling was not to be...
Ep. 79 - Why are Young People Leaving Church? Pastor Bradshaw's Advice to Church Members
The Sondra Heartstone Show
36 minutes
9 months ago
Ep. 79 - Why are Young People Leaving Church? Pastor Bradshaw's Advice to Church Members
Send us a text Why are Young People Leaving Church? Pastor Bradshaw's Advice to Church Members Are churches really losing their youth? In this powerful interview with Pastor Rickie Bradshaw, a veteran minister with 39 years of experience, we dive deep into why young people are disconnecting from church - and his answer might surprise you. After seeing his own congregation transform, Pastor Bradshaw shares raw, honest insights about: Why traditional church programs aren't enough anymore The ...
The Sondra Heartstone Show
Send us a text Former U.S. Marine Corps special operations veteran Dennis Price, who served 18.5 years across 15 deployments, recounts his spiral into a life defined by "bitterness and rage" following an IED-initiated ambush. His personal crisis peaked with a $1.2 million medical bill for his daughter and a denied military retirement, leading him to the brink of suicide. Price dramatically submitted his life to Christ on the side of the Pangur River Valley, realizing his calling was not to be...
