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Key Life isn’t for everyone. If you want the Bible to be a “book of rules,” if you think there is something unspiritual about laughter and dangerous about freedom and if you define faithfulness as conformity to Christian stereotypes, then Key Life probably isn’t for you. But if you’re interested in an honest, non-manipulative and thoughtful presentation of Biblical truth in the context of Christ’s unconditional love, Key Life may be for you. If you need to hear the hopeful truth that God isn ...
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Stephanie Smith

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Be equipped to be spiritually strong, emotionally healthy, and relationally smart. Learn timeless truths from the Bible and modern insights from science on human dynamics and development. You can achieve your immeasurable, eternal, and irreplaceable impact -- and help upcoming generations do the same. Come curious. Go galvanized, ready to engage fully in God's grand story! https://www.stephaniepresents.com/
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There are certain keys of life that unlock the inner doors of your potential! The ancients have discovered these master keys and have passed on this sacred knowledge from generation to generation. Key of life is about sharing this wisdom
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"Life in the key of M"-The podcast features conversations with a myriad of marvelous beings (makers, motivators, mavens, moguls) who use their powers for good to enrich culture and move society forward. This mobile podcast is hosted by MamaSoul and NYC is her studio.
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Does the idea of discovering “God’s will” confuse, terrify, bore, or excite you? Is there even such a thing as divine direction? If so, how can we recognize it? Seven principles from the example of Nehemiah enable us to make good judgments about whether we’re hearing God’s divine direction, our own desires masquerading as God’s will, or something e…
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Is it easier to keep kids safe or teach them to be strong? What if strength is the best way to keep kids safe -- for life? Learn 10 ways to build strong kids in this two-part series. While the application varies by age, the principles apply from tots to teens. Today we'll dive into: Struggle Speaking Perspective Unfamiliar Horizons You'll discover …
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Who is the first group of people you would employ after an organization-wide overhaul? Musicians probably isn't your answer. But that's exactly who Nehemiah prioritized after Jerusalem's walls were rebuilt and gates were installed. Singers and priests led worship and interceded on behalf of others. There's something about worship and intercession t…
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In Part 2, we continue investigating how children develop a healthy, Christ-centered self-esteem. In Part 1, we explored the importance of dignity; the difference between applause and affirmation; the necessity to be intentional about being attentional. Today we look at four more ways self-esteem develops (or doesn't!) Self-expression tethered to s…
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Courageous people practice introspection and ask four key questions. Not just once but as a lifetime habit! I unpack these four questions and other insights from our continued study in the Old Testament book, Nehemiah. We see: God's timing is perfect -- and is a model for us to practice considerate timing with others Why we need to be mindful who w…
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How do you nourish self-esteem in children that's Christ-centered? How do you avoid the extremes of arrogance or insecurity? While there are no guaranteed-outcome formulas, there are principles. In Part 1, I share three practices you can apply at any age. I unpack: What treating children with dignity looks like When to affirm and when to applaud Wh…
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Let's be honest. Our success isn't always met with cheers -- especially from those closest to us. Let's be courageously honest and admit our initial response to other people's success may not always be applause, either. Why? Self-esteem. In whatever area of insecurity, loss, disappointment, or pain we have, we're tempted to resent more than respect…
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What masquerades as “Biblical” teaching that is anything but? What motivates – and sabotages – the best-intentioned parents? Fear – especially when the world is a scary place. Learn how to avoid three common false antidotes to fear. Recognize the eight warning signs fear may be motivating you – in one or more areas. Hear how to face and replace fea…
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Fear is a four-letter word for a reason. It’s one of the most destructive forces on the planet. It’s also one of the most subtle. But conquering it requires us to say its name. We call it what it is. The difficulty is fear doesn’t always show up clothed in a monster outfit. Sometimes it dresses like our best friend and invites us to dinner. In toda…
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It's not just "popular, charismatic, extroverted, or beautiful" kids who need to be raised to be leaders. Leadership is about character, not personality or physical traits. Learn six characteristics to intentionally develop in each child following the example of Nehemiah and Christ. Being content with less than what a person can obtain or afford St…
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Just because a leader is "effective" doesn't make them superb. History shows "effective" tyrants can harmful tyrants. What makes the difference between a superb leader or a harmful tyrant? We'll examine six principles for distinguishing the difference. Whether the leader is you or someone else, in a paid position, volunteer capacity, or role within…
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All of parenting (and life) is lived in a state of tension. Not the kind of tension that comes from endless laundry, sibling squabbles, and sassy kiddos. But tension between two truths that must be held in balance. Teaching kids to respect leaders while being aware leaders can manipulate, exploit, and abuse, is definitely one of those tensions. Lea…
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Three words scare me. "God told me." Why? Because those words began a life-changing, one-sided discussion from a person in a position of spiritual authority which devastated my heart. I understand "church hurt" from experience. How do we recover from leadership failures? We have examples in the Bible because leadership failure is nothing new. Conti…
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How does a parent raise kids prepared for the real world without creating paranoia? It's difficult -- especially when this includes teaching kids to recognize that even people they know might be manipulative, abusive, or exploitative. It's not always strangers or people "out there." I unpack this tough topic today, using Nehemiah 5 as the perfect b…
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Betrayal, abuse, manipulation, exploitation. Tragically, it's not just "outsiders" who subject us to these behaviors. It can come from right within our families, communities, and even our churches. Being wounded by spiritual leaders is especially devastating. In Nehemiah 5, we see four specific steps that are taken to deal with the abusive leadersh…
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Is making your four-year-old let Aunt Helen hug her a bad idea? What does a younger sibling knocking over an older toddler's blocks have to do with flower gardens and your neighbor's nosy dog? Why will you never win a power struggle? What's one of the most life-impacting practices you can do as a parent? Get insights and answers to these questions …
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What possible connection could Emily Dickinson and Nehemiah have? You might be surprised! In today’s episode, you’ll see how the ancient leader Nehemiah employed three leadership practices just as relevant today as 2,500 years ago. 1. Distinguish between practices that are appropriate for an emergency or a season but aren’t sustainable in the long …
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"Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" isn't a wise adage. It's the comeback of someone who’s been hurt by words but doesn't want to let it show. Words wound or heal. They tear apart or bring together. They strengthen or destroy. The first 14 verses of Nehemiah 4 are an opportunity to teach (and re-teach and re-teach) …
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Success doesn’t always make you a star. Sometimes it makes you a target. That’s what happens to Nehemiah and the Jews who are at work rebuilding Jerusalem’s walls. In the 4th chapter, verses 1-14, we see these truths: 1. Accomplishments will make you a target. 2. Never underestimate what a unified body of people can accomplish. 3. Anticipate resist…
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