Merrill and Linda Hutchinson Share Transformation Stories on Rock Solid Families Podcast
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25 May 2023, 02:29 GMT+10
Merrill and Linda are the co-hosts of Rock Solid Families Podcast as well as the co-founders of Rock Solid Families, a 501c3 nonprofit, faith-based organization. Combined, they have over 70 years of experience in teaching, counseling, ministry, coaching and public speaking. In 2018, they left their full time positions in the Church and public school system to focus on strengthening families. Their goal is to guide and empower families to be all that God wants for them to be. In this episode, they share powerful stories of transformation with permission from the clients they helped guide through difficult situations including divorce, domestic abuse, and childhood trauma.
"Trust is not rebuilt overnight. We've got to just keep showing each other that we have the right intention, and we're going to try, and we're going to relearn some new practices," shares co-host Merrill Hutchinson. Periods of life transformation are often uncomfortable and take time and hard work. But God is ready to walk with you every step of the way. Today co-hosts Linda and Merrill Hutchinson discuss the power of life transformation through sharing with permission the stories of some of the people who have sought their guidance over the years.
Listen to, or watch, the full podcast interview by Merrill and Linda Hutchinson on your preferred podcast channel.
How Kendra's experience with domestic abuse taught her about the importance of not forsaking God or trading in a relationship with Him for the love and approval of a man
How important it is to seek Godly counsel, especially when it comes to problems within a marriage
How forming a relationship with God can help one heal from past trauma
What the importance of surrendering to God is
What the steps are for seeking God's help through a life transformation
Merrill and Linda Hutchinson, co-hosts of Rock Solid Families Podcast
Podcast Quotes:
"Trust is not rebuilt overnight. We've got to just keep showing each other that we have the right intention, and we're going to try, and we're going to relearn some new practices." (17:29-17:37 | Merrill)
"It gives me hope that even when you begin to drift as a couple, or when you think you've got it all on the outside, according to the world, you don't. And, man there is something better out there." (18:49-18:59 | Linda)
"Sometimes our trauma in our life is constantly leaking out of our pores, and we don't even know it." (21:47-21:54 | Merrill)
"Stop living guilty. God wants to bless you, and as long as you're out there living, it is not about all of you being perfect and trying to check every box. It's about you just using your gifts to serve and to love on people and God." (37:01-37:17 | Merrill)
About the Podcast Co-Hosts:
To learn more about Merrill and Linda, visit their website (Rock Solid Families).
About Rock Solid Families Podcast:
Rock Solid Families is committed to helping educate, equip, and empower families to be all God created them to be! Merrill and Linda Hutchinson began Rock Solid Radio in October of 2018. They have over 70 years of combined experience in teaching, public speaking, counseling, ministry, and coaching. After much prayer, Merrill and Linda made the decision to step down from their full time positions in the church and public school to focus on strengthening families. Both believe that healthy schools, churches, and communities depend on strong and healthy families. This weekly podcast is made possible through the generous financial support of community partners. With the help of local sponsors and the word spreading through listeners like you, Rock Solid Families is helping to build stronger communities one family at a time!
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