January 2020 Live Coaching with Davey Blackburn
What’s the update on Nothing is Wasted the book and Amanda’s trial? (2:15-5:15)
What resources do you suggest for people who have just lost a loved one? (5:15-7:20)
What advice do you have to support someone who lost their wife 3 months ago? (7:25-9:00)
What do you do if your children trigger pain because they remind you of your spouse that passed away?(9:10-11:10)
What are your favorite places in Israel? (13:20-14:30)
What’s your morning routine? (15:50-20:00)
How do you find the stories you share on the podcast? (20:01-24:32)
How do you trust God when you can’t see him working? (24:35-32:50)
How do you and Kristi stay connected and keep your marriage flourishing during major transition seasons (like having a baby)? (35:25-38:42)
What advice do you have to someone who is re-entering the dating scene after widowhood or divorce? (38:45-45:32)
What’s your best advice for people who desire a relationship like yours and Kristi’s? (51:36-54:58)
How did you choose your word for the year? (56:00-1:00.52)
What do I do when I feel like I’m in a season where everything seems hopeless and it’s never going to change?
meet your coach
In November of 2015, Davey Blackburn’s wife Amanda was murdered in a home invasion, along with their unborn child. As the lead pastor of a church plant in Indianapolis and the father of their 15 month-old son, Weston, Davey was forced to not only live through this tragedy, but learn to lead others through pain as well. Throughout the journey, God walked Davey on a path of healing that he couldn’t have orchestrated for himself. He started The Nothing is Wasted Podcast and after hundreds of conversations with others who have found purpose in their pain and through coaching people through their trauma, Davey has curated the healing principles he learned into an 11 session video course to help you live, learn, and lead through pain. In the video course Davey walks you from point ‘A’ to point ‘Z’ of navigating your valley, helping you uncover the things God wants to teach you, and leading you to a renewed sense of purpose out of your pain.
