What can the Apostle Paul’s words in Philippians 3:1 teach us about parenting, repetition, and joy? In this episode of the Key Ministry Podcast, Dr. Chris Hulshof shares a powerful reflection on how repetition—so often seen as tedious or tiresome—can actually be a gift from God. Drawing from Scripture, personal experience, and wisdom from G.K. Chesterton, Dr. Hulshof helps us see how repetition in our lives, especially as parents of children impacted by disability, mirrors the steadfast heart of God.

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Dr. Steve Grcevich interviews Dr. Jim Sells about his new book When Hurting People Come to Church, coauthored with Shaunti Feldhahn. Together, they explore a practical model for how churches can support people with mental health struggles—not just through professional referrals, but by equipping every believer to offer presence, compassion, and hope. The conversation highlights how mental health ministry can become a vital strategy for discipleship, evangelism, and true community in the church.

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In this episode, Sandra interviews Stephanie Hubach to discuss how churches can support all the members of a special-needs family. What challenges do they face, and how can the church provide hope and help for these families?

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What does Sunday morning look like before a special needs family ever walks through your church doors? In this episode, Amy Kendall takes church leaders hour by hour through the realities families face—from the moment their child wakes up to the challenges of simply arriving at church. You’ll gain practical insight into what families experience, the stress points you may never see, and how your church can prepare to welcome them with understanding and compassion.

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In John 9–10, Jesus contrasts false shepherds with the Good Shepherd—and Dr. Chris Hulshof applies that lens to disability ministry. Learn the five qualities of a “disability-effective” leader—Understanding, Trust, Safety, Accessibility, and Sacrifice—with practical steps, reflection questions, and a weekly challenge for your team.

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In this episode of Key Ministry: The Podcast, Amy Kendall shares the value of having student volunteers in disability ministry. She highlights the unique energy, reliability, and relatability students bring, along with how serving builds their confidence and leadership skills. Listeners are encouraged to intentionally invite and mentor young people as vital members of their ministry teams.

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This episode of Key Ministry the Podcast, with Dr. Chris Hulshof, explores the difference between simply welcoming someone and truly offering them belonging in the body of Christ. Drawing from Acts 9 and Saul’s encounter with Ananias, we see that belonging is expressed through relationships, the work of the Holy Spirit, and full participation in the life of the church. True belonging means people with disabilities are not just included but embraced as family, gifted by the Spirit, and fully engaged in fellowship and ministry.

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