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August 3, 2026


Title: MAMA: NEVER STOP PRAYING
Topic: Family Issues
Discussed by Julie Lowe
with Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (www.ccef.org/)

The prodigals father never stopped praying for his son – and he came home! Let that be an encouragement to you today.

Today, author Julie Lowe offers some words of advice and hope. Julie is a professional licensed counselor, sharing from over twenty-five years of counseling experience.

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Questions/Issues Discussed:

Are few pains as disorienting and deep as the ache in a mother’s heart when something is wrong with her child?

What might cause this pain?

Is this pain rare?

Is there hope for the hurting?

Do many wonder what they did wrong – why they can’t fix it – what will happen? Julie reminds us that we are not our children’s savior. There is only one Savior – and that is Jesus Christ.

When we don’t see change, what should we do?

What can we do during our quiet time with the Lord?

Is God always faithful?

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October 17, 2022


Title: Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids
Topic: Safeguarding your Kids from Predators
Discussed by Julie Lowe
with Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (www.ccef.org/)


Part 1 of 3

New guest Julie Lowe is a faculty member at Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation and a licensed professional counselor with nearly twenty years of counseling experience. Today, Julie discusses her newest book, “Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids”.

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Questions/Issues Discussed:

What are some of the unique dangers that children face today that we didn’t face twenty or thirty years ago? Julie says: “Some things are new. Some things are old. But the principles are the same.”

Why do parents need to address and respond to safety issues with realism and faith, while keeping both in balance?

Does worrying increase safety? Julie explains why she believes that worrying actually decreases safety.

Is denying that danger exists dangerous?

Should children, from an early age, be taught about the dangers in this world?

Can the things we see on television be used to teach life lessons? Julie also offers other examples of activities we do every day that can be life lessons.



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Title: Part 2 of 3 - Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids
Topic: Safeguarding your Kids from Predators
Discussed by Julie Lowe
with Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (www.ccef.org/)

Questions/Issues Discussed:

What are some of the topics addressed for each age group in “Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids”? Julie discusses the importance of discerning behavior and knowing the difference between right and wrong.

Without being paranoid about everyone, what are some warning signs parents and grandparents should look for that indicate a child is being abused?

Stranger Danger” How did Julie address this subject with her own children?




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Title: Part 3 of 3 - Safeguards: Shielding Our Homes and Equipping Our Kids
Topic: Safeguarding your Kids from Predators
Discussed by Julie Lowe
with Christian Counseling & Educational Foundation (www.ccef.org/)

Questions/Issues Discussed:

Why is it important to talk about the “hard things” with our children and grandchildren? Julie has some great suggestions to begin the conversation, even when they are very young.

Technology can be a blessing and a curse for users of all ages. What guidelines does Julie recommend for phone usage and online access?



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