Ep. 125 - Richard Vaughan

In this episode, Kenny and Tammie take us through a special book that explores who we are, who God is, and who we are to God.

Returning for part 2, Kenny and Robert continue their conversation, tackling topics such as "gentle parenting" and whether that approach to parenting is truly loving.

In this episode, Kenny joins Robert from the Dad to Dads podcast to discuss what it means to be a loving dad and how to become one yourself.

Some assume that being loving means tolerating abuse or allowing yourself to be walked all over, but the exact opposite is true, in fact. Love requires us to stand up to such behavior, for the betterment of the other person. Love does not let someone continue to act in a way that is not best for them. Kenny and Tammie explore what it truly means to love in the midst of challenging, and even abusive circumstances.

Do we owe God credit for every good thing in life, or do chance and free will play a role? In this week’s episode, Kenny and Tammie dive deep into this age-old question and explore how divine intervention, chance, and human action intertwine.

Kenny and Tammie reflect on Kenny's uncle, Pastor Richard Vaughan, his life, and how you can know that you are truly saved in Christ Jesus.

We as humans have a tendency to overcomplicate love, especially God's love to us. In this episode, Kenny and Tammie explore the beautiful simplicity of God's saving love to us.

In this episode Kenny sits down with Johnny Mango – host of Minutes With Mango – to get into the details of what love really is, and how it relates to truth.

What did Jesus – who is the Prince of Peace – mean when He says "I have not come to bring peace, but a sword,"? That seems like the opposite, yet we know that Jesus is the truth. Join Kenny and Tammie as they tackle this hard passage.

What good deeds must we do to have eternal life? Can we actually earn our way to Heaven? What does Jesus have to say about this? Kenny and Tammie unpack it all right here, in episode 121 of The Right Fight Podcast.