Ep 6 - BECOMING:known

You know for KING + COUNTRY and their sister Rebecca St. James as some of Christian music's biggest hitmakers, but did you know that their story began long before they won their first of four GRAMMYs? AccessMore is proud to present the Unsung Hero podcast, giving an inside look at how the movie was made, and the revealing stories behind the scenes with the family and cast of the movie including Candace Cameron Bure, Daisy Betts, Hillary Scott, Lucas Black and Terry O'Quinn. Subscribe now HERE or wherever you listen or watch podcasts so you don't miss an episode! Unsung Hero is in theaters nationwide on April 26th. Get more info here: tickets.unsunghero.movie/

In this special episode, the Smallbone family is hosted by Paula Faris and Rebecca St James. Together, Joel Smallbone (for KING & COUNTRY) his wife Moriah Smallbone, sister Rebecca and their parents Helen & David share powerful stories of coming to America, trusting the faithfulness of God, and seeing God miraculously provide. They share the things God has taught them about family life and how David and Helen’s faith has led to generational blessing. Journey to Bethlehem Movie in Theaters.

Fund conversations that matter: donate.accessmore.comSometimes you need to look back to move forward. Break down the true (not trite) meaning of Love found in scripture that leads to BECOMING:known in the season finale of #BECOMINGus.You can learn the same BECOMING practices shared by Moriah & Joel by visiting www.thebecomingacademy.com. Use the discount promo code “Smallbone”.www.becomingfoundation.org 1 Corinthians 3:17-18 Journey to Bethlehem Movie in Theaters.

From the wedding to the hospital, Moriah & Joel experienced the extremes of what BECOMING:married really means. The Smallbone's and their mentor Kerry Hasenbalg look for the silver-linings God provides in times of sudden change. Dive into the same spiritual tools discussed in this episode of #BECOMINGus on thebecomingacademy.com with the discount code “smallbone” at checkout. Click SUBSCRIBE and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation online around what it means to become all that God intended us to be. Journey to Bethlehem Movie in Theaters.

Post-engagement disengagement? It’s a thing. This week, Moriah & Joel share their season of surprising loneliness.Click SUBSCRIBE and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation online around what it means to become all that God intended us to be.To gain more insight on how to address unmet expectations, comparisons and transitions, or go deeper into some of the tools that we’ve learned from our mentor, Kerry Hasenbalg, you can use the promo code SMALLBONE for a discount on www.thebecomingacademy.com  Journey to Bethlehem Movie in Theaters.

After earning the adoration of Moriah's extended Mexican family, Joel continues his pursuit with a rose-petaled proposal that catches her completely off-guard.Join us for BECOMING:engaged where Joel and Moriah discuss with Kerry what engaging in trust, relationship and faith looks like even when the path seems uncertain.Click SUBSCRIBE and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation online around what it means to become all that God intended us to be.The heartbeat of BECOMING US is to engage with you through our story, to be a part of your story, and encourage you along the way. If you would like to go deeper into some of the tools that we have learned through The Becoming Academy and Kerry Hasenbalg, you can use the coupon SMALLBONE for a discount to the online BECOMING curriculum at www.thebecomingacademy.com  Journey to Bethlehem Movie in Theaters.

Moriah reveals her fears around falling in love. Joel remembers a season of failure. Together, they share how reactions to anxieties can upend any relationship. Mentor, Kerry Hasenbalg joins the conversation to get into the grit of what “perfect love casting out fear” really looks like. Learn healthy ways to respond to natural fears through practical faith practices.Click SUBSCRIBE and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation online around what it means to become all that God intended us to be.The heartbeat of BECOMING US is to engage with you through our story, to be a part of your story, and encourage you along the way. If you would like to go deeper into some of the tools that we have learned through The Becoming Academy and Kerry Hasenbalg, you can use the coupon SMALLBONE for a discount to the online BECOMING curriculum at www.thebecomingacademy.com 

Joel was a groomsman. Moriah was a wedding crasher. The stage is set for an awkward first meeting. How does a relationship work when it starts with fireworks for one person but not the other? Find out why their fumbly-bumbly beginning led to song-writing, shared interests and answered prayers. Plus, get a quick preview of what’s coming in Episode II, “BECOMING:fearful.”Click "subscribe" and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the conversation online around what it means to become all that God intended us to be.The heartbeat of BECOMING US is to engage with you through our story, to be a part of your story, and encourage you along the way. If you would like to go deeper into some of the tools that we have learned through The Becoming Academy and Kerry Hasenbalg, you can use the coupon SMALLBONE for a discount to the online BECOMING curriculum at www.thebecomingacademy.com 

The BECOMING:us trailer invites you into what to expect for season one. Through vulnerable, honest and humorous conversation, Moriah and Joel Smallbone present their first cinematic podcast which speaks to the uniquely challenging, triumphant and (at times) preposterous moments of life. The two artists feature their friend and spiritual mentor Kerry Hasenbalg who offers practical tools for navigating career, relationships and creative endeavors. Click “subscribe” and use #Becomingus on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to join the online communal conversation around what it means to become all that God intended us to be.