NRB Chronicles 2020: No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope
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Release Date: 07/21/2021
The Shot Heard Around The World
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We revisit the echo of freedom and faith—from Emerson’s poem on the Revolutionary War to Elijah’s fire on Mount Carmel. Robbie explores the sound that shaped history, both earthly and eternal. What made the hearts of fathers turn to their children? What connects John the Baptist to Elijah? And how does heaven still touch earth today?
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Robby's Sermon 7-14-24 'Thirteen Nissans'
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Sermon At Peace Church Durham
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Give And It Will Be Given To You
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We explore Luke 6 and how judgment, condemnation, and forgiveness are all deeply connected. Plus, it’s Jesus Labor of Love Week! Scott Barton joins us to share how God is working through car donations to bless single moms, widows, and families in crisis.
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Flight Lessons
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Today, we’re learning to soar. Isaiah 40 paints a powerful picture: “Those who wait on the Lord shall renew their strength…they shall mount up with wings like eagles.” But what does it really mean to fly like an eagle—especially when you feel weak, weary, and grounded by life? Robbie shares a deeply personal story of loss, surrender, and unexpected grace, and invites you to reflect on the moments when God lifted you in your lowest place. These are the flight lessons worth learning.
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How To Honor Dad
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On this episode of The Christian Car Guy Show, we explore what it truly means to honor your father both your earthly dad and your heavenly one. Robby shares a powerful story about humility, prayer, and calling on "Dad" in life’s toughest moments, including a life-changing national interview and his own struggles. Plus, Bob opens up about a Good Friday he'll never forget. Get ready for laughs, lumps in the throat, and real stories of rescue from life's ditches.
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Blind Spot
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On today’s episode of The Christian Car Guy Show, we’re talking blind spots—not just on the road, but in life and faith. Joined by Christian insurance expert Bill Mixon, Robby dives into the accidents we never saw coming, and the moments when God opens the eyes of our hearts in powerful, unexpected ways.
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What Would Get You Up at 4AM?
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What would inspire you to rise at 4AM? In this heartfelt episode of the Christian Car Guy Show, host Robbie invites listeners to reflect on what passions, purposes, or callings stir them so deeply they'd gladly wake up before dawn. From fishing and hunting to heartfelt moments of quiet time with God, Robbie shares how early mornings became sacred for him—and how God used those passions to spark a deeper spiritual discipline.
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Etched in Stone
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In this special Memorial Day of The Christian Car Guy Show, host Robby Dilmore explores the powerful themes of sacrifice, remembrance, and faith through the enduring symbolism of stone. Drawing connections between America's founding at Plymouth Rock, the traditions of Memorial Day, and biblical references—including reflections from a recent trip to Israel—the episode weaves history and spirituality into a heartfelt tribute.
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A Mother's Love
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In this special Mother's Day episode of the Christian Car Guy, host Jerry Mathis is joined by friends Bob Young and Mark Flint to honor the women who shaped their lives. Through heartfelt stories and cherished memories, they reflect on the lasting impact of their mothers’ unconditional love and guidance. Listeners also call in to share touching tributes to their own moms, creating a warm, community-driven celebration. The episode is a reminder that the love and influence of mothers deserve to be honored every day—not just once a year.
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Fantastic Four
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In this episode of we explore how life's struggles and challenges can become powerful gateways to spiritual insight and personal growth.
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No one tells you what to expect.
Your 9 year old that loves school suddenly takes 3 hours to get math done. Don't even ask about everything else.
The 11 year old that loves to run errands now can t remember the one thing you told them to bring you long enough to get out of the room.
And the 13 year old...
EMOTIONAL TURMOIL
Change your shirt before you leave, you tell your son, but he explodes.
You don't care about me! This is my favorite shirt! You're always criticizing me!
Or, you walk in to find your daughter sobbing and ask, What s wrong, honey?
I don t know! she wails.
They climb on an emotional rollercoaster and invite you to join them.
Don t get a ticket for that ride.
A TIME OF TRANSITION
What s happening? They re changing! The tweens or preteens, whatever you want to call it ,are the beginning of the transition to adulthood.
Hormones are flowing. Things are changing. Emotions are high.
School is a struggle, all of a sudden.
And spiritual questions pop up where there were none before.
THE STAKES ARE HIGH
Most parent-child relationships are broken during the tween years. When they are, the teens often just get worse and worse.
If you can get through the preteen years with your relationship intact, though, the teen years tend to get better and better.
Lay a foundation to make the teen years great!
HERE'S HELP
Practical help. Real encouragement. Just what you need to cope with emotional meltdowns, motivate them to get school done, answer their spiritual questions, and most of all, protect your relationship with your eight to fourteen year olds.
No Longer Little: Parenting Tweens with Grace and Hope
Hal and Melanie Young, authors of Raising Real Men and My Beloved and My Friend, both awarded Christian Small Publishers Book of the Year, are your guides on this challenging journey through these critical years of parenting...so that the years to come get better and better.